MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
AUSTRALIANS REFUSE
TO PAY TAX
Adelaide, Australia. Sept. 17—
?Many residents of Northern Aus
tralia have recently been imprisoned
for refusing to pay taxes, it was an
nounced by the government today.
DISI'ORD PROVOKES
RESIGNATION OP ARMY
AIR CHIEF
Washington. Sept. 17—Discord
and dlssentlon, which for months has
been smouldering in the Army Air
Service, has resulted in the resigna
tion of Major General Menoher as
Chief of the air service.
ALLIES PlAJf TO
COERCE HUNGARIANS
London. Sept. 17—The Allies
have decided to institute a blockade
against Hungary, unless the Hun
garian troops immediately evacuate
West Hungary, it was announced
here today.
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
FORK R 2 VICTIMS
New York, Sept. 17—Impressive
memorial services were held at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard today the re
mains of the Z. R. 2 victims which
arrived here Friday on the British
cruiser Dauntless.
GERMAN CHANCELLOR CHARGES
BAVARIANS WITH TREASON
Berlin, Sept. 16—Charges that
Bavaria is giving assistance and ha
ven to men who are plotting the
downfall of the republican govern
ment, were made today by Chancello*
Wirth in %n address to the Reichstag
Supervisory Committee.
AIRPLANES AID
SEARCH FOR BANDITS
Davenport. Wjn. Sept. 17—Three
aeroplanes are aiding fifty deputy
sheriffs in the search now going on
in this locality for three bandits
who tried to hold up the Reardon
National Bank.
GEORGE EXPLAINS
ATTITUDE TOWARD SINN
FINN DEMAND
London, Sept. 16—Premier Lloyd
George, in replying today to the re
.cent communication with De Valera
declaring that Ireland will continue
ntsgoitations only as a free state,
said: “To receive the Sinn Felnn
delegates to the proposed conference
- as represetnatlves of an independent
and sovereign state, would constitute
a formal, official recognition of Ire
land’s severance from the king’s do
ne VaKrs Demands Conference
Without ConAtiona
Dublin. Sept. - 17—De Valera an
nounced here tonight that he has
telegraphed Lloyd George, demand
ing a new conference on the Irish
settlement question "which shall not
be hampered by any conditions.”
George Send* Ultimatum Sinn Feinn
London. Sept. 17—Lloyd George
today again wired De Valern that
unless his claim of the right to meet
the British representatives as the
head of an independent sovereign
government is withdrawn, a confer
ence wjll bei mpossible
Irish Cabinet Meets to Consider
George Reply
Dublin, Sept. 19—The Sinn Felnn
cabinet Is meeting with De Valera
today owing to Lloyd George’s ulti
matum.
REPEAL OF INCOME
SURTAXES AGREED UPON
Washington, Sept. 16—Repealing
the Income surtax of one per cent
on net Incomes of more than $5000
and less than $6000 has been agreed
on by the Senate Finance Commit
tee, It was announced today
CYCLIST KILLED IN ,
COLLISION WITH AUTO
Seattle. Sept. 17—Catapulted
completely over the automobile with
which his speeding motorcycle col
lided, Clarence Slalght, aged 25 and
Just recently married, was killed
INCENSED* CROWD DESTROYS
ARBUCKLB MOVIE film
Thermopolts, Wyoming, Sept. 17
—Imbued with anger horn of the
shockingly immoral details of the
Arbuckle murder case, a crowd to
day attacked a local motion picture
theatre and seized a film portraying
Arbuckle .afterward burning It In the
Say* Mish Rappe Died Fighting
Woman'* Rattle*
Los Angeles, Sept. 17—Directing
the placing of a floral tribute on the
grave of the dead actress. Henry
I Lehmann, of New York, fiancee of
| Miss Rappe, wired here today: “She
died fighting woman's battle.’’
Women to Figure in Arbuckle Case
San Francisco, Sept. 19—Four
women, whose names District At
torney Brady declined this morning
to disclose, will be brought into the
Arbuckle case as witnesses. Brady
has also ordered the arrest of Lowell
Sherman, A1 Schumacher, Fred Fish
back and Ira Fortlouis, film actors
and members of Arbuckle’s party in
the St Francis which culminated in
the death of Miss Rappe. Sherman
is at persent fleeing East. Mrs.
Arbuckle arrived here today from
New York.
Thousands View Bier of Dead Actress
.Los Angeles, Sept. 19—Private
funeral services over the remains of
Miss Rappe were held here this
morning, followed by interment in
Hollywood cemetery. Eight thous
and persons visited the bier of the
actress Sunday.
VANDERLIP SEEKING CAPITAL
FOR SIBERIA CONCESSION
Seattle, Sept. 17—Washington I).
Vanderllp, the noted Western capital
ist and promoter, is here endeavor
ing to interest Seattle capital in his
Siberian concession.
ADMITTED GARDNER ESCAPED
FROM McNEIL’H ISLAND
McNeil Island, Sept. 17—Both the
warden of McNeil Island Penitentiary
and the searchers engaged in the
long continued hunt for Roy Gard
ner admit that the nevry bandit has
escaped from the island.
BIG BUNCH DROPPED FROM
SHIP BOARD PAYROLL
Washington. Sept. 17—Chairman
Lasker announoed today that he has
separated a total of 1096 persons
frdm the payrolls of the United
States Shipping Board, with a sav
ing of three millions since July 15.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
BANDIT MAKES BIG
HAUL FROM CIRCUS
Vancouver, Wn. Sept. 17—-Three
bandits held up the Sells-Flo to cir
cus here last night, securing thirty
thousand dollars which was bei..g
transferred from the circus grounds
to the treasurer's car.
Cirrus Robbers Captared After Battle
Vancouver, Wn. Sept. 18—Bert
Arcutt of Seattle and Roy Moore
wfere arrested after a battle and
charged with robbing the Sells
Floto circus of $30,000. Both men
were wounded in the fight with the
officers. All the stolen money has
been recovered, having been found
buried in a tin box in the woods at
a point seventeen miles out.
NORTH DAKOTA RECALL
ELECTION ORDERED
Bismarck N. D. Sept. 17—An
election on the question of recalling
Governor Frasier and other Non
partisan state officials will be held
on October 26, it was announced
today. The campaign is scheduled
to begin Monday.
VICTORIA PURSER ARRESTER
FOR HAVING BOOZE
Seattle. Sept. 18—It developed to
day that just before the eteamer
Victoria sailed Saturday for Nome,
federal officers ^raided the vessel*
boding two cases of Gordon Gin se
creted In the room of Purser W. H.
Hopkins. -Hopkins was lodged In
jail and C. L. Gelser was sent ovf
as purser of the steamer.
NEATTI.E COP ARRESTER _
FOR BIG BOOZE THEFT
Seattle. Sept. 18—Policeman K.
H. Parker of the Seattle police force
has been arrested and charged with
being Implicated In the recent theft
of lienor from a government ware
house. Five cases of the stolen
lienor were found In his possession.
WORLD GIRBIJNG AIR
PLIGHT PLANNED FOR
NEXT MONTH
Ottawa, San. Sept It—The route
Sir Rom Smith is now planning for a
round the world trip by areoplane
next month, will be from London,
through Europe, Mesopotamia, India,
China and Japan; thence across
Bering Sea to Alaska, coming into
Canada via Wrangell.
In this connection 'the Canada Air
Board has mapped, at request of
Smith, a combined seaplane and
aeroplane route from Kodiak Island
to St John's, Newfoundland.
UNEMPLOYMENT CONFERENCE
NOW IN SESSION
Washington, Sept. 19—With Sec
retary of Commerce Hoover presid
ing. the national unemployment con
ference went into session here this
afternoon . The unemployed include
a half million former service men.
SHACKELTON EXPLORATION
SHIP SAILS
London, Sept. 18—The ship Quest,
on which Sir Ernest Shackelton will
explore tLe Antarctic sailed from
here today.
Ml NEB BUREAU DIRECTOR
EXPECTED IN SEATTLE
Seattle, Sept. 18—Director Bain
of the Bureau of Mines of the De
partment of the Interior will arrive
in Seattle Friday.
UNIQUE CHAIR PROVOKES
LEGAL WAR
New York, Sept. 1!)—The editorial
chair recently presented to President
Harding by an aggregation of news
paper editors which is made from
timber taken from the famous war
sloop Revenge, of Revolutionary
fame, was dragged into court tod'
to detertnine who should receive
credit as its designer.
YOUTH KILLED IN
PECULIAR ACCIDEN T
Seattle. Sept. 19—When the ma
chine of Richard Oalder, aged 13.
who was hunting near here today
in an automobile, collided with an
other machine, Calder, in disgust
tossed his gun to the ground.
was discharged and killed him
DYNAMITERS CAPTURED WITH
HUGE SUPPLY EXPLOSIVES
Chicago, Sept. 19—Fifteen hun
dred sticks of dynamite and the pow
erful explosive known as T. N. T.
were seized by the police here today,
following the arrest of five men in
the act of blowing up a store. Rich
ard Burke, one of the five dynamiters,
while resisting arrest, was fatally
HARROW OIL
PROSPECT ATTRACTING
OUTSIDE ATTENTION
Seattle. Sept. 18—The Eastern
newspapers, and in fact the press
generally, is devoting attention to
the Point Bairow oil outlook, par
ticularly the Standard Oil Company’s
movements there. The view is gen
erally accepted that there is proba
bly oil in various quantities all thru
the Arctic and Indications are that
next year many big concerns will
figure in American and British Arc
tic oil operations. s
NEW EDUCATION COMMISSIONr
VISITING SEATTLE
Seattle. Sept. 19—John James
Tigert. United States Commissioner
of Education, arrived here today from
Washington.
NEW MEXICAN ELECTION
ININ TEST DEVELOPS
SPECIAL INTEREST
Washington, Sept. 20—Much in
terest is being shown here in the sen
atorial election being held today in
New Mexico, owing to possible revel
ation of the direction of the political
The contest is a straight party
fight between Senator Hplm Q. Bur
sen. who is holding ad appointment
as successor to former Senator Al
bert B. Fall, now In the cabinet, and
Judge Richard Hanna, former demo
cratic nominee.
AXE HITS SEATTLE OFFICIAL
Seattle. Sept. 19—Robert. C.
Saunders, federal district attorney,
has resigned at the-.request of At
torney General Daugherty, it was
announced today.
DC VALERA ASKS IF WAR
IMPLIED IX GEORGE NOTE
Dublin. Ire. 8ept. 19—De Valera
cabled Lloyd George today, asking If
his letter of September 17 Is a declar
ation of war or an Invitation to a
free conference.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
SOVIETS HAMPER V. S. RELIEF
EFFORTS IN RUSSIA
Washington, Sept. 19—The Soviet
authorities have refused to allow the
American relief administration to in
stall the system of food drafts used
in other cases of European relief.
Secretary Hoover revealed tonight.
MAHONEY ON TRIAL
FOR SLAYING WIFE
Seattle. Sept. 20—James P. Ma
honey. alleged wife murderer was
placed on trial for his life in Judge
Ronald s court this morning.
GERMAN TREATY BEFORE
SENATE TOMORROW
Washington. Sept. 20—President
Harding will send the new treaty
with Germany to the Senate for rati
fication tomorrow, it was announced
at the White House today.
AMERICAN SHOT BY
MEXICAN TROOPS
Washington, Sept. 20—An Ameri
can citizen named Carl R. Tabb was
shot and killed last night by Mexican
soldiers in the oil fields near Tam
pico. according to advices reaching
the State Department today.
BELIEVED AMERICAN
WINNER OF GORDON
BENNETT CUP RACE
London. Sept. 20—Ralph Upson,
American, piloting the balloon of th<>
Aero Club of America in the James
Gordon Bennett International Cap
race, landed today at Cardigan.
Wales. Upson, it is believed, will
be named the winner of the trophy.
American lialloonixts Land in Irish
St Louis, Mo. Sept. 20—The
“City of St Louis," an entry in the
James Gordon Bennett international
balloon race, landed in the Irish Sea
east oi Dublin, according to a cable
received here today.
Bernard Von Hoffman, the pilot,
and J. S. Kibben, his aide, both of
St Louis, were reported safe.
YUKON GOLD YIELD
ESTIMATED AT I MILLION
Dawson. V. T. Sept. 20—The
gold yield in the Yukon V'alley. in
cluding Canada and United States
territory, for 1921, aggregated four
million dollars in value, accordiug to
Volney Richmond, superintendent of
the Northern Commercial Company’s
posts.
FEDERAL JURY TO INVESTIGATE
USE OF liHjUOR BY ARBUCKLE
San Francisco, Sept. 20—The fed
eral grand jury will meet tonight to
investigate the alleged use of liquor
(by Roscoe Arbuckle In the night
orgy leading to the death of Miss
Rappe. while a similar investigation
is being conducted by the federal
authorities concerning the alleged
wholesale use of liquor in the Los
Angeles and* Hollywood motion pic
ture colonies.
CONFERENCE TO OBSERVE
MORAL TRUSTEESHIP
FOR RUSSIA
Washington. Sept. 19—It was an
nounced today that although Russia
will not be represented at the forth
coming armament conference, the
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WILL OF SEATTLE BANKER
SUSTAINED BV COURT
Seattle. Sept. 20—Judge Ronald
today refused to set aside the will
[of the late E. W. Andrews, one
time president of the Seattle Na
tional Bank, whose widow was seek
ing two thirds, instead of one third
of the estate, as bequeathed to her
CRACKSMEN ROB
TACOMA C Hl'RCH
Tacoma, Wn. Sept. 20—Cracks
men blew open the safe of the First
Presbyterian Church today, securing
| sixty dollars.
OVER THOUSAND KILLED
IX GERMAN EXPLOSION
Berlin. Sept. 21—Tlie Berlin
Lokal Anziger announced this after
noon that more than a thousand per
sona were killed iu a terrific explo
sion of nitrogen oecuring at Lud
wigshafen.
Gerniun Explosion Kills, Wounds
Thousands
Paris, Sept. 21—A thousand per
sons, were killed and several thous
and injured at Oppanor-Frankenthal.
in the Rhine Palatinate, through a
series of explosions oecuring in a
chemical products plant therp, ac
cording to a message ‘to the Havas
News Agency here today.
Herman Explosion Destroyed Town
Mayence. German Sept. 21—The
great explosion oecuring in the Ba
dische, Anllif. Abrik works, which
killed a thousand people, today, ap
parently destroyed practically the en
tire town
El'ROPE AX NOBILITY FILLING
HUMBLE .JOBS IN I S.
New York. Sept. 21—Several
score of Europeans who are real
titled folks, including a number of
princes and barons, are in New York
just now. holding down lowly jobs,
as a result of the downfall of num
erous noble and semi-royal European
families during the war, according
to investigators.
PROSPECT OF GERMANY GOING
BANKRUPT ADMITTED
Paris, Sept. 20- A realization
that Germany may go bankrupt next
year and that the war indemnity may
never be paid, is admitted today by
the Paris journal Le Tempts, the
government, organ.
POPE BENEDICT DEPLORES
WORLD STRIFE
Rnpne. Sept. 20—Pope Benedict!
today addressed the members of the
Order of St Francis, gathered here
in international congress, deeply de
ploring the strife In many parts of
Europe.
‘‘Treaties of peace have beeu sign-|
ed by the nations,* the pontiff said,
“but they are continuing to engage
in bloody conflicts.’*
CUBANS ASK ABOLITION
OF SUGAR DUTY
Washington. Sept. 21—Cuban
leaders appealed to the government
today to abolish the duty on sugar
carried in the Tariff Bill as it passed
the House of Representatives.
The plea is made on the ground
that if it becomes law it means com
mercial and financial ruin to Cuban
planters and tradesmen.
KU’ KLUX KLAN UNDER
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION
Washington, Sept 20—Attorney
General Daugherty announced today
that a federal investigation of the
revived Klu Klux Klan organization
1 is in progress.
Klu Klux Klan Activities Placed
' Ik*fore Harding
Washington, Sept. 21—The infor
mation now in the hands of the De
partment of Justice as to the activi
ties of the Klu Klux Klan have been
laid before President Harding by the
Attorney General, it was announced
this afternoon.
NEW MINISTER TO
DENMARK APPOINTED
Washington. Sept. 20—Dr. John
D. Prince, president of the Civil Ser
vice Commission of New Jersey, has
been appointed United States Minis
ter to Denmark.
Swiss cities ran
ARBTCKLE FILMS
Geneva. Switzerland, Sept. 20—
Geneva and all the principle cities
of Switzerland have followed the
example of the cities of Australia In
withdrawing frojn display motion
picture films featuring Roscoe Ar
MINE WORK HRS CONVENTION'
IX PROGRESS
Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 20—The
biennial convention of the Pnited
Mine Workers of America opened
here today.
One of the first acts of the con
vention was the appointment of a
committee of twenty six district
presidents to negotiate a new wage
scale with the mine operators next
HOI SK TO MARK TIME
WHILE SEXATK SPEEDS
Wasihngton. Sept. 21—Under a
“gentleman’s agreement,” the House
is to begin immediately a series of
three day recesses until October 4,
while the Senate goes ahead full
speed on tax revision: ratification of
the peace treaties with Germany,
Austria and Hungary; and the Anti
beer. Allied debt refunding and Pan
ama Canal tolls bills.
COMMUNISTS RAISING
TROUBLE in PALESTINE
London, Sept. 21—The Manches
ter Guardian’s correspondent wired
today that Communists have staged
a number of explosions in Palestine
and that martial law has been pro
claimed in the Palestine district,
where many clashes have occurred
between Jews and Arabs.
WOOD RECOMMENDS
HOLDING PHILIPPINES
Washington, Sept. 21—That Gen
eral Leonard Wood has recommend
ed the retention of the Philippine
Islands under the American Hag un
til the Filippinos are more capable
of self government, is revealed to
day iu a cabled summary of Wood’s
report received by the War Depart
SAMON1AN CHIEF'S SENTENCED
FOR ANTI U S CONSPIRACY
Pago Pago. Samoa. Sept. 20—
Seventeen petty native chief’s who
were implicated in a conspiracy to
slay the high chief's because of their
loyalty to the American administra
tion of the Samoan Islands, were to
day sentenced to sene long prison
HARDING NOMINATES
NEW OFFICTA.LH
Washington, Sept. 21—President
Harding today nominated Millard T.
Hartson of Seattle to be Collector of
Customs there, also Colonel Mason
Matheww Patrick to be chief of the
Army Air service.
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