TUESDAY
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NATION WIDE R R
STRIKE LOOMING UP
strike of railway workers is looming
erl States Hallway Wage Bn«c*l. The
result of the refusememt vote was an
nounced today by the railway deter -
ment of the American Federation of
JAPS URGE GOVT TO
SEEK DISARMAMENT
Tokyo. Japan. June 27—The na
tional Chamber of Commerce of Japan
has adopted resolutions fa.voring dis
armament and urging the Japanese
States and (treat Britain on the sub
SON OF LATE SEATTLE
MAYOR DROPS DEAD
Seattle. June 27—-Marshal (HII. son
cf the late Hi rani C.iU, f.v«m, r mayor
of Seattle, dropped dead today in the
office of a physician after having his
tonsils removed. Young Gill was a
.student at the University of Wushing
SEATTLE YOUTH FOUND
tyURDERED IN BOX CAR
Seattle. June 27—Eugene !•’. Slber,
a student at the University of Wash
ington . while returing to his home
in Montana, was found murdered in
a freight cam, according to information
british-jAp alliance
RENEWAL POSTPONED
I.ondon, June 28—Britain and Ja
pan have postponed the proposed re
newal of their alliance until vthe <-ld.se
of the conference of the British colon
ial premiers, whose views arc desired
V»y the government.
EXCESS OF MALES IN U. S
SHOW INCREASE
100 females ;-s compar<
in tile 1910 cen.sits.
I to J0(i to 100
GOV’T INSISTS ON
MEXICAN GUARANTEES
Washington, June 28—The Harding
administration Is still Insisting that the
Obregon government give written
pledges that American property in
Mexico wQl not be confiscated before
♦here wtll be any (recognition of Mexico
by this country.
ULSTER AGREES TO
CONFERENCE WITH
SOUTH IRELAND
Belfast. Ire, June 28—Premier
Craiig announced today that the Ul
ster cabinet hjis accepted the invita
tion of I<V?y<i George for* a proposed
conference lietween' representshives of
Northern and ■Southern Ireland and
the British cabinet.
Chancellor Refuses Fight Restraining
Jersey City, June 28—Vice Chan
cellor Stevenson has declined to con
sider a motion for ;v restraining order
in the matter of the Dofipsey-Carpon
tier fight and the reformer applicants
are now seeking another vice chencel
McPHERSON REINSTATED
IN ALASKA BUREAU
Seattle, June 2S—J. L. McPherson,
who was recently dismissed from his
post following differences with the di
rectorate was today reinstated as
manager of the Alaska Bureau of the
Beattie Chamber of Commerce.
LOS ANGELES -COURTS JAIL
BOOZE LAW VIOLATORS
Los Angeles, June 28—The local
court have commenced a drastic war
on illicit liquor vending by imposing
Jail sentences of one year and a heavy
fine foci violations of the prohibition
BRITISH COAL STRIKE .
SETTLED TODAY
London, June 28—The great, strike
of coal miners, wMch has been In ef
fect since April, was settled today.
Premier Lloyd George will not ask
^^farllament to subsidise the mining is
sue to the extent of" ten million
HEAT DRIVES HARDING
TO SHIRT SLEEVES'
Washington. June 28—'* so ho; in
Washington today tha' I‘resident
Harding is receiving callers* in shirt
sleeves.
ITALIANS FLEE BEFORE
VOLCANIC OUTBURST
Home June 28—Tlie volcano Strom
boli has hurst into activity and ‘lie
people of the surrounding district are
fleeing to safety, according t*> advice*;
reaching here from Southern Italy.
NEW CURRENCY
COMPTROLLER NAMED
Washington. June 28—J. Ituymoiul
McCarl of Nebraska, has been t i-ml
i a ted by l*resMent Harding as \
trollac of currency.
WEDNESDAY
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GOVT EXPECTS HALF MILLION
FROM BIG FIGHT
Washington. June 28—United
States Internal Kevenue agents hen*
figure that the government will get
approximately a half million dollars
in taxes from the world’s champion
ship battle between Dempsey and l’a» -
pentien. ^
This amount will include surtaxes
trujm. the fighters themselves amount
ing to $2,147.20, of which Pomps* v
will pay $1,870.10 and Cavpentior
BILLY SUNDAY CRITICISES FIGHT
PREVENTION EFFORTS
Norton. Va. June 29- -"The time 1 >
I have opposed staging the Carpent *
fight was before Tex Pickard had
I spent a barrel of money erecting ti t
arena.*’ Billy Sunday the famous evan
gelist declared in an address here t<
REPORTED OE VALERA WILLING
TO TALK PEACE
[its agents in Ireland Mutt IV VaVrn.
RADIO AIRPLANE CONTROL
IN SIGHT
Washington. June 27—The Navy
complete radio control of the move
ments of airplanes in HLght. Kxperi
ments to control the flight of nora
partment have recently attained such
great, success that complete success
is considered assured.
FORMER U S ATTORNEY
GENERAL PASSES AWAY
Baltimore, Mri., June 27—Charles
United Stall* during the I looseveIt ad
minis* ration. is dead liere.
PEACE RESOLUTION AGREED
UPON BY JOINT CONFERENCE
Washington, June 29—Senate and
House cnnftvees today agreed upon a
congressional resolution for the estab
lishment of peace with Germany and
The conferees hope to jftave the
the president late this week.
SENATE DISAPPROVES UNGA
ISLAND RADIO BILL
v.hling fo£ the establishment of a naval
radio station on I’nga Island, Alaska,
was today disapproved by the Senate
Naval committee.
ULSTER PREMIER REFUSES TO
CONFER WITH DE VALERA
Belfast, June 29—Premier Craig of
Ulster declined today the Invitation
extended to him to meet DeValera in
Dublin Monday for a conference.
De Valera Skeptical Over Peace
Outlook
London. June 29—De Valera has re
plied to Lloyd George’s invitation to
discuss peace with the British cabinet,
declaring himself dubious of erecting a
lasting peace so long as Ireland's un-1
Ity is denied, but yet holding out a
promise that after a con f eve nee with
his colleagues he will make a definite
answer to the British premier.
CLAIMED contractors making
•BIG PROFITS ON DISABLED
EX SOLDIERS
Washington. June 27—Sensational
charges that contractors are making
fat profits on disabled soldiers who
have been "farmed <*ut" :o them by
lhe govcrrvnent f- r vocation-*] train
iwere m !*• to* 1.l> i'ef' -e the sp«il.il
['nmiiii'.tep of the Senate eus aged in
making :in invent:gxilii>n of the govern
ment's tn atmont of service me:.
ALASKA S S COMPANY
BRANCHING OUT
Seattle. June 29—The Alaska
Steamship Cr*nunvn\ announced today
that it will establish a Seattle-Hawaii
line, with the Steamship Cordova In
augurating the new service July 2.
ADMINISTRATION S ALASKA
GOVT BILL UNDER FIRE
Washington, June 2? - The admin
istration's l»ill for the government of
Via ska is drawing the Ore of the sup
porters of the socalled Igine-f'uiry Bill
ind especially against that provision
>f the measure which would give to
■he Presiden* the power to establish
i.nd operate a steamship .line between
Alaska and the states.
GERMANY RELEASES SE^ZEO
PROPERTY OF AMERICANS
Berlin, Juiif 2S—Seventh Seven mil
ion dollars worth of American pro
perty seized by the German go v or li
nen t during the war was formally re
turned to its owners today under a re
cent decision of the repuldic.m gov
srnment.
BIG PRIVATE BREW SHOP
FOUND IN SEATTLE
Seattle, dune 29—T-’edemI Officers
:his morning raided un Eighth Avinuo
residence which lias been operating
for practically a year as :i brewery,
removing same twelve hundred quarts
>f beer arid other liquors
The captured wet. goods constitutes
She largest seizure of intoxicants made
>n the Pacific Coast since the advent
>f prohibition.
HUGE TURK-BOLSHEVIK!
PLOT UNEARTHED
Constantinople. June -9 A Turk
Bnlshevik plot of vost proi*ortions
thurifies here, it was announced to
t;iy. Many atTests have been n. <le in
•onnectlon with the [riot.
THURSDAY
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DE VALERA REJECTS GEORGE’>
CONFERENCE PROPOSAL
settlement f the l:\di situation was
blasted today by the definite rejection
l»y l>e Valera of Lloyd George's pro
I for an official conference be
tween the Sinn hVinn. t'later and Brit
ish leaders looking to a settlement of
the present troubles in Ireland.
"To attempt a settlement of the
•ivil war in Ireland 's impossible in
its present form.’* is l»e Valera's de
cision as'embodied in a telgram to
Sir James^ Craig.
MIGHTY RUSH FOR
FT NORMAN OIL
FIELDS IN PROSPECT
Victoria, B. C. June 30—Howard
Cooley, who is heading a large party
nf former Yukoners to the Ft Norman
nil fields, arrived from Dawson today
on his wav to Kdmonton via Van
couver, says he met a veritable a rinv
af would l>e oil stakers on their way
to the new fields while returning to
Dawson.
Cooley, dining his stay in the new
oil district staked ten thousand acr *s
WANTS OPINION ON
WORLD DISARMAMENT
Washington, June 29—“It is wholly
iesirable to have expression of a fnv
>rable opinion on the part of Congress
relating to world disarmament,” Pres
ident Harding wrote today to Repre
sentative Mondell, republican leader m
the House of Representatives.
TAFT’S APPOINTMENT TO
CHIEF JUSTICESHIP EXPECTED
Washington, June 30—The appoint
ment of Wiliam Howard Taft as Chief
Justice of the United States Supreme
tourt is daily expected.
HOUSE KILLS SEATTLE
AVIATION BASE PROPOSAL
,Washington, June 30—The House of
Representative* has rejected the Navtvl
Bill provision fpr a naval aviation base
it Sand Point, Seattle.
ALLIES HUNTING FOR
CONSTANTINOPLE BOLSHEVIK'S
Constantinople, June 30— An Allied
troop column is today marching thm
Nils city, ^raiding hotels and other
places In search of the Bolshevikl fol
' the destruction of puLla*
|.Several alleged leaders of tic pint
were arr. ste.| this afternoon.
AIRMEN TO LANQ
ON PIKE'S PEAK
Colorado Springs. Colo. June So
il. E. Talmadg. . ;l former-meanIk-■■ . ‘
the British lioyal Flying Corps, will
attempt to make an aero pi: ne landing
on the sim^rmit of Pike’s Peak Ju •
WANT CHANGE IN
ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE
London. June 19—Thai the Anglo
Japanese alliance*is not to be renewed
in its present fornu has been ma l’*
abundantly clear by the conference of
British premier's, which has just be
gun sessions here.
NO COMMENT FROM JAPAN
ON U. S NAVY DECISION
Tokyo. Japan. June Sit- The Japan
ese Navy I Apartment, il is stated in
official circles, has no comment, to
make on the recent decision of Sec-c
tairy l>*-nby of the United States Novy
| Department to station all the latest
American rl read naught's in the Paciii.
SHIP BOARD TO SELL
IDLE WOOD SHIPS
Washington, June t*l»—Bids hav
been called for by the Shipping Board
for the s;i.le of l’S7 wood, it ships built
during the war period and now lying
non need today by Slvp Board Chair
DISARMAMENT AMENDMENT
AGREEABLE TO SENATE
day adopted the Borah disai.ijn.
amenrlment. t • the Naval Bill.
rcMUesis the president to invite
for limiting naval armu.fi u*nt.s.
DISABLED VETERANS GIVE
SIGNIFICANT WARNING
TO SOCIALISTS
kili'h A. ITorr of Seattle, who lei
1 o mot with foil e and invitid lit * Sor
Iho' wauled to tight for their beliefs.
EUROPE OWES U S BILLION
. DOLLARS IN INTEREST
Washington, Juno —Tlio Treas
on Deportment announced today that
tho Kuropean nations ccdleetively owe
the United Sties a. billion dollars in
iutei-est on the debts owed b\ them to
this country.
U S. Intere>t Bearing Debt 23 3 4
Billions
W'iiahLnfrton. Juno 29—-The total
interest bearing debt of the United
Suites amounts in round figures to
twenty three and three quarters bil
lion dollars, it was announced by the
Treasury Department today.
SIX BREWERIES PINCHED
IN NEW ORLEANS
Xew Orleans. La. June 30—Federal
government agents today seized six
breweries engaged In ileit beer manu
facture in this section.
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TAFT NOW CHIEF JUSTICE
OF SUPREME COURT
Washington, June 30—The nomi
nation of William Howard T-.fl for
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
the United States to succeed the late
Edward Douglas White, was confirm
ed by the S»n*te late today.
Senator's l?orah, (Rep) of Idnho;
Lafollette, (Rep) of Wiscorsdn, John
son (Itep of California, and Watson
; BILL PROHIBITING SALE OF
BEER FOR MEDICINE TO
BE REPORTED FAVORABLY
Washington. June So—Th - S a-t
Judiciary «*i>mmiti • th - evi-nm? 01
dertd a favorable report on the I
recently passed l.y the House p-ohiii
it inn sale of beor for medical pu-pos
CLAIMED LIVING COST REDUCEC
16 PER CENT IN YEAR
Washington, June 30—The rust ol
living has decreased sixteen per cent
since June 1920, according to .■ gov
ernment bulletin issued today.
BIG BATTLERS FINISH
TRAINING—BOTH FIT
York. June 30- Dempsey and
V ■ ",
tonight ftnishtil thci:
■ big battle at Jersej t
boxers declared themselves
fit for the cnntesl
Big Figlit Attendance Assured
New York, July I Sixty thousand
seats have been already sold for the
Dempsey-CarpentJer fight at Jersev
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
SIGNEO BY HARDING
propriation Hill, directing reduetion "T
DISABLED VETERANS
ELECT LEADERS
Detroit. M ifli July I Knbert In -
ugux of Cincinnati .im*I ka.lph \ FI• ►
of Seattle wore tml.iy elec t»ul Nation; 1
.1 to establish tin- perronnent hc.nl
NOTED SINN FEINN LEADERS
RELEASED BY BRITISH
lion uni I ■,rofes«. •: John Alc\\ i; . pit -
leased from Mmmtjo.v Prison today.
SEATTLE BOOK KEEPER
EMBEZZLES (1,000
Seattle. June 31)—II.. \V. Kobinson,
lUMifldentin I bookkeeper for !•’. T,
Pro we nnd I'ompuny, building mater
ial den levs here, wav arrested today
Blame-- Theft to Illness of Wife
Seattle. July 1—-’’l needed the
money to send my wife to California
for her health." book keeper Kobinson
told the police today in confessing his
theft of ? 1.000 from his employer's.
Crowe and C nan pony.
PERMANENT TARIFF BILL
PRESENTED TO HOUSE
Washington. June 29—The adminis
tration's permanent tariff bill, design
ed to produce national revenues
amounting to seven hundred million
dollars annually, was introduced in ‘he
House late today. The measure
leaves lumber on the free list.
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RESOLUTION REPORT
\V isliiivtton. Jane HO -The IIoiisp
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oil tin- resoultion terminatine the pres
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