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S.S. VICTORIA
Leaves Nome
For Seattle
July 27th
5. S. Victoria will leave Seattle
For Nome
August 7th
Future sailing dates announced later
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MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
NOME BOUNa PLANKS
MAKING PROGRESS
Fargo, N. D. July 25—The Nome
hound government airplane expedition
arrived from St I*au! Saturday al'ter
Plane* Roach Canadian Border
PortaJ, N. D. July 26—The four
aeroplanes participating in the New
York to Alaska flight arrived yesterday,
from Fargo. The trip was made with
out mishap In throe hours and ten
minutes.
Today the flight is scheduled from
Portal to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Canada.
FREIGHTER SAILS FOR
ST MICHAEL
Seattle. July 26—The freight steam
er M. H. Love joy sailed today for St
Michael with cargo cons^tlng of 1700
tons of blasting powder and a half
million feet of lumber consigned to
Nenana and a quantity of general
freight for the lower Yukon,
RUTH MAKES ANOTHER “HOMER"
New* York, July 26—• Babe" Kulh
made his thirty fifth home run of the
season today when the Yankees beat
ORIENTAL INVESTIGATION
TRANSFERRED TO SEATTLE
Seattle. July 26—Governor Hart
was the first witness today Before the
'congressional committee engaged in
investigating the Japanese situation on
RUSS FEAR JAP »
AGGRESSIONS IN SIBERIA
Pekin, Chinn, July 26—The Balia
News of Vladivostok, which repre
sents various Russian governments.
Including the Soviet republic, has is
sued an appeal on behalf of the Rus
sian people to tin* proletarian world
GOV’T INCOME ONCE MORE
EXCEEDS EXPENSES
Washington, July 20—The income
of the government for the fiscal year
ending June 30 exceeded the expense
for the first time in three years, Sec
retary Houston declared in a state
ment today. *
Houston -also announced a reduction
in the gross public debt and forecasted
an important reduction during the next
twelve months.
LIGHT QUAKES SHOCK
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles, July 26—Two slight
eartluiuako shocks occurred here this
IRISH SITUATION
GROWING WORSE
Dublin, July 26—At newport, Tip
perory, last night a gang of men shear
ed the hair from the head of a girl be
cause she was keeping company with a
policeman. Exasperated policemen
and soldiers then burned the houses
of the principal Sinn Felnn adherents
and caused them to flee for their tyves.
Two^coast guard stations in the
Beahaven district were raided today
by armed bands. In the attack- on the
station at Ballygarven, Chief Officer
Sftedon and Petty Officer Brown were
Police, Wrtek Irish Town
London, July 26—^ftmaliock, nine
teen miles south of' Limerick, was
wrecked today by a body of police, ac
cording: to a Cork dispatch.
Plunkett Says Irish Situation Alarming
London, July-26—Sir Horace Plun
kett, founder of the Irish Dominion
League and. leader of moderent Irish
nationalist opinion, told a Newscastle
audience today that the present situa
tion in Ireland Is more alarming than
within his knowledge of forty years.
SHAMROCK LEADS RESOLUTE
ACROS8 STARTING LINE
Sandy Hook, July 26—-The last
race of the cup series is on today.
The Shamrock IV crossed the start
ing line ahead of the Resolute today
when the race started off Ambrose
lightship. A twelve knot breeae from
the northwest la sending the yachts
along at a dashing pace. • ,
Ran* Declared Off Today
f Sandy Hook, July 26—The Ameri
ca cup, race between the Resolute and
Shamrock tV was declared off at four
thirty this afternoon due , to lack of•
iggnd. The vessels had covered about
fifteen aalles after four houm,of racing
with the Resolute leading toy two miles.
SHERIFF KILLED IN JAIL BREAK
Pendleton, Ore.. July 26—T. l>.
Taylor, sheriff of I'matilla county, wan
shot and killed today after a number
of prisoners confined in the county
Jail had broken their way to freedom
after overpowering deputy sheriff Jake
Martin. The shooting of sheriff Tay
lor was done with a revolver * which
had boon concealed in one of the cells.
SOVIET GOV’T WILLING TO
MAKE PEACE WITH ALLIES
London, .July 26—The Russian So
viet government has notified Great
Britain it is willing to -meet the lead
ing Allies for a peace conference in
London, but, as a preliminary to such
conference, it demands the surrender
of General Wrangel, the anti-ltolshe
viki commander in Southern Russia,
under guarantees of personal safety.
The Soviet government has also in
formed Britain of its willingness to
agree to an armistice In Poland and
express.-d astonishment at Britain’s
action in interpreting unfavorably the
recent discussions of trade relations
Armistice Negotiations Probably Take
Place At Brest-Litovsk
Warsaw, July 2f.—The projected
armistice, negotiations between repre
sentatives of Poland and Soviet Russia
will probably be held at Brest-Litovsk.
GREEKS OCCUPY ADRIANOPLE
London. July 26—Cable advices to
day announce that the Greek forces
-have occupied Adrianople. $
Greek*. Occupy Northern Section O*
Constantinople, July 26—The Greek
forces In Thrace have occupied Eski
baha. acqpt^ing to Information reach
ing British’headquarters.
GERMANY BANS SHIPMENT ARMS
TO POL AND-RUSSIA
Berlin. July 26—The German gov
ernment today proclaimed an ordinance
prohibiting exportation and trnnspor
FARM HAND KILLS
TAUNTING GIRL
Seattle, July 26—Mary Jane Pappas,
the eleven year old niece of C. D.Lil
lopoulas. Greek consul at Seattle, was
killed.near here with a pitchfork by
Jim Sphyridio, a farm hand. Sphyri
by the taunts of the girl, who is said
to have tried to shame hint when she
heard his cussing.
He hurled a pitchfork at the child
and one of the tines pierced her neck
inflicting a fatal wound.
ITALIAN WARSHIP SUNK BY MINE
Constantinople. July 26—Eighteen
seamen, one officer and Doctor B. Art!,
lost their lives today with the de
struction of an Italian torpedo hont
destroyer in the Black Sea. The ves
sel struck a mine near the entrance
to the Bosphorus, sinking within a
few minutes.
TUESDAY
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NOME BOUND FLYERS
RE^CH SASKATOON
Saskatoon. Saskachewan, July 26—
Flying all the way against a forty
mile wind, the four American army
airplanes enroute to Nome arrived here
from Portal. North Dakota this ufter
noon, having averaged seventy miles
an hour over this section*of the course.
The aviators were Riven a preurriv.-l
welcome by lieutenant McClelland, a
local aviator, who went south to meet
them in his airplane. <>n landing he e
the American flyers were greeted by
Mayor Young and Commissioner flrs
ham of the local Hoard of Trade.
They will remain here over night
taking »fj for Edmonton tomorrow
morning. The total actual flying time
of the expedition since leaving New
York is now fifteen hours, according
to Capt. Street, commander of the ex
pedition .
MURDERED WOMAN FOUND
IN TRUNK
New York. .July 2H —'Pin body of a
supposedly murdered woman was
found in a trunk toda\ 1 \ employees
of the American Express Company
among uncalled for baggoge in the
company warehouse.
The trunk was received her. from
Detroit June 17th, addressed fo ' James
Douglas." The shipping receipt w<s
signed by "A. A. Tletown."
NEW YORK TRUNK
MYSTERY ATTRACTING
NATION'S ATTENTION
Detroit, Mich. July 27—The search
for Eugene Leroy, whose wife’s muti
lated body was found in a trunk ship
ped from Detroit to New York recentlV
has assumed nation wide proportions.
The case is attracting great attention
in all parts of the country. Tlte trunk
containing the woman’s,body was re
cently located ; mong uncalled for nag
gage in the New York storage w:re
house of the American Expres- Co.
where It has been lying for several
I Believed Husband of Dead 'A'cman
! Chicago. July 27—Floy Miller. 2*5
| years old, a salesman living1 at the
Banner Hotel here, is believed by t.he
police to he the mysterious R. Leroy
I wanted in Detroit in connection with
| the New York trunk murder mystery,
i Miller has been arrested by the Chicago
TURK NATIONALISTS
DENOUNCE PEACE TERMS
Augora. Turkey, July 2ti—The Turk
ish Nationalist’s congress now in ses
sion, here, has adopted resolutions bit
terly denouncing the peace terms ac
cepted by the Constantinople govern
ment and declaring that the Nationalist
Congress will oppose military occupa
tion of Turkey to the bitter end.
AVIATOR TOPS
MOUNT RAINIER
Seattle. July 20—Herbert Munter.
former Nome School hoy who is rapid
ly gaining wide reputation as an avia
tor. added to Ills laurels Sunday by
flying over the lofty summit of Mount
Rainier with two passengers. In cross
ing the towering peak, which rises over
14,000 feet, Munter attained an attitude
of sixteen thousand feet.
735 SEATTLE BUSINESS
HOUSES JAP OPERATED
Seattle, July 27—Figures presented
to the investigating congressional com
mittee today which are confirmed In
both sides disclose that in Seattle
Japanese operate HHS hotels and apart,
nn nt houses, 70 barber shops, 4S dye
Works and cleaning establishments, 80
grocery stores. 75 merchandise stores.
laundries and 45 second hand stores.
GOV HART TO SEEK
FURTHER RESTRICTIVE
ALIEN LEGISLATION
Seattle July 2*5—In testifying before,
the House committee on immigration
(and naturalization today, Covernor
| Hart of Washington testified that he
would ask the Washington legislature
I at its next session to provide iegisla -
lion further restricting aliens who are
not eligible to citizenship ns :i preven
tative of further Japanese erffroach
Judge Thomas Burke also appeure I
| before the committee and pleaded tli t
legislation approach a spirit of friend
ship rather than antnglnlsm toward
LOS ANGELES
QUAKES CONTINUING
Los Ang-I. s. Ju?v -JT - Los \ ngele.s
was again rattled by another < .rth
riuakc stortl" after midnight last night
The shock was light and nr. damage re
REPORTED VILLA HOLDING
AMERICAN FOR RANSOM
Eagle Pass. July 27 Itepotts ie.ch.
ing here from Mexican sources say
Pancho Villa has taken Pari Hal Hu.
an American and [(resident of the
binas Brewery Co, of Sabinas, i p*■ •
oner and is holding him a isom.
DEFENDER FAVORITE IN
DECIDING CONTEST
Sandy Hook, L. I. Jnh 27 - In the
light wind prevalent over tin Ameii. a
Pup course today, the American defen
der. Resolute is a decided favorite to
win tin1 cup in this afternoon’s contest.
LOWDEN TO STUMP
FOR HARDING
Chicago, July 2ft—Governor Lowden
of Illinois will take the stump on be
half of Harding in the presidential
campaign, according to an announce
ment by Republican headquarters.
POLISH-RUSSIAN PEACE
CONFERENCE BEGINS 30TH
London, July 27—The projected
pence conference between the Russians
and Poles will he held at Bardnovjte.
eighty miles Southwest’ of Minsk, ac
cording to Moscow wireless dispatches
reaching London today.
The conference Is scheduled to start
HUGE WHISKEY SHIPMENT,
SEIZED AT TOLEDO
Toledo. <>. July 27- Three carloads
of whiskey valued, federal prohibition
officers said, at eight hundred thous
and dollars, was seized here today by
government authorities.
FRENCH GOVERNMENT CALLS
FOCH FROM VACATION
has been recalled from his vacation
and with Finance .Minister Francois
the marshal will accompany Premie
Millerand to Boulogne to attend the
conference of premiers. The recall of
Foch is causing wide speculation.
CHICAGO TAXI COMPANYS
WAGE NOVEL BATTLT
f’h.tago. July 27 A bn tl» between
fleets of taxicabs, in which th. v hi> l. s
strategy employed in tank warfare
while the drivers tired a hundred shots
at each • :her. raged throughout the
early morning hours on the streets of
the West Side district today.
The battle* was a result of long
standing differences between the driv
Checkered Taxi t'ompunv. u rival Con
cern. For hours the drivers played
every trick of mobile warfare against
etc b ojh. t until the police ended the
contest.
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