MONDAY
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WARKKN ASKED SERVE
PRESIDENT SHW <YMIMISSION
Geneva. Deo. 31—The League of
Nations Secretary has cabled for
mer Ambassador Warren of Japan
asking him to serve as President of
the proposed New Commission of
Investigation of the controversies
of the Lithuania and Poland Govern
MAIL STOLEN FROM WHARF
IN SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. Deo. 31—Nineteen
pouches of mail were stolen from
the wharf in San Francisco on De
cember 15th. which contained twen
ty thousand dollars in Liberty
Bonds* according to Postal Inspec
tors yesterday who round the em
pty pouches at Sutro Forrest, three
miles from the scene of theR theft.
FORD FOR PRESIDENT
CLUB CHANGES NAME
St. Louis. Dec. 31 The Board of
Directors of the “Ford for Presi
dent Club" have adopted a resolu
tion deploring the action of Ford
in withdrawing from the race, and
the Club will be known hereafter as
the “Missouri Progressive League.”
COOLIDGE CLUBS BEING
ORGANIZED BY WOMEN
Boston. Dec. 30—Coolidge Wo
men Clubs are being organized in
Boston for the purpose of nominat
ing and reelecting President Coo
lidre next year to the Presidency.
Ft)KMKR < HAIRMAN
DEMOCRATIC COM. DEAD
Los Angeles. Dec. 30th—Green
Adams Denham, former chairman of
the Democratic National Commit
tee died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Anna Murphy, yesterday.
DIRIGIBLE SAID TO BE
IXM4T OX SAHARA
Paris. Dec. 30—'The loss of the
French Naval Dirigible Dtxmude
somewhere In the Sahara was con
demned by the French Cabinet and
the affair has developed into a
scandal of which explanations are
to be demanded by the government.
COPPER EXPORT ASSOCIATION
TO DISSOLVE
New York. Dec. 29— The disso
lution of the Copper Export Associa
tion. which waa formed shortly after
the war for the purpose of disposing
of surplus Copper Stocks, will take
place early in January, according to
a recent announcement.
LAMPING CANDIDATE FOR
PORT COMMISSION RJt
Seattle. Dec. 29 — Colonel George
Lamping is a candidate for Port
Coramisioner at Seattle, according
to a dispatch received today.
TTVK AND QUARTER BILLION
FRET LUMBER CUT 1993
Seattle. Dec.. 29 Five and one
quarter billion feet of lumber was
cut in Oregon and Washington this
year according to a report rendered
by the West Coast Lumbermens Ass
ociation.
ANOTHER CATHOLIC’ POLITICAL
PARTY FORMED
Rome. Dec. 29 — Another Cath
olic Political Party has been formed,
which- is made up of expelled mem
bers of strong Catholics, with a do
sen Deputies and a half dozen Sena
tors which will be known as the
Independent Popular Party, accord
ing to a dispatch Just received.
WOULD PLACE JAPS ON SAME
PLANE AS CHINESE
Washington. Dec. 31—Miller of
Washington argued before the
House Immigration hearing in fav
or of placing Japanese on the same
basis as the Chinese. Miller assert
ed that the admission of Japanese
was resulting in increased racial
friction in the Pacific States and
that It might lead to an unpleasant
situation on a national scope.
SENATOR Me NARY
TO BE MARRIED
Washington, Dec. 31—Senator
Charles L. McNary will be married
next Saturday in Chicago to Miss
Cornelia W. Morton, whom for the
f»ast three years has been associated
with the Massachusetts League of
Women Voters with headquarters at
Boston. Senator McNary* first
wife was killed in an auto accident
three years ago. Miss JjSrton is
V
the daughter of the late Major Mor-!
ton who was Aide to General Miles
thirty years ago.
I.ASSKN I’KAK IN Kill I'TIOV
Sueremento. Dee. 30 Lassen Peak,
the only active Volcano on the con
tinent was in eruption yesterday an ]
measured by volume of smoke the
erpution was the largest that has
occurred In years.
It KIM RATIONS ( (>MM ISSION
MEKTS .I.ANI'.AIIV II
Paris. Dec. 31 —The Interallied
Reparations Commission will meet
on January 14 to investigate Ger
many's capacity to pay.
1’OI.KKM.V. DISMISS HI) FROM I
FORCE FOR KIDNAPPING ]
Seattle. Dec. 30—Patrolman Mor
ris S. Brown of the Seattle Police 1
force was dismissed from th.- set- j
vice recently for conduct unbecom-1
ing an officer. Brown kidnapped hi.- j
own son from his wife who had di
vorced him.
DKMPSKV’S FATIIKl* LOSES
DEC XS ION IN I.IQIOR ROI'T
Salt Lake City. Dec.- 31 Hiram
Dempsey, the father of the Cham
pion. has been found guilty of pos
sessing liquor and will receive sen
ANOTHF.lt ENTRY FOR
MAYOltALITY HACK SEATTLE
Seattle. Dec. 31 -Alfred H. L.u
den. former Prosecuting Attorney
has entered the Mayoralty race in
| MAO NFS JOHNSON PUGHS j
APPOINTMENT I.KN’KH |
j Washington. Dec. 31st Magnus j
Johnson has urged the appointment .
: ot William Lenke as Ambassador to ,
i Menico.
1.01*1* MAKING TKU*
TO ANCHORAGE
Seattle. Dec 29—William Lopp.
j pioneer educational worker of Alas
; ka. and the instigator of reindeer
j raising, is sailing today from Seat
I tie for Auchorage to establish a
| vocational training school for na
j fives, according to a dispatch from
I NATIONAL ASKKMBI.V
PASSK.S AMNESTY H1IX
I Angora. Dec. 31—The National
j Assembly has passed the much dis
j cussed Amnesty Bill, under which
; sentences passed prior io the pro
i elamation of the Republic will be
j reduced to half.
TUESDAY
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WOX TARRY FINLAND
COLOR* IN IWI
New York. Jan. 1 -Willie Ititolu.
the National ten mile cross-country
champion announced that he will
carry the. colors of Finland in the
1924 International Meet at Paris.
TOMATOES BECOMING RIVAL
■OF BEER IN GERMANY
j Wurzburg, .fan. 1—Tomato grow
j ers threaten to soon vie with the
I fame of beer brewers “down where
i the Wurzburger flows." Before the
I war there were no tomatoes in Ger
1 many, but the food shortage has
caused the people to grow them and
now everyone eats them. Seven
Catsup Factories have been built in
recent years in Germany.
DKATHJi FROM
TYPHOID DECREASE
Washington. Jan. 1—The Census
Bureau announced recently that
deaths caused from Typhoid Fever
last year were the lowest in history.
There were 6981 deaths resulting
from Typhoid in 1922 a« compared
tc 8007 in 1921.
WILL ASK WAR DEPARTMENT
TO MAKE SURVEY
Washington. Jan. 1—Believing
| that Coastwise shipping laws should
be extended* to the Philippine Is
! lands if American ships are adequ
I ate for that trade. President Coo
* lidge has decided to ask the War
Department to make a survey and
determine if the American ships can
furnish sufficient service.
WOdD-ORAVES WEDDING
IS GALLED OFF
Washington, Jan. 1—Leonard
Wood Jr., son of the Governor Gen
eral of the Philippine Islands, has
arnouncod that his proposed wedd
ing with Miss Dolores Grave*:, a
San Francisco actress, has been call
e<i olT Miss Graves was a recent .
number of the Wood Theatrical
Company. Wood said “in this busi
ness It is almost impossible for peo
ple to marry happily. Miss Graves |
has a career ahead and v;e thought
if over and decided t«» call it off."
TWO KILLKD IIV tl TOMOBn.K
Seattle. Dec. 110 X. I*. Tubbs. 7!
years of age. the Caretaker of a |
park, and Catherine Gardner, S yrs
of. io;e, were run down and killed ,
by an automobile early Thursday
WALTON AND ASS4MTATHS
INDKTKD IN DISTRICT COl'RT
Oklahoma City. Dec. 31 Former
Governor Walton of Oklahoma, ana
John A. Whitehurst. President of
the State Board of Agriculture and
three other State officials and one
former State employee have been
indicted in the District Court by the
Grand Jury on alleged offenses of
the Walton administration. There
are seven Indictments against th*
former State executive.
SKATTLK lll'SINKSS MKN
PKOPOSK AIaAHKA KXCI ICSIO.N
Seattle business men to Southeast
ern Alaska early in the summ'r to
prove to Alaskans Seattle's Interest
in the Territory and stimulate ter
ritorial trade. The program wi i be
handled by the Young Men's Busi
ness Club, according to an announce
ment of the President of th * Club,
who states that most tp( th* business
from Alaska is going to X*t Fran
cisco and Oakland.
HOLIDAY MAIL HKAVIKR
TH18 YRAIt
Seattle. Dec. 2f* Postmaster Per
kins of Seattle announced yesterda*
that this holiday mail has been 2T
percent heavier than last year.
CHIEF KXGIXKKH \RRKSTKI»
OIMUM IX l*OSSKSfSI(»\
ford. Chief Engineer of the British
steamer Proteallaus has been ar
rested for ha vine four thousand dol
lars worth of opium in his poss.*s
910.000 MACH INK SHOP FOR
IlKP'T OF Pl BLIf ROARS.
Work on a ten thousaud dollar
machine shop for the Department •
of the United States Bureau of r*ub- |
SI W1WSTH AMENDMENT
TO LIQUOR TREATY!
is in receipt or a note from Washing
ton suggesting amendments to the
liquor treaty allowing America ?o ,
search vessels within one hours
steaming distance from the United |
MAX ARRESTED AM) fTfAtVJKB |
WITH RUXXINr. OVER CRIPPLE
Seattle. Jan. 1—Ole Knutson, en,:
gineer of the Alaska Halibut schoo i
neer Rainier, has been arrested and j
charged with manslaughter. Knut-!
son while driving his autp on the j
streets of Seattle last week ran over!
IIone Bradshaw. a cripple girl and j
eaURed her death. In explaining |
his failure to stop when he struck |
the girl. Knutson saldfc “I thought i
l struck a plank. I had no idea that 1
it was a human being.” There
were three other persons in Knut
son's car at the time of the acci
dent. and they all kept silent until
Knutson was arrested. The other
parties in the car were Knut Rodal.
Miss Selma Nelson. Rodal's sweet
heart and John Rodal the girl’s
brother.
NAVAL EXPERTS MKKTIXti
BF HKI.D LONDON’
Paris, Jan. 1 — Tho Naval Ex
perts meeting which is scheduled
ft r January is expecte \ to be h* Id
in London instead of Geneva. This
c’.i.':’tge is being mad » on account of
Gussia refusing to participate it th»*
meeting was held in Switzerland,
owing to the Vorovsky assassina
PROMINEXT ACTRESS
SUES FOR DIVORCE
Los Angeles, Dec. SI—Mary New
comb. a prominent figure in the
theatrical world has charged Robert
Edison with non-support in a di
vorce suit filed in Los Angeles.
Tor Fatenutting Eyes
Make tlie Use of Murine a
Daily Habit. This Refreshing Eye
Lofton icon Makes Eve* Cleat,
tenant. Beautiful! .Harmless.
1 >'Je. sold by All Druggists.
'Tnmzts.
FORMER AIDE TO CROWN
PRINCE CONFERS WITH
PREMIER POINCARE
Paris. Jan. 1-—Arnold Rechburg.
the former Aid** de Camp to the
Herman Crown Prince recently had
an interview with Premier Poin
care and proposed a Franco-German
BRITISH RADIO STATION
PICKS CP RADIO PROGRAM
PROM UNITED STATES
I.ondon. Jan. 1 —The North Downs
Station in County Kent received a
distinct radio program which con
sisted of a Piano. Organ and lec
tures. from East Pittsburg in the
United States, which was relayed
through all the broadcasting sta
tions in the British Isles.
IIEA V V I/OSS IN INTERNATION
AL CAR CO. SHOPS
ie hundred thousand dollar loss in
the International Car Company
■‘hops in Chicago last n.ght, accord
ing to a dispatch received this m-Tn
WEDNESDAY
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Plltl If ASKS TURKEYS TO
RECOVER PEVRl.S
Madrid. Jan. " Forun-r Premier
Romaitonea is buying thousands of
turkeys :n the hope or recovering
"«0 Pearls which his grandson, four
years of age, fed to a flock of tur
keys which were passing under the
Palace windows. The gems were on
an onyx dish on the boy's grand
father's writiug desk.
SAYS NATIVES OF INDIA
SHOl'LD UNFURL FLAG
OF NEW RKPURLH'
Coconada. India. .Tan. 2 Maho
met Ali. the noncorporalionisr l«\»d
. opening the .'18th Indian National
Congress. said, if Gandhi is not re
leased from prison withm a year to
receive the Charter Swurj or the
Home Rule Party, the Native- of
lud.a should unfurl the flag of an
Indian Republic.
i:k«\i.i.n K\TUN SION coast
W1SK SHIPPING IjAWH
Washington. Jam 2 - Senator Jones
r. failed the Ai t of 1920 which pro
vided for the extension of Coastwise
Shipping Laws to Insular posses
sions and territories upon ascertain
ment of the existence of adequate
fn. ilit ies. He declared that the
Shippiug Hoard should be in a posi
tion to report whether such faeili
VI'TKMI'T (.IVK SO(J>WKS
BONUS PUKTUllKNCK
Washington. Jan. 2 A movement
to give the Soldiers Bonus Bill the
right of way over all other legisla
t on In Congress has been started
BKJXilAN I.AI>Y ACTS IU DK
WITH GKKMAX MAS
Washington. .Ian. 2—Official soc
;il Washington is much stirred over
the iniedent of the State Depart
ment Dinner which was given by
President Coolidge and which involv
ed the refusal of Baroness Decarter
De Macheine. the wife of the Bel
gium Ambassador, to accept as her
alloted dinner partner. Doctor Otto
Wiedfeldt. the German Ambassador.
WRIGLEYS
“Wrigley’s is 5 cents
a package the
World Over”
I'NITER STATES \\ fl.l. SKI.I.
W.IK MATERIAL TO MFVK'O
Washingr..r.. Jar.. 2- r-The Knifed
Stales government has agreed to
>♦•11 a quantity of war material to
the Obregon government of Mexico,
according to .1 dispatch received.
SEATTLE < OI \( H.MA\
FILES FOR MAVORSH1I*
Seattle. Jan. 2 Kathryn Miracle,
the Seattle Councilwomnn who re
cently announced her candidacy for
th- Mayorship of Seattle, has filed
her name as a candidate.
SENATOR >lo\ A RV
OF ORK(K)N \\ FI»S
Chicago. J:«n. 2 -Senator McXary
■ >f Oregon and Miss Cornelia W.
Chicago Monday afternoon last.
ASKS FOR >111.1 JON A\T> HALF;
DOM.A Its FOR AIR RESERVE
Washington. Jan. 1 Rear Ad-,
miral Mnffatt. C ..f of the nureau i
of Aeronautics of the Navy, in an 1
annual report tu Secretary Iienby
stated that the condition of the Nn-I
val Air Reserve force is deplorable.
The report continued with, "in case
o>' hostilities we must hav» a re
serve of not 1than three thous
and pilots, now w - h.'ve only tw.»
hundred and ten aviators." and to
remedy that situation Moffett s'.ur
-ted that an appropriation of one
WOMAN EIGHTS Oi l
ATTAOK OF TWO liANIHTS
Now York. Jan. 2-—Fighting until
exhausted. Mrs. Ue-:ie Simmons the
w.fe of .1 manufacturer, saved nine
thousand dollars wi rth of jew !;-.
I.ASKV STTIMOK WILI.
K»>H*KN SOON
Studios of 'he La sky C
atiofi. which were recently clot
will be reopened the first of .land:
OAMJI.INK WU.Ii .VDVA.VO!
TWO I F.NTS SOON '
Chicago. Jan. - The Standard Oil j
. trio- in Chicago announced no’entlv :
that gasoline will advance two rents j
per crallou in eleven middle western I
II ALL WELL HKRVK
ONK VKAIt j
Washington. Jan. 2 Henry 0. j
Hall of Colorado Springs who was j
recently elected <>n Him Interstate
roinru'TCf Commission will sorve j
PADDOCK UKTLARKD F.AKTFST
TRKWNAX IN WORLD \
Atlanta. Jan. 2 The National >
Collegiate Athletic Association re-j
affirmed the support of Charles Pad-j
dock of tb.* Tniversity of Southern j
California as being the fastest j
sprinter in the world. in adopting !
the resolution if was provided »h t !
hereafter American Colleges and;
Universities-- will reserve themselves
the right to determine whether their
students shall participate in Nation-j
al meets in this country and else-1
CANNOT lilVK ON SALARY
OF »I7.fVOO A YKAK |
New York. Jan. 2—Daniel F. Col
alan. State Superior Court Justice |
resigned his office and announced |
that he could not live and bring up j
a family on his salary of $17,500 j
per year.
Keep Your Hands Soft
and White With Cuticura
The daily use of the Soap, with j
occasional touches of the Ointment, j
is very effective for Leeping the |
hands soft and smooth. Vox red,
rough or sore hands: On retiring
bathe in hot water and Cuticura Soap, (
dry, and rub in Cuticura Ointment.
BunpUE*e!iFrMt>y Ua(1 A<J.!n -=- ‘CkUewalaS* |
wWp. Soap Jic. Q:'.tmont2Satxl 50c- Talcucitto. I
iyCuticiir« Soap »h«rti withoot mnf.
HANK RonntTIlH MKTKIJ
OFT ijIIFK JI’HTfi
Spok inf. Jan. 2 In less than
hours after the robbery of the Fi
National Hank at Medicine La
near Spokane, two men were :
rented and entered pi •;»* of gui.
a-nd received sentences of seven
twenty years in prison. A thi
man was arrested ,n Spokane b
entered a olea of not eniltv.
WOODROW WILSON I'AssKS
«7th MKTHDJ
Washington. Jan. 1 A dispat
from Washington dated Decemb
I'sth. stated that Woodrow Wilst
celebrated his 67th birthday.
si’iH K ItitOKKIi FOlVD NOT
til II.TV OK L.MIIKZZI.KAfKN
Los Angeles. .1 .n. 2 After d
liberating for thirty hours, the ju
which was trying A. W Coote.
Stock Uroker. for embezzlement, r
turned a verdict of not guilty.
t AN A Ol AN St TKNTISTS
DIRS IN OTTAW
Ottawa Jan. 2nd —Doctor Ott
Klotz. Director of the Dominio
Conservatory. and one of Canada
accomplished Scientists, died in O
tawa at the age of 70 years.
I'lKTH KATK INCUKASKS
IN CALIFORNl
of Vita! Statistics announced sever
ty-nino thousand births in Califot
,-in jn 1922. a rate of 20.8 per thou
sand, which is the highest ever re
ported in America.
FF.MALF HOVK
CHANfiKI) INTO MALI
Riddle of the Ca
Rvolution "id ti
of Zoolog. s:^ *>f
n. 2 —Doctor Osca
metric Kxperimenta
ho Vnericae. Societ.
; n esrg laying fern
i was complete!
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