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NEW HEAD OF PURDUB
UNIVERSITY NAMED
Lafayette, lad.. May 18—Bdward
Charles Elliott, Cbancelor of the
j University of Moataaa, has been
selected by the board of regents as
president of Pnrdae University.
Dr. Stone, former President of
the University, lost hla life a year
| ago when he fell into a crevasse la
an Alaskan glacier. Dr. Stone and
| Mrs. Stone were on a pleasure trip
into Alaska when the unfortunate
man lost his life.
Purdue university is one of the
foremoMt technical universities in
the United States and was named j
after John Purdue of Lafayette, In-i
DESTROY BUILDING DEFIANCE
TO POLICE CRUSADE
I Chicago, 111.,May 18—Police hove
been trying to chock the outbreak,
of labor warfare which has terror- j
I iced the city of Chicago for the
past two months, but with little sue
Kxpressing their open defiance to
efforts of the police incetodiaries
yesterday were responsible for a
spectacular fire which partially de
stroyed another apartment building
under construction in the heart of,
Chicago's wealthy residence district.1
This fire is the seventh in a list of
apartments destroyed.
MOTORSHIP OZMO GOGH ON
ROCKS CAPE BLANCO
Seattle. May 18—The Northern
Commercial Company's motorship
Ozmo. bound from San Francisco
to Seattle, to begin voyage fo the
Kuskokwim river, struct a reef off
Cap* Blanco on the southeastern
coast of Oregon during the night.
The crew of twenty took to the life
The vessel was floated off the reef
but is leaking badly and is in a
sinking condition. According to
radio messages the steamer Willa
mette is hastening to pick up _^he
HARDING CONSIDERING BILL .
PROSECUTING WAR
CONTRACTORS
Washington, May 18 th—Harding |
has b. fore hipi, for approval, a bill
providing half million dollars for;
prosecuting fraudulent war contract i
WILL CONSIDER SINCERE
CONSTRUCTIVE PLAN RUSSIA
Washington, May IS—President
Herding stated that the door Had
not been closed and would not be
closed to any sincere constructive
plan to rehabilitate Europe.
It is the belief of the administra
tion that no successful conference
can be held without clerainating
national prejudices and it seortatr al
most impossible for European na
tions to come together to such basis.
Kl' KLl'X KLAN INITIATES
LARGE CLASH SEATTLE
Seattle. May 18—A class of 268
candidates was initiated into the
mysteries of the Ku Kluz Klan by
P. M. McParlin, representative of
the national organization. The
official stated that this “Class in
cluded business and professional
men of Seattle,” and "it is the first
of a series of classes we expect to
name in Seattle.
raivmsmr California
Berkeley. Cellt., May II—Doctor
David Preecott Barrow, president of
the Valrmity of Callfora la, has
tendered his resignation.
OONORMBB ADOPTS DATUGHT
SAVING PLAN
Washington, May It—While Com
er ear and the Snprewe Court de
clined to change a large proportion:
of the caeeatiee branch of the gov
ernmeot, at tegnaat of the Presi
dent. It has adopted the plan of day-j
light eat lag, beginning an hour earl-j
NEW MEN NAMKD ALASKA f L«]
MUTANT 81TSTEM
Washington. May It—Twenty
three new aten have been sained for
minor service In the Washington,
Alaska Military System. Those
who will be relieved are to be vent'
to Fort Law.on, Seattle.
Rl’SSlA AGREES TO
CONFER AT THE HAGUE
j Genoa, AUy IS--Rauls verier-(
| day returned favorable •reply Ur
j the Allied proposal for a conference
;at the Hague next month.
Tehitcherin formally announced
j another note to United States urg
I ing American participation ^n Euro
I pean discussion of Russian affairs.
' This note was prepared by heads of
I the Genoa Conference yesterday.
APPROVES ERRECTIOX OP NEW
HOSPITALS FOR VETERANS
Washington. May IS—President
Harding has approved a bill for the
rrrection of seven new hospitals, in
cluding one at Camp Lewis. These
hospitals will be for the care of
mental cases of veterans of the
INCOMPLETE RETURNS
INDICATE PINCHOT
DEFEATED NOMINATION
Philadelphia. May 18—Incomplete
returns indicate that Alter has de
feated Gifford. Pinchot in the pri
maries held Tuesday for the guber
natorial nomination.
HOSTILITIES BETWEEN
T FACTIONS ifiSlMKI).
Tokyo May 17—According to re
ports reaching here from Peking
yesterday hostilities between t^e'
Chinese factions, struggffng for Con
trol of the ■•government, has been re
MAILM-FOR'BEKlSO tftM’ 1 '
■ WITH SlTPlTES
Seattle, M*y 17—The power'
schooner Ruby has sailed-for Bering
Sea and the Arctic with a cargo in
cluding supplies for the various Hud
son Bay .stations.
SUMMER BATHING
CLAIMS VICTIM
Seattle. May 17—Summer bath
ing in Lake Union and Washington
claimed Mrs. Celia Thomas, aged
72, Thomas Platt, aged 19 and Peter
Peterson, aged 31.
SLAYERS CONFESS TO
CHICAGO POLICE
Chicago. May 17—Two confessions,
one from an actual slayer in the
labor war fare which culminated in
the murder of two policeman, are
in the hands of the police.
LIQUOR AIRPLANK
CRASHKH TO BARTH
Him York, Iby IT—A liquor
laden airplane, iyki from Montreal
to one of ike petoceo on tko Hudson,
creaked to aartk on a farm near
Croton raetardar afternoon. The
flyer war uninjured and dad. leer
toy bla carso and machine In the
hande of the aatfeoritlae.
POLISH A fflOCmH RKFLBCT
HD IK AMRNCAN THHIAT
Weehlngtoe. Hay IT—In a letter
reecircd by Sector WllUe It la
threatened that' tko Poliak legation
in Waehtagton aad milch ooneul
atee tbrnout Canada will be deatroy
' i The -reason glean for this threat
ta alleged . cruelties of the Polish
goeeramant.
FRIDAY
(TBLKORAPHICI
WILli DEFER TO WISHES OF
HOUSE OF COMMONS
London, May 18—According to.
an announcement made by Cham
berlain, government leader, the
British Cabinet will defer to wishes'
of the House of Commons and ap
point a committee of inquiry. In
vestigation will be made into the
educational program presented by
the government, said program hav
ing been passed by a very small
majority.
acquitted by jury for
SHOOTINO FAITHLESS WIFE,
Seattle. May 18—John G. Alonge,
former A. E. F. Captain, charged
with an attempt to shoot his wife
which resulted in wounding a police
man and the woman, was acquitted
in forty minutes after tho jury retir
ed. The jury consisted of ten women
Alonge, who followed his wife
fcty-e from Nsiv York, offered the de
f e.nse that he was shell shocked, al
so that his wife had spent eleven
thousand dollars of his money and1
then deserted him.
TRAFFIC STOPPED WHILE
POLICE SEARCH W lLDIXd
; New York. May 18—Four men*
were arrested in the loft of a build
ing on Fifth avenue yesterday after
the police lad searched nine hours
tor burglars. -During the search;
all traffic was divorced from the;
liloch* and a solid -cordon- of police-j
maUMained about 4tv
PINCHOT TAKES LEAD IN i
JiWiNWVIAT<AMA PRIMARIES '
Philadelphia.- May 18^-Late last,
night return* five • Gilford Pinchot,
the lead in the gubernatorial no mi
nation: fight. Return*' from 7092
out «f 7934 districts gave' Pinchot
a lead of 727 ovei* Alter.
Senator Pepper, republican candi
date fol* the unexpired term of Pen
rose. won the nomination over Con
gressman W. J. Burke.
DEATH THREATS SENT
TO CHICAGO POLICE
Chicago. May 19—Death threats
have been sent to police officials, ac
cording to announcements made yes
terday. The three labor leaders
now in custody, will have to stay
in jail and steps will be taken to
place armed guards about every
building under construction in Chi
cago. This the police find neces
sary in their war against labor out
PLACES RESPONSIBILITY OH
SHOULDERS OP DAUGHERTY
ViahfBctw, M»jr 1*—Represen
tat lye Woodruff. republican mem
bar of the Houae from Michigan. ie
making a strong fight (or congres
sional Investigation Into the alleged
laxity In prosecution of war grafters.
Woodruff charged yesterday that
AUorney Oeenral Daugherty has
put himself la a position where he
can prosecute his enemies and
shield his frlsPds, if he scares to do
so.
NOMINATION OP PBOWT
CONCEDED BY HHPUHUCAHS
Philadelphia. Mar IS—While the
Count on the governorship la laeom-j
pleta. the nomination of Plnchot is
conceded by republican leaders.
MOTORSHIF OZMO STILL
APLOAT—CREW SAVED
Marshfield, Ore., May litb—The1
steamer Willamette and tag Fear
less reached the damaged motorstalp
Osmo. Captain Worth and part of
the crew. seyenteen men, are still
on board, while those who left the
ship are also safe. The Fearless
Is attempting to tow the Osmo into
Coos Bay,
HARDING DINKS CAPTAINS
OF INDUSTRY TONIGHT
Washington. May 18—Harding
has invited forty leading steel man
ufacturers to a dinner at the White
House tonight. On Saturday night
he will dine twenty railroad presl
ANOTHER SEATTLE
ROBBERY VICTIM
Seattle. May 18—Abraham Holm.
77 years old, a painter by profes
sion. was shot to death and robbed
AMBASSADOR GIVES PERTINENT
ADVICE TO NATIONS
Washington, May 18—According
to a statement made by Otto Welde
fclt. first ^ambassador from the Ger
man Republic, the nations of the
world must ehange their policy and
attitude toward Russia if interna
tional normalcy is to be attained.
Weideftelt reiterates that allied
failure to aid Russia is barring the
gateway ;to international normalcy, j
HOPES TO STOP COAL
PROFITEERING. BY OPERATORS j
Washington. May 18—Harding
bag oaUe^ a conference of coal op-,
erators today in which he hopes" to;
reach some agreement to ; stop pro
fiteering .In coal dhriclg the present;
TEXAS 'TORNADO CUTS
PATH TWO MILES W IDE
Aguadulee, Texas, May 1$-—A
tornado cut a path two miles wide
and sixteen miles long1 yesterday in
this vicinity.! Twenty persons
were injurr-d and a property loss of
half million dollars was sustained.
SEIZES STEERING WHEEL
PLUNGES INTO LAKE
Seattle, May 19-wMrs. Genevieve
Marcum, wife of Chas. A. Marcum
a Seattle merchant, was drowned
and Mrs.- Agnes Pound, his slater,
ercaped when an antomohile plung
ed thru tl)e bridge railing Into Lake
Union. The party was riding in a
machine of George Carlson, fiance
Of Mrs. Pound, with the latter driv-1
ing. Mrs. Marcum became excited I
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and seised the steering wheel with
the result that the machine was
thrown Into the lake.
OTJSAST MSORnihl OONTPHIB
non oAavAum nnnii*
Belfast. May II—Contlnoln* their
flghts and battles. Utah tactions
ended the dor with an lneseneed
casnaltr Met. Bight, lneladlng M*
Sinn Feins gasmen, were hilled In.
battles and bombings here today.
couikado nrrm cacsmb
■unumcMJF.
Lon Angeles, Mar li—The Colo*
redo river floods have swept south
ern California, going hehvy
PHRjritY CBAMGB AGAINrr
MKNATOB IHSIO88HD
Phoenix, Aris.. Mar i»—The In
dictment Honed against Senator
Cameron on a charge of perjury
relative to his campaign expenses,
has been dismissed.
ADOPT PASSIVE PACT
FOR EIGHT MOUTHS'
Genoa, May It—At the plenary
meeting of the political sub-commit
tee of the Genoa Conference yester
day an eight months nonaggression
pact was adopted. 9
Sir Edward Grig indicated on be
half of the British delegation that
further advice had been received
from the United States government
and that it did not seem likely that
the United States would participate
in the Hague meeting, at least not
until the meeting was better under
ARMY STRENGTH DETERMINED
BY 8UB-COMITTEE
Washington, May 19—Late yes
terday the Senate Appropriations
Sub-Committee agreed upon an
army of one hundred forty thousand
with an officer strength of 12,530.
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