MONDAY
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STORES GIVE AWAY GERMAN
MARKS AS I'KEMIl'M
Washington. Oct. 8 -Candy stores
in Washington are giving away Ger
Premlum with every pound of Cho
CALIFORNIA POLITIC!AX
IRES KIJ<»| IN.II DIES
Oakland. Oct. 8- John P. Irish a
well known California Politician
and a nationally known author died
in Oakand last night, a few hours
after he had experienced an acci
dental fall on a sidewalk.
STR. RCFORR SAILER LAST
NIGHT AT lt:M
Seattle Oct. 8—According to a
dipatch from Seattle the steamer
Buford salted last night at 9:45
with 2500 tons of freight including
500 tons ..f a,al and 255 000 feet
of lumber
ADVERTISING MAX SHOT AND
KILLED IN ROARHOrsE
Seattle. Oct, 8—Harry Lucelle.
a publicity and advertising Director
was shot and killed early this morn
ing at a roadhouse by Winnlfred
Gibbons, a 21 year old divorcee, and
a niece of County Treasurer
Shields. Lucelle’s bride of two
months was in another part of the
house at the time of the shooting.
Lucelle said after the shooting that
he did not know the woman who
shot him. but the slayer said she
had known him several years ago
when he claimed his name was Bill
SISTER SHIP or Zl«-I MAKING
FLIGHT FROM GERMANY
Washington. Oct. 8—When the
Dirigible ZR-3 reaches the mid-At
lantic in her flight next month to
Lakehurst, New Jersey from Ger
many. she will he met by her sister
vessel, the ZR-1. according to the
Bureau of Aeronautics, and many
smaller crafts will sally forth to
greet the mammoth Dirigible as she
sails over New York harbor.
Aeroplanes will also try to locate
her by bearings radioed to the
shore. A public demonstration is
to be ordered at the end of the me
morial voyage.
GREEK CATHOLIC PRIEST
SHOT AM) KILLED
Chicago. Oct. 8--The Rev. Basil
Stetsuk. a Greek Catholic Priest
was shot and killed by Mrs. Emily
Strutiynsky of Remy. Pennsylvania,
as she knelt before him ostensibly
to make a confession.
The slayer of the Priest claims
that Stetsuk had wrongfully accused
her husband, who is a’so a Priest,
of embezzling Church funds.
.BAUIIINO TIES C’Y WILLIAMS
IN HOME RUN RECORD
New York, Oct. 8—The bambino
of base ball. Babe Ruth, slammed
out his 41st home run for this
year, and finished the season in a
tie with Oy Williams of the Philadel
phia Nationals for home run honors.
OPIUM SEIZED ON
LINER PRESIDENT GRANT
Seattle. Oct. 8—Twenty thousand
dollars worth of Opium was seized
on the liner President Grant arriv
ing from the Orient.
HIJACKER TO RETURN
AND FINISH HENTENTE
New York, Oct. 8—Grover Cleve
land Berdoll the fugitive draft
evader in Germany intends to re
LARGE HARD
pimpiii n
Itched and Burned. Lost
Best. Cuticura Heals.
“My trouble started with a rash
which broke out on ray chin «"d
later turned to large, hard, red pirn
plea that festered. They itched and
burned so badly that I scratched
them. I was very restless and lost
my rest at night.
“I tried different remedies without
success. The trouble lasted about
two months before I began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
aftertwo weeks* use I was completely
heeled." (Signed) Miss Thelma
Ooodson, Rt. 7, Idaho Flslla, Idaho.
Aug. 21,1922.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal
cum are all you need for all toilet
uses. Bathe with Sam, soothe with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
turn to this country and servo the
sentence imposed upon him for
draft evasion, according to his
mother who arrived lately from
Germany whore she visited Bergdoll
MEN WHO IIKI.I) I I*
WESTERN UNION YKKESTED
j Seattle, Oct. 8 -Bert Jacobs and
! Bay Cummings have been arrested
ar Grants Pass and were returned
to Seattle today and identified by
| Cashier Fowler as the perpetrators
in the recent Western I'nion holdup
V\V.\I. omCKIi WINS
Allt SPEED CLASSIC
1 Bridgeton. Oct. 8—Lieut. A ford
J. Williams Jr., of th United States
I Xavy won the Pulitzer speed classic
in the closing event of the Inter
national Air Races at Bridceton.
: with an average of 243.67 miles per
j hour, the fastest race ever flown.
WALTON CALLS SESSION
STATE LEGISLATI RE
Oklahoma City. Oct. 8—-Governor
■ Walton's latest move to head off the
attempted impeachment proceed
ings which were to be brought
against him by the State Legisla
ture, was to call for the Legislature
to meet eleven days in advance of
the date set by the Legislators their
selves for the meeting.
PRESIDENT OE MEXICO
SERIOUSLY ILL
Mexico City. Oct. 8—According
a dispatch just received from Mex
ico City. President Obregon is ser
iously ill in the eapitol of Mex
MAJOR JOHN E. KELLER
WILL NOT BE TRIED
Tacoma. Oct. 8— Camp Lewis lias
I dropped the proposed Court Martial
. of Major Belter, who has been un
der arrest for the last month follow
| ins the exposure of a row at h“
j University Club in which John San
dahal, a bond salesman was throwr.
from the third story window.
LLOYI) (iKOIMiK SAYS
I* IK Kilt AM TOO MUH
Montreal. Oct. 8—Lloyd George
arrived in Montreal yesterday and
declared that the work out of thr
propram arranged for him was too
much, ‘‘you are trying to make a
Roosevelt of me" he exclaimed. ‘‘I
cannot stand it. I can't keep up the
pace which has been set. for me
since I reached America. 1 must
have some rest."
DEMANDS GUARANTEE'
SECURITY AND FULL PAYMENT
Paris. Oct. 8—"It does not mat
ter what men rule in Germany and
it does not matter what sort of
Government she has. we intend to
rest on our position, which is a clear
demand for guarantees of both our
security and for the full payment
of re|»aration.s.”
The above words were part of the
speech delivered by Poincare at
Ligny in replying to Curz<>n',s lat
est utterance on reparations.
WARREN MENTIONED AS
SUCCESSOR TO HARVEY
Washington, Oct. 8—1The diplo
mat. most prominently mentioned
for the London post to succeed Am
bassador Harvey is Charles R. War
ren. former Ambassador to Japan
and more recently the American
Special Representative at the con
ference for the recognition of Mex
POSTOFFICK SALARIES
BEEN ADVANCED
Washington, Oct. 8 The Post
master General has announced the
advancement of the postoffice salar
ies at Kennecott and La touche one
thousand and twelve hundred dol
lars annually respectively.
TUESDAY
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GALENA DEPOSITS
l»IS< OVEItED IN AUSTRALIA
Brisbane. Australia. Oct. 8—Five
miles of rich Galena deposits have
been discovered In the vicinity of
Chelragee which show a silver con
tent of two thousand ounces to the
ton in addition to the lead content.
“WORLD WAR ALTERED •
DESTINY OF MANKIND”—
LIiOYD GEORGE
Montreal, Oct. 9—Lloyd George
in an address yesterday pleaded for
the unitiy of action among all races
at the world to end war. “No man
can tell now what the next war will
mean to the human race,” he said,
"the future is in the fog rising from
;n hapi" ;- bat this l «i«» K .ow that
ti world ar alt* - 1 \h> »l *-1 11;
i:\KTHyr.\KK SHARKS QIRRIK
Quebec, Oct. S—The walls ol sev
eral ancient buildings toppled as i
V. suit of sev ra 1 e 1 rthq i
Oct. Sill in Quebec.
IJHIM>KTS THAT AUI5ANSAIM>R
IIHHRH K Wil l. RllSlt.V
Washington. Oct. S The State
Department declared that there are
reports out th.it Ambassador 11 • r
TKItKK TIM US A.MOI NT
IRKIGHT HWIIITIt 15V IS. II.
Washington. Oct. 8—The Ala-ka
Railroad has handled three* t ines
as much freight during July as was
handled in the same month in 1922.
according to advices received at the
Interior ‘Department from Anchor
C.VWOT SKIiL SHIPPING
HOARD HITT
San Francisco, Oct. 8 -The Ship
ping Hoard cannot sell the fleet of
forty nine passenger liners and
1200 freight boats, but an attempt
to lease them and continue operat
ing them in the event of the failure
of the leasing plan, will be made,
according to Meyer Lissner a mem
ber <>f the Hoard.
VhASKA TO MAKK FIGHT
TO MAKK PRINT K RIPfiPT
PRI NT IP X I. PORT
cing to make a light before Con- |
gr«va. when that body next con- i
veins, to have Prince Rupert mau.
Alaska’s principal port by the dele
tion of the so called “Alaska
Clause” from the Jones Coastwise j
Shipping Bill, that is the statement ,
made by John Rustgard. of Juneau. !
Alaska’s Attorney General, who is ;
in Vancouver on bis way to Wash - :
ington where he will direct th"
MOTION' PICTURE At TRUSS
UN OS HKI1 Mi l
Los Angeles. Oct. 9 -Because of)
the failure of her love affair with j
Blair Coan, the head of a Motion |
Picture Production Company of Chi-j
cago. Emelyn C. Glover, a film act
ress of Seattle ended her life in
Hollywood. She had given up J.
S. Glover, her husband, who is the
manager of the Seattle Telephone
Exchange. for Coan. She left a
note addressed to Mrs. I. C. Siegley,
her mother, a resident of Seattle.
IllRE< T <COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN S. F. AN I*
CAVITE OPEN KB
San Francisco. Oct. 9th— Direct
communication with Cavite a dis
tance of (5221 miles from San Fran
cisco. has been successfully made by
Naval Radio stations. Up to this |
time radio traffic between San Fran- j
cisco and the Philippines had to be
relayed at. Guapt and Honolulu.
GIA NTS-YA X K KKS OI'KX
WORLD SERIES WEDNESDAY
New York. Oct. 9—The New York
Giants and Yankees will open the
World 'Series next Wednesday with
the first game, at the Yankees Stad
r001,1 Witt LOOKS FOR
CONTINUATION OF
PRESENT CONDITIONS
Washington, Oct. 9—President I
Cool i dee looks for the continuation !
of the present conditions, which he !
believed on the whole are good, ac- i
cording to a dispatch received today |
IU TTK IH’I.I.KTJ V
I NSKATKIt AS RKI.KGATri
i nKMUIt M.ONIXkK OIMiKATOi:
.\ui:kstki>. \va\tki> in .h n»;ai \
( ! y. a i •rni'-r Klondik- operator j
iv-’fk in the Sierras and imprison-|
return north to Omaha.
Ml'MOKIAl. SKRVIC KS
HKI.I) Frtlt FOItKKiVKIS.s j
Tokyo. Oct. 9 Memorial service-* |
for foreigners who were killed ii. j
the earthquake am! fire disasters],
w. re held Sunday .it the Zojoj. Tem- j
pie in Shiha Park under th.- am- i
pices .-f all Buddhist Sects.
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POINIIKXTKR I’ONTKMIM.ATKS
IlKSItiMVfi AS AM1VVSSAOOK j
Seattle. Oct. ‘ Reports from j
Peru indicate that Ambassador
Poindexter contemplates resigning .
as Ambassador to Peru and return |
to the States and enter the race for I
Governor in the Sta’e .-f Washing i
WEDNESDAY
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M.OVI) GEORGE APPROVES
SEC. HH.IIKS PKOINXSAL
ON REPARATIONS
Montreal, Oct. 9 The proposal,
made nearly a year ago by Secretary j
Hughes for the appointment of a I
commission of experts to determine
Germany’s capacity to pay repara
tions was declared by Lloyd George
to be absolutely rhe best hope of a ,
settlement of reparations.
EX-ARCH DEAOON
commits suicide
Kansas City. Oct. 9—The Rev.
iohn William Jones. 47 years old.
;md recently an Arch-Deacon of the
Southwest Kansas Episcopalian area
committed suicide in a hotel in Kan
sas City last night.
BONUS BILL Ml'NT PROVIDE
MEANS TO RAISE MONEY
Washington, Oct. 9- -Secretary
Mellon indicated today that the
Bonus Bill for world war veterans,
which was certain to be introduced
it the next Congress, must also pro
vide for the means tn which the
money required to pay the Bonus
would be raised, in order to secure
A is approval.
'OOI.IDGE AND CABINET
INCLUDED IN HARDING
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
Columbus. Oct. 9—The Harding
Memorial Association, formed to
•rect a Mausoleum at Marion fox
flarding Incorporators, include Pres
dent Coolidge and all the members
>f the Cabinet. The Memorial As
iociation also is to endow a Pni
rersity Chair of Diplomacy and
Jovernment.
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MIMSTKIiS t NKARTHKD
Bucharest, Oct. lb The Houmar. !
tan Government announces th.it a ;
plot to assassinate the Premier and '
five Ministers as been unearthed!
PltOHIIHTION OITH Kit'S
HOMi: IlMlW NIP
SI- uhenvMlle. D, t. in -The h..me ;
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rum Philadelphia " Alaska’s Dele
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; FORMER CONGRKSSMAN
.NOMINATED SENATOR 1
Montpelier. Oct. 10—Porter IT j
I Dale a former Congressman was
j nominated Senator today hy the |
| K* publicans at the Primary election j
I SECRETARY III (illKS
SPEAKS AT IHWKIt
| Providence. II. I.. Oct. 10th j
I "Peace among all Nations depends j
) upon the influence of reasonable j
! men.” said Secretary Hughes in an |
] address at a dinner given by Pres'- j
! dent An gel 1 of Yale University. i
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
AHRESTER l)IU (i CHARGE)
Seattle. Oct. 10th—Dr. Wm. A. I
Sliannon. a physician and a former j
Regent of the University of Wash
ington and a member of the King i
County Medical Society, was arrest- j
ed in his o-ftice immediately after
the police had filed charges against I
him accusing the physician of hav- !
ing sold Morphine without a pre- I
Bcription. Ho was later released on '
fifteen hundred dollars bail. |
A. F. I.. VOTES AGAINST
RFC '< KJNmON OF j
SOVIET RUSSIA
Portland. Oct. 10 The American !
Federation of Labor yesterday af- j
ternoon voted against the recogni- ■
tion of Soviet Russia and also;
against th organization's partici-i
pa' ion in the Third Party move
mss guidons charged
WITH MANSLAUGHTER
Manslaughter was returned against
kliss Gibbons the slayer of Harry
mcelle the advertising tnan. ves
JOVKRNOR WALTON
OFFERS TO RESIGN
Oklahoma City. Oct. 10— Gover
tor Walton of Oklahoma last night
iffered to resign to prove his good
aith in his fight against the Ku
Clux Klan :n Oklahoma if the Leg
slature. at its forthcoming Special
Session, will enact an anti Klan law.
vhich he will submit to the law
nakers.
I'llllEF BILLION IIUSHEl<
COHN CHOP
Washington. Oct. 10—Figures re
vived at the Department of Agricul
ure indicate a three billion bushel
orn crop for the last year which is
aid to be the fourth largest produc
ion in the history of the United
•OPE BE REPRESENTED AT
MARRIAGE CROWN PRINCE
Rome. Oct. 10—The Pope will be
e presen ted at the marriage of the
apanese Crown Princa by Monsig
ior Giardini. the Apostolic delegate
VORLD SERIES LINE-UP
OF YANKS AND GIANTS
New York, Oct. 10—The line-up
f the lfrth World Series between
CJroh. r: r.l bas« . Frisch, 2nd <*«-;
Vonntr. right Acid: Muesel. I - ft
catcher: N'**hi'. or Sc<»tt, pitcher.
YANKKKS Win. c-n* - field;
Dugan. ::rd I.. (Maih. right field;
R. Meusel. Dfr field; Pipp. first
Ra>.-; O’Dav of the National Leasrir
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