MONDAY
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JAPS FIRMLY REFUSE •
SURRENDER OF YAP ID
Wsmhlm*ton. April. IS—Japan'* firm
determination not to surrender her
manuka ory rights On the island of Yap
In started emphatically in a series of
five notes iKisnLng hetwv.ttn the United
States iunxt Jafltan h» recent weeks,
which were made public today by the
State Department.
FRICTION DEVELOPS IN
NEW CABINET
Washington, Apart!, 17—Secretary
I'Vill, in. a letter to Senator Ijodge,
changes in effect that the FlritisJi «■<».•
erniment is <\ncouraging Che Mexican
government to discnfeninate against
the Ainerjca.it oil tnUnVsts in Mexico.
An a result of the letter. Secretary
«f State Hughes is umdemtood bo luive
taken exception to hVll's attitude on
the grout .1 that it is ember: is sing the
administration in its efforts to work
out a Mexican policy.
COAST GUARD CUTTER
CAPTURES BOOZE SHIP
Seattle April. 17—The fast yacht
Xenial ovrn«d by H. L. Cates, a prom
inent Seattle- jeweler, after l>«i.ng rid
dled with bullets front the gunn of the
Court fSuard Cutter Areata, comnmnd
ed by Captain 1*. A. Ijonsdalc. Satur
day night. was beached at the head of
Marowstorm Point, near Fort Flagler
The two men composing the Xenial’s
cnew jumped ashore and escaped In
the darkness, leaving one hundred
oases of liquor, mainly Scotch whis
key. on Itoand the beached vessel.
JOY RIDERS MEET DEATH
IN AUTO CRASH
Seattle, April. 17—T-awrenoe .Mur
phy was killed, l^ewis Hurvitz per
haps fatally injured, and four women
were badly hurt, when their speeding
auto turned turtle on the outskirts of
the City this afternoon.
MILK MAGNATE KILLED BY FALL
Seattle, April. 18—Harry H. Stuart,
vice predident of tlhe (Ymation Milk
Company, fell «1owti a stairway In his
residence at Vancouver. R. C. yester
day a ltd was killed.
PILOT BLAMED FOR
GOVERNen SINKING
Seattle. April. 18—Blame far the |
Governor-West Hartlmnd collision, in
which eight lives were lost, was phiced
on Pilot Harry Warden. Second Mate
Ernest Hellemberger and Third Mate
Am Aherns of the Governor by a do -
eteian rendered by Federal Marine In
spector's Amer and Lord this morning.
Captain's Bartlett and AI win mas
ters of the Governor and West Hart
>and. respectively, were exonerated
from blalnie for the disaster.
GERMANY FACING
TREMENDOUS CRISIS
Berlin, April. 17—Germany is in
the throes of ji crisis snore serious by
far than any crisis developing: during
the Great War. More are in action
both externally and internally in con
nection. theitejwith than in the great
popular upheaval which preceded the
collapse of kniserimn. The situation
1s made doubly precarious by the tone
of press dispatches from Paris during
the past twenty four hours giving min
ute details of tlhe French military plans
which will be translated Into action at '
a moment’s notice if Germany fails
to meet the Added reparations demands ,
There id no doubt anywhere in Ger- j
many that failure to merit the demands
means a new declaration of war by |
France and an invasion of the country |
by French forces.
French Mobilising Military Forces
Little, Franca, April, 18—Orderii re
millnf to the oolnra the ckune* of 1918
Mid 1919 ware neaeirod here today.
Orders have also been issued calling
tcm the remohilisatJon of the First
Army Corps. The calls are believed
to presage a general mobHlxatlon to
enforce payrrtrtnt of the reparation de
mands on Germany.
QOMPERS WED8
WIDOW 8ATURDAY
New York, April, 17—-Satin. Com
pere, the famous labor leader and Mrs,
Gertrude G. Nusdheller wene married
and left her Saturday night for Mon
treal on their honeymoon.
TORNADO DEATH LIST GROWS
Kansas City, April, 17—The total
list of dead; from the tornado which
began TYIday fright*and swept overf
Wlh western and swim Kanaa and
MtmnmM fti acm bmps than 199. ac
s tt» IMMI ripiP fHM the
DECLARES RUSSIA ‘GIGANTIC.
ECONOMIC VACUUM"
vnstation of industry In Russia has
Iwen so complete; poverty in the
country Is so acute; i»*iplc are so hun
gry and the demand fur commodity's
Is so great that at pn'sent. KusNda nep
reaont.s a gigantic economic vacuum,
and no evirtwnee exists that the unfo-'
tuna to situation above d«'scribe<l ’»
lUody to he alliviated so long as the
pnesent political and economic system
continues."
TMa, in -part, is what Secretary of
State Hughes wnrttes in a letter to ap
peal' tomoirow fcn ttfwj "Anrarican Fed -
oratHjrnist" in reply to a rvuucwt from
S'liimicl dampers for facte about con
ditions in Russia.
FIRST WOMAN EXECUTION
OCCURS IN IRISH STRUGGLE
Dublin, Ireland, prol. 18—The first
execution of a woman to t:dae place bi
connection wKth the strife In Ireland
wan announced .by the authorities to
'Tlie woman, Kitty MaoCurrcin. was
taken from her home in the Scatetown
clLstrict of Monaghan yesterday and
was shortly afterward shot and hilled
on the bank of a ri\Mr. n«n r where she
was engaged rn farming.
FOREIGN TRADE
TAKES BIG SI^UMP
Washing!*®), April. 18—Amdden*?
foreign trade last month was nparlv
three quarters of a billion dollar^ l‘*sc
thsun *n the month of March, lastly* a:,
figures matte public today by th4 De
purtment of Cammer*** show. ;
W'nsh&ngto'n, April. 18—The House
of Representatives today adopted a
ileHolutirm providing for an 'inveftigu
ti*>n of the escape fruin America of
(rrovxir Cleveland BergdolJ. the ■notor
ious Philadelphia draft evaderJ A
committee was also instructed tol takt
the necessary action to bring Befgdoil
back from (lonruiny. where he has
taken refuge.
N'ew York, April. IS—A new ii:\ «*>>
Ligation of the death of Major Chronk
hite at f'.vnp Ivewis in 1918 has been
ordered by Attorney General TVmr.'.
orty at the request of Senator Calder
It was .train u need today. ^
According to Jonah T. Ooldst^'r
attorney for Rosenibluth, the formei
army officer who is held in connection
■wBth the death of Crankhite, the sit
uation has a parallel in the famous
dreyfus ease in France.
stricken districts. The property loss
involved will amount to seven. 1 mill
WOMAN AUTOIST KILLED
BY TRAIN
.Seattle. April, 18—Mrs. Sarah
Lewis, proprletresH of tNe St Klmo
Hotel at Auburn, Washington, was kill
ed at Thomas, Washington, Sunday
afternoon when her automobile was
struck by a Northern Pacific train.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
ALLIES SEND GERMANY
REPARATION ULTIMATUM
Paris, April. 19—The Allied Repa
ration Commission announced today
that it had given (Kermany until April
22 to transfer .the gold holdings of the
Iteichsbaink, the Herman ini i*eria 1 hank,
to the Coiblen* and Cologne bmn.h^s
of tlhe bank, thus in effect placing the
gold in the tenrtftory occupied by the
Allies and under their supervision.
If Germany refuses to comply with
the ultimatum of the Commission. 1ft
states that it will .request immediate
<fefl|i very of the gold direct to the Cdm^
mission to meet the reparations de
mands.
GERMAN MILITARY
MOGULS ATTEND FUNERAL
OF EX EMPRESS
J'ottadafrn, Germany, April, 19—The
body of tbe exiled ex (dmprena of Ger
many wn« bunted today in the H often
zollern burial ground here. Five spec
l«il trains brought a large throng
mourners from Berlin, ''.nottiding all
the former leading military chiefs of
tho empeniai army. Hindenberg. Lud
endorff. Von Maokenzen and Von Falk
enhayen attended in full uniform.
HiARDING TO SPEAK
AT NEW YORK
W/uahinctoa. - AwU, I»—TrMMWnt
Hardin* left UU» mariCnc tar Now
York, whnr* So win dollnr o" addrro*
mt a* tta «m of Shu*
a, a
the Sinvtli American liberator.
wfru> <1ii *1 in 1 s:to after helping to wm
the '3k1« |m ii'Ptii e <>f thivo states from
NEW IMMIGRATION
BILL REPORTED
Washington, April. 19—ICe.strh‘tioii
of f*jrel:#rn iTiunigrrithrm wou!<1 l»e put
into effect on May 10 and continue un
til Juw 30, 1922, tinder the terms of a
hill reported fn*n the House Immi
gration Committee i»eluy.
HARDING TO REVIEW
ATLANTIC FLEET
Washington. April, 19—I‘resident
Harding will review the A' l-intlc fl* ct
031 Apr.l 29 off the V’rgSnia capes or
•the fleet's return from Ciihan water**
it was announced at the Navy Depart
U S S ALGONQUIN SAILS
FOR BERING SEA
Seattle, April, 19- -The government
.steafcnw A Igommin sailed from here
today to begin the annual Hering Sen
ONTARIO VOTES FOR BONE
DRY PROHIBITION
Torontjo, Can. April. 19 < intorio
has voted in favor of hon<- <lry prohi
bition and -to stop the importation .in<l
stile of litntoxicat-iis li'ium-s in the pro
vince by about one hundred thousand
majority.
WISCONSIN SUFFRAGE
WORKER SUICIDES
New Y<*rk. April. 19 The body of i
woanan found n Hast I liver was id-->n
Lified today as that of Mrs. bsslo
Hardy Stubbs .M irkayc. a well known
suff.rtfiff worker of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Max key disappen ri d last niffht
after tihnentenitinfr suicide before her
husband, Hon ton Maekave. a wpt *d
and expert on forestry.
DAKOTA SENATOR
ATTACKED BY WOMAN
S.aix City. S. I>. April. 19 - While
: state wen; it or Danforts was nd«lrcssin.ff
a meet in if in the mayoralty campaign
heme last night, a woman ran ii|«m the
stage, aittaoketl the senator and sl.m
pexi his fare vigorously. In th* resul
tant con/usIoji a fist tl.sht started !n
the. audience and a miniature riot en
sued until tihr police apeared.
YAP SITUATION AT DEADLOCK—
ALLIES WORRIED
Washington. April, 19—With Japan
boldly and openly proclaiming that
she imtends to retain i»osgess?on >f
the island of Yap and the l'nited
States flatly announcing that .she does
not recognize the Jayiane.se mandate
over thei stand, the situation has now
repelled a. complete deadlock, with
Great Britain, Finance and Italy gravely
conceutned over the ultimate outcome.
BRITISH TO BRING IRISH HOME
RULE BILL INTO OPERATION
Ijondofn. A.|xrU, 19—Steps to In-ins'
into active ofienttlon t.h« Irish Act.
providing for home rule in Ireland,
wore token Unlay by the government,
it wn« announced officially
ABSOLUTE JAP
EXCLUSION PROPOSED
Wassh'ingifcon, April, 19—Absolute
|exclusion for the future of nil Japanese
iminrsmtion. with permission allowed
| for- only temporary ncsklemce for Jap
anese flourtsts, students, commercial
men. artists and teachers, was pro
posed before the tnumigratton Comniit
tee of the HoiLse of Representatives to
day by V. S. McClntchy of Sacra -
mento, California, as wise immigration
legislation.
SEEKS TRACES OF MISSING MAN
David E. Jenkins, of 2734 W. Fair
mont Avenue, Baltimore. Maryland,
writes the postmaster in an effort to
locate a long missing uncle, whose
name is also Duvid E. Jenkins and
who hag not been heard from since
1918. Imperative conditions require
bat the missing man be located, if
>oasiblie. Any one possessing infor
mation will perform a grateful sendee
jy communicating the same to the
ibove address.
9 GEORGE ANDERSON. .
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WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
J HUGHES URGES RIGID
j IMMIGRATION RESTRICTIONS
j Washington. April. --Secretary of
j State Hughe-s. in ;ln oirn i.il document
to Congrejis today. soad Sn part:
j "Our restrictions on Imnitemtinn
j should l*e so rigid th.it it would In- ini
pnMsihle far most of these people to
enter tin* Vnited States.
Tim refomnee wnjt made to ujutu
Hlr:i.l*!*- cln^sos from the lta.lk.iu cities.
Armeniki. Russia and tJcorgla
COL PERKINS PROPOSED
FOR ALASKA GOVERNOR
\YaJdl!nct<wi. April, 20—Friends of
Colonel W. T. Perk fins of Texos. ;t
foutlier .Vain** mining operator and
piomrtr of th.i.l Hne.tixoi of Alaska, pre
senting his name to Sectrotao of lho
Interior Mull for considmtiun .os gov
ernor of Alaska.
Co!. Perkins recently ct'jne to Wash
ington from Texas, ■where he ha.s besn
taking a flyer i,n oil.
[BRITISH MINERS DEMAND
NATIONAL WAGE BOARD
London. April, 20—Tin*' recent de
mands for esta.bl:sh!ment of a national
wn«e hoard have hee.n reaffirmed by
large majorities of the district com
miittei s of miners throughout rh
countiy.
U. S NOTES NO JAR
TO JAP POLICY
T«<k\<>. Apr:'. Jf>- Japan (has decid
ed tin: there is no reason to niter the
Japanese jHilicy with respect to the
Yap mandate because of the recent
American notes, it was said today in
STEVE BIRCH RECEIVES ALASKA
CORPORATION REPORTS
j Ken111• \p"il, • 20 Stephen Birch.
I 1 lead of the Alaska Steamship t'om
j pjtny. Knimieott <*opp«r Corporation
a.nd othor tliiK}y.»nIhei.m interests. is i i
the i ", receiving the mpin-ls of the
heads of the various departments of
those corporations. It is n.ntticlpntcd
that Birch's v*s!t may result in rad
ieal changes respecting the various
mining fluid transportation operation
maintained hy the Guggenheim's.
Iliiifh Intends to visit Arizona after
leaving: Seattle in'an effort to recover
fretful the effects of a.n attack of Ln
fluttinza emeurred while he was in New
HUGHES EXPLAINS COSTA RICA
OIL LAND MISUNDERSTANDING
Washington. April, 20—Secretary <>f
State Hus'lies has informed the British
jyovtMtnuiiient tltat if the Aurtrican con
sul at San Jose used influence to have
the new government of Costa Rica
ajiiwtl certain concessions to oil lands,
obtained from the old Tinoco regime
hy :i comistny in which British capital
was interested, he did so without au
thority from Hhe State Department.
Hughes' statement was hi reply to rep
resetmutions along the line indicated
unde by the British Por-tign Office.
MRS. LLOYD GEORGE
TAKES STUMP
London, April. 20- -Mrs. David
Lloyd George. wife of Britain's pre
mier, has taken the stump in behalf
of the tradition candidates for p.arlin
SENATE TO INVESTIGATE
R R SITUATION
Washington, April. 20—A genenl
investigation of tlie railroad situation
hns been ordered by the Senate.
PAN-AMERICAN COOPERATION
URGED BY HARDING
Now York. April, 20—“Effective co
operation’* as a nBw Pan-American
slogan was announced by 1’resident
Harding fin his address at tihe unveil
ing of the statue of Simon Bolivar
here today.
During the course of t he speech the
president delivered bis first pronounce
ment on Pan-Amleiikan rein t Ions,
pleading earnestly for sympathetic and
generous Ajmenioanirtn toward the re
publics of the south.
WESTERN SOLONS TO FIGHT
FOR JAP EXCLUSION
Wasluington, Ajtril, 20—An associa
tion of western congressirtfm to fight in
Con.gire.Hs for Japanese exclusion laws
was formed today. Congressman
Johnson was elected chairman and will
name the executive committee. The
aasodation is odmposed of two repre
sentatives ’* from California, Oregorr.
Washington. Idaho. Utah. Arizona,
New Mexico. Colorado. Oklahoma. Ne
vada and Tauur.
WOMEN VOTERS WANT
THEODORE Jr’s WIFE FOR
ASSEMBLY WOMAN
seat hi tlte senate intdy from the
Ixtfure nee bot.ime Assistant Secretary
DAUGHERTY TO PERSONALLY
INVESTIGATE CRONKHITE CASE
\\'si.Mhiinjtton, April. :!G- Al.tornc.
litmsul l*iuj;h«rt.v has halted further
| prasetutlor. of the case against lfoh-;-t
J rtortenbluth. farmer captain of the 213t,i
j Engineer*, who with Raymond forth
’»*r. h. fomur soldier. is charged with
^h« murder <>f Major Crunk hit.** i.t
(’amp Ijovvis in 1918, until he (has con
ducted a personal investigation of the
facts connected with the <-a.se. accord- ,
j Department of Justice last night.
I
THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
DRUNKEN JOY RIDERS KILL
FATHER OF 7 CHILDREN
Seattle. April, 21—An automobile
filled w*ith men and women drunks
last nishi ran down and killed John
IT. Grov««. father of seven ehildi*>/n.
RUTH RENEWS HOME
RUN HITT1
Now York, April, 20—"Babe" Ruth,
after hefru? arrested today for speed
ing. went into the frame and mode his
second home run of the season of:'
the Boston Americans.
GERMANY WANTS HARDING TO
MEDIATE IN REPARATIONS
otHcinlly .mnouneed today, has asked
reparations question.
HARDING NAMES
MORE APPOINTEES
j W«islliiurton. A|uiI, 21 -<'land II.
II t’has. F. Mr rvifn was reappointed
Chief of the I’nlted States AVat.hor
Ihussut. and DavSd II. Blair of North
j ruroMn.1 was nnmed for Commissioner
1 <»r Internal Revenue by President
I lard inf? today.
PERSHING TO HEAD
U S. WAR STAFF
'Washington. April. 21 The ouran
i station of a war staff headed by Gen
eral John .1. Pcrahi.HK to take < ]iaipe
of field operations of the armies of the
l’nited Sta-tes in war time, was an
nounced today by Secretary Weeks.
FOREIGN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE CONSIDERING
PEACE RESOLUTION
Washington, April. 21—The Senate
Foreign Relations Committee today
took up for eons-ideratioii Senator
Knox’s resolution to restore technical
peji.ee between fhe T'nlteil Sentes and
the Cent raj European powers.
HAYWOOD. I W. W LEADER.
ESCAPES TO RUSSIA
Chicago. April. 21—William D. Hay
wood. head of Che I. W\ W. organizn.
lion, who is under a twenty yeor sen
tence for anti-goveimmcnt activities,
ha-s fieri from the United States to
Russia, having arrived at Riga April
16. the federal authorities here an
nounced today.
Says Haywood in Russia ti Attend
Union Conference
New York, April, 21—A report was
published here today to the effect that
William D. Haywood went to Russia
to attend the International Trade Un
ion Conference at Moscow
PLUMBING GRAFTERS ROB
SEATTLE SCHOOLS
Seattle, April, 20—The Board of Di
rectors of the Seattle schools have dis
covered that the schools have been
ix>bbed of approximately $100,000 mi
recent yeara through a combination of
leading plumbing contractors employ
ing tihe same system as the gang of
New York building trust crooks who
were recently sent to prison for their
grafting activities.
MOON ECLIPSE TONIGHT
There will be a total eclipse of the
moon this evening. The lunar eclipse
will be the only phenomena of that
character Visible to Nome this year,
according t • John A. Wilson, local
authority oi things agtnonomfcal. Mr.
WllBMt fet* rto# fee NUfftat that the
I W ill 1'om.L.n in total eclipse f«,i 12 miu
■'“s itfwl will not run\ .-me fi, ,
j *‘*irth's shadow until 10.2H p. in.
AMERICANS ATTACKED BY
GERMANS IN BERLIN
I Berlin. April, Jl - -James 1-1. Tobin -
I l'in j«nd wife. Americans and r< si
| 'I' nts of ( hicaxo, »oit- today utLi ki- I
j by <1 crowd of German men. women and
1 children :tjt tliey sat on a bench in
Kruis Souci Park. n. local retreat on
ground. The couple were i«**c.iif>i| by
GEORGE DECLARES FOR
MAINTENANCE OF FORCE
REGIME IN ICELAND
I xni don, April, Jl—Premier J.l«iyd
George, in closing a .tl.iifensr; of 1.11 <*
government's litnh policy before the
Bouse of Cuminonx toda \ s.. d:
"To itbundon the use of !'•»:< tod
would tic »o surrender alike In v ioleia
crime :.J1/I npju.mtbrm. and that I mi
George Cites Civil War in Defense
Irish Policy
Txuidiun. April. 21—Llyod George
defembl tlu* #?oveituueait policy in Ire
land and cites rh** Anrarican 'f'lvli
W'.ir aft providing an exm t t*a,rallel for
th«-! situation Liu-re. through involving
the fiind.ikncnLtJ principle of union or
see. vision, in Ins reply today to .1 me
morial sent h'im by nine bishop’s of
the Anglicnji (’him li and tin- beads of
tie- principal Non t’onfo: mi-f . Ii 11.*
of firutt Britain.
COLOMBIAN TREATY
PASSES SENATE
witli *-*»«• I'nited States of t'olomlda,
II'in in settlement of the controversy
ovei* I'annnin, passe*! the Senate list
Til* treaty must yet l»- approved
hy the t'oh^iiilyai 11 .tssemldy before be
coming effective.
GOV’T INSURANCE
PAYMENTS COON READY
of H'ar lL.sk insurance announc'd t
of corned dividends to policv holders
of • ••verninent converted Insur.rnce
will Im.iiled ill about tw • we----s
SAYS WAGE REDUCTION EFFORTS
WILL TIE UP U S SHIPPING
SCRAPE GRACE ENDS LIFE
WHEN REFUSED LOAN
s Angeles, April, 20—Jack Ciul
nole<l sport small and son of the*
Mk-luiel Ciulnhy. the intemation
kmiivn meat packer of Kans.-i ■<
suicided here today after failing
‘gotiate a loan of $10,000.
idnhy sliot hSniself when his rel
] lowing a Kansas <’ ty scandal in which
ominently
SEATTLE ATTORNEY
VICTIM HEART DISEASE
president of the Seattle Athletic Club,
Giving Out
The Struggle Discourages Many a
Citizen of Nome
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