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RIOTING MARKS INAUGURATION
OF IRISH TRUCE
Dublin, Ire. July 11—The true* in
Ireland, agreed upon l»y government
officials anil the republican lenders
pending plucc negotiations. Went into
effect at noon today.
150 Injured in Belfast Rioting
Belfast. July 10—Rioting again
broke out in Belfast las* night and
continued throughout the day. I:p ti
10 o'clock tiiis evening fifteen persons
■had been killed and a hundred wound
ed. Firing at patrols by republicans
precipitated the outbreak.
Curfew Law Proposed In Belfast
Belfast. July 11—Curfew w;ls reim
posed here today as a result of the
disorders occuring Sunday.
Belfast is the only place in Ireland
now under curfew regulations.
DeValera to Discues Peace With GcvH'ge
London. July 11—DeValera will
come to London Thursday for a con
ference with Lloyd flfeorge, it was
announced here today. They will
discuss a 1>asis of settlement of the
Irish question.
Reported Canadian Form of Gov't For
Ireland Agreed Upon
Dublin. Ire. July 10—A. Canadian
Home Rule fount of government for
Ireland has been agreed upon by the
republican and crown representatives,
according to reports received here
from London.
GOVERNOR BONE'S
SON MARRIED
Seattle. July 10-—Robert Douglas
Bone, son of Alaska’s new governor.
wa.g married to Miss Klsie May Judd
at Harvey, Washington, Saturday
MANY HURT IN AIRPLANE CRASH
# Moundsville. VV. Va. July 10—Five
are dead and fifty were Injured at
I^angdon field late today when a Mar
tin bombing plane fell to the grounl.
striking a number of packed automo
biles holding n considerable number of
spectators. An explosion followed the
crash, setting fire to some of the ma
chines
BRITISH AMBASSADOR SPANISH
BOMB VICTIM
Madrid, Spain, July til—The H^it
1sh Ambassador to Spain, Sir K«ine
Howard, was wounded today by a
bomb which exploded outside his hotel.
BIG AID FOR ALASKA
MINERS PROPOSED
Washington, July II—The Bureau
of Mines has tentatively outlfined a
plan of reorga nixing its work in Al
aska. whereby £he minors of the ter
ritory will be supplied with techni
cal consultation, advice and reports
on minerals and mineral development.
The plan provides for a division of
the tertritoay into four districts, each
to be in charge of a Bureau of Mines
-engineer. District. No. I, on the
southeast cgast will be assigned t »
Bert Dwyer, JWstrict No. 2. from
Prince Williams Sound to Fairbanks
will be attended tt> by J. A. Davis and
District No. 3. along the lower Yukon,
by K. L. Sparks. No assignment h is
yet been made for \he Seward Penin
sula district.
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD FOR
ARRIVING SOLDIER DEAD
Washington, July 11—Memorial
services, attended by a congressional
joint committee headed by Senate.
Lodge, wer held Sunday at the army
pier where lay the bodies of 7,2'il
American war dead brought back from
Assistant Secretary of War Wain
wright/ and General Pershing repre
sented the army.
U. S. MAKES OVERTURES FOR
ARMAMENT CONFERENCE
Washington. July 10—Informal but
initial approaches have been made by
the United States to Great Britain,
Prance, Japan and Italy to discuss the
alrsnoment question, the State Depart
ment announced today.
Chity has also been Invited to par
ticipate in the conference because o!
•her being so closely related to the sit
uation In the Pacific.
Britain Pleased at U. 8. Disarmament
Conference Proposal
‘'London, July 11—“Preafeent Hard
ing's message proposing an Interna
tional conference on the'limitation el
armament has been received with thi
utmost pleasure by Great Britain,"
Firamler Lloyd Gaorge declared In Uu
House of Commons today In an
pouncing the gfieal dent's suggestion;
| BRYAN COMPARES
HARDING TO LINCOLN
I New York. July II Willi.m Jen
nings Bryan, in an address comp-.ring
Harding to the martyred presiden*.
said he hoped he would put war where
Lincoln put slavery, namely in jwo
eevs of ultimate extinction.
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CUTTER BEAR TO RESCUE
AMUNDSEN'S SHIP
Washington. July 10—The Tic.rs
1 ury Department announced yesterday
| that the Coast Guam! Cutter He;.!- has
| been ordered to attempt the rescue of
1 Explorer Amundsen’s ship M ntd,
| which at last acoounts was disabled
in the vicinity of Cape Serge Siberia.
—
Bear Report**! With Maud at Whalen
1 Washington. July II—The Cutter.
Hear has towed Amundsen's ship, the
Maud, to Whalen .on the Arctic Si
berian Coast, according to reports
reaching the government.
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IRISH LEADERS CHOSEN
FOR PEACE CONFERENCE
Dublin, July 1- The Irish epub
lican lenders who have been chosen
to partiiarpute in the confw.eni e with
the British government authorities on
the Irish question in London next
Thursday, left Dublin today for Lon
The Irish delegation is composed of
DeVatero. Aothur Griffin, founder of
the Sinn Keinn organization. Austin
Static and ftobert C. Barton. The
last two naimed are Sinn Keanu mem
bers of the British parliament.
The delegates were nccompnni d on
their journey t" London by Laurence
O’Neill, I.idrd M.-Tyor of Dublin.
U S WARSHIPS RETURN
TO TAMPICO
Mexlop City. July II—The I’nited
States warships which on Friday were
reported to have been withdrawn from
Tampico as a. result of more settled
conditions developing there, returned
to that part this afternoon, according
to information received here today.
PENROSE ENDORSES HARDINGS
STAND ON BONUS BILL
• 'qinimil I
heartily
action on the ‘Soldier Bonus Bill i/c
deferred.
NEWLYWEDS COMING
ON VICTORIA
Seattle. July 12—It transpines that
Clai-entfe H. Trafton and wife, who
are passengers on the steamship
Victoria bound for Kotzebue as teach
ers, were wed on the d:ty preceding
thedr departure.
Roth are graduates of the Belling
ham Normal School and Mrs. Trafton
Is the daughter of State Senator
LASKER NAMES SHIP
BOARD VICE PRESIDENT'S
Washington, July 12—Ohadnna.n
Lasker of the Shipping Board an
nounced today the appointment of
William J. Love and J-r It. Small, both
of New York and formerly connected
with Furness, Withv and Company, a
British concetm, and A. J. Frey of I,os
Angeles as the three vice presidents
of the Shipping Boalrd in charge of
SHIP BOARD FLEET TO BE
ULTIMATELY SOLD
Washington. July 12—Chairman
Tasker indicated today that the gov
ernment will operate the Shipping
Board fleet for several years and then
sell it to American operators.
HUGE NAVAL BILL
♦ PASSED BY CONGRESS
Washington. July tl—'The Naval
BUI. carrying appropriations for naval
construction aggregating $*10,000,000
has passed the Senate and has been
sent to the president for final ratlfl
DENBY TO REVIEW PACIFIC
FLEET Hi SEPTEMBER
San Francisco, July 10—Secretary
Dentoy will (review the Pacific fleet in
San Franahco bay on-Sept 7. It was
announced here today.
BRITISH BEER DROWNED
Cowles, Isle of Wright, July 10—
The Earl of Craven was drowned In
the Solent today.
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JULY EARTHQUAKE PREDICTED
Washington, July 10 TMwanJ Cn!n,
of I’hikulelpii.a. win* is now pursuing
his scientific studies in London, pre
frnonth. accurding to :m announcement
made here today. *
PANTRY MAID INHERITS
BIG FORTUNE
Knoxville. July 10—Leona Sigart,
a pantry maid, tonight received notice
that as five niece ofthe late Lord
Aberdeen of Kngland, she is’to receive
*a fortune of three million dollars.
TAFT NOW CHIEF JUSTICE
Washington, July 11—William
Howard Taft today took the tXLi.li of
office jus Chief Justice of the Supreme
BANDITS KIDNAP
SEATTLE CHAUFFEUR
Seattle. July 12 After being held I
captive in an automobile l»y armed
bandits during- an all day drive from
here to Sp- kane. William F Cotton, a
local chauffeur, w:ls thrown out of the
car on a. Spokane, street las* night.
ile notified the police of his kid
nnppdng and robbery and the auto was
braced to Coeur d'Alene. Idaho, where
a. United Suites soldier and n marine
were atfested in tin* machine.
TIk^ soldier and sa.lor are being
held in Coeur d’Alene nwaiting ex
trad irtion .
FRIENDS RAISE MEMORIAL
TO FRANKLIN K LANE
Chicago. July 12- -Friends of the
late Franklin K. lime have raised a
memorial fund of $10ft.onr>, the dnterest
on which w ill go to the widow for the
present. Tile principal will eventually
be used to erect a monument in mem
LATOUCHE LEAVES
FOR ST MICHAEL
Owing to the continuation of the
storm prevailing along Ha .-ec'ion or
the coast during the past o*venl davs,
the freight steamer L,*.toticho pulled
out making » landing here
to Nome about Saturday
WEDNESDAY
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JAPS DELAY REPLY TO U. S.
ARMAMENT PROPOSAL
Washington. Jui' Pavorable re
ed Suites suggested a conference on
the redaction of armatarents and ivl.nl
U . S May Invite Germany and Russia
to Armament Conference
.London, July IS-—It is ’understood
in government circles hen* than Japan
is sen runs’ a' note of acceptance !•'
President Harding’s invitation to an
The report is. current here that
Harding may invite Germany and
Russia to attend the. conference on ac
Details of Armament Conference Being
Arranged
Washington, July UL—Great Brit
dent’s proposal for an international
conference on the reduction of arma
State Department today.
The reply of Japan is expected
shortly. Preliminary work on the de
tails in the way of suggestions as to
the time and place for holding the
conference are already in progress.
Jap Acceptance to be Announced
This Week
London, July. 13—It is understood
in diplomatic circles here that. Japan’s
acceptance of President Harding’s in
vitation to participate in a disarma
ment conference will be annotinced by
Tokyo this week.
SAYS BONUS LEGISLATION
PRESENT9 GRAVE PERIL
Washington. July 12—“Enactment
at the present moment of adjusted
compensation for veterans of the
World War would greatly imperil the
financial stability of the .country”
President Harding told the Senate to
day in a special address to that body.
MORE RIOTING IN BELFAST
London. July IS—Rioting again oc
curred in Belfast this afternoon. Two
constables were Injured and three ci
vilians were taken to the hospital suf
fering from gunshot wounds
KETCHIKAN DUE AT
GOLOVIN FRIOAY
T:i. freight ‘iteamPr K tchikan left
Tc-J!«;-»•- at i? a. m. thin morning pn
route to Golovin. at whi«h :*• <int the
Thursday, according to Agent Carroll,
«>f tlv- Alaska. Steamship I'omptiny.
IRISH PEACE DELEGATES GET
BIG OVATION IN LONDON
London. July 12—DeValtru and the
other Irish republican leaders assoc
kited in the peace conference dele
gation arrived in Is>ndon from Dublin
ton/ffht and received a tumultuous re
ception.
Irish Peace Conference Tomorrow
London. July 13—The first meeting
between Lloyd George and DeValera
will bo hold at 4:30 tomorrow after
noon it the British Premier's offices.
NEW ELK RULER ELECTED
Los Angeles, July 12—William
Wout.iin of Toledo. Ohio, was today
elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the
Elks Grand Isxtge now in session here.
BRITISH TRANS-ATLANTIC
AVIATOR KILLEO
London. July 12—Harry Hawker,
the British aviator who in 1!>!9 tried
unsuccessfully to fly across the At
lantic in an aeroplane, was killed *odav
when his machine caught fire while
Heine over Hendon, a suburb of l.on
RUSSIAN POPULATION SHOWS
DECREASE 12 MILLION
tion of rhe census of Rus;
thal the iM>pnl:ition of thn
twelve Million less than it.
beginning of the Great VV ■
The population of Mow
the comnle
country
HARDING SIGNS NAVAL BILL
STEFANSSON COMING TO NOME
ON NEW VENTURE
The expectation will be for (
JAP SHIP WORKERS SHOW
BOLSHEVIKI INCLINATIONS
Tokyo. Japan. July 1" Twenty
thousand workmen of the Kawasaki.
ed to the plant In a body, overpowered
the directors and took possession. As
lion yards in Japan are in the- hands
WOMAN CHARGED
WITH FORGING NAME
COL ROOSEVELT
New York. July 13—The authorities
here ‘have ordered the arrest of Mrs.
Rmtna Richardson Burkett, an Indiana
the name o7 the late Theodore Roose
velt as an Indorsement to a promissary
STANDARD OIL INVESTIGATING
BARROW OIL FIELDS
New York. July 13—The Standard
< 1 Company has oil experts detailed
ALLEGED WOMAN
FORGER ARRESTED
I Hillsdale, Ind., July 13—-^frs Raima
Burkett has been arrested here at the
t instance of .George E. Roosevelt, ex-,
ecutor of the estate of the late Theo
dore Roosevelt onya charge of having
forged the name fcf the former presi
dent to a note for $69,000.
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JAPS RETURN PARTIAL ANSWER
TO ARdAMENT SUGGESTION
ceptance President Harding's sug
gestion th,* ;tn t> •<. national confe/
tion »*f MnuumcniLs whh received '-■>
the State Department to«lay hut made
cussing t © Fair Mistern situation .• :i«l
Its policy rnqualifted c-cceptancc By
the Ohint*e government of the presi
dent's suu'e-'tion was also .-cceived by
the Statu- Department. The depart -
i ment offio Js made n<* ccjavnent on the
[ foitm of t’e Japanese reply, the t-xt
of wdiich run not made public
Japan Lukewarm Regarding Hardmg
Proposal
Tokyo, J pan. July 11 \n affiimui
tivo answer to I‘resident Harding’s in
vitation w\| he sent at once, accord
ing to government officials, who state
that Japan hits no objection to dis
cussing dkinmanu-nt or Kir Eastern
questnons. She will .ilso welcome the
participatun of China in any « onf -r
nnce that n.-i y be .arranged
All Powers Give Favorable Response
To Harding Proposal
Washington, July 11—'Today’s ac
ceptance fH-n China and Japan of
I ’resident. Hi.rding’s armament oonfer
enc.e ‘proivys.! complete the !*iet of
favorable resppjijies from all na*ions
to which the ^resident's invitation was
The sentmunt »f tin Japanese gnv
ernment r*-g- nling the discussion if
Far 'Eastern F.ml*!ems ,1:- not believed
BROKERS MESSENGER
SKIPS WITH $40,000
San Fr.ancisc*. July 1 .’’—-Russel
(Irifflth. mesaenge- f..r McDonald and
Crtnipiuiy. brokers has disappeared
and with him Si'1 '00 worth of nego
tiable securities
LONG POSTPONEMENT
OF ALLI !D DEBT
PAYflENT PROBABLE
Washington. lily l:'. -Postpone
ment for fifteen ye:rs of the payment
of both principal aid interest, on the
of the Senate Flnan’e Commitnd
SEATTLE BANK IEFUTES
MALACIOUJ REPORT
OF INSECURITY
Seattle. July U The Dexter-Hor
ton Hank, concerning the alleged ;n
sevurity of whim report*. recognized
as of malicious character, have been
in circulation 'or se.ceijl days, this
evening returned a. reply in the shape
or an announcenent published broad
cast to the eff«ot that it would open
tamornow an h>ur earlier and close ut
eight o’clock U night, thus allowing
six hours ext a t'me in which all who
i Deater-Horton Banir Announcemcnt
Stops Run
S»mtt!•-. .r r l»—The IVxt> r-Hor
of tin Russian SnvK : administration,
has appalled t<- t1 *«• American govern
iment through Senator KVame, of
I come to the aid of the Uussi.tn people,
who are gravely threatened by starva
I dispatch received 1'».v th<- K;u<t Prus
i siun Gazette, a copy of which has been
I received h»«re.
! ‘"IRISH PEACE OUTLOOK
BRIGHTEST IN
HISTORY"—VALERA
London. July. 11 "The outlook for
hutting peace in Ireland is brighter
than ever before in history." declared
Do Valera. n.s he was about to enter
in conference w ith Lloyd George today.
NEWSPAPER EDITORS MAKE
PRESENT TO HARDING
Cox was a caller at the White House
t..Ki-iy when a high hacked editorial
chair, presented to the president by
fellow newspaper editors, was added
to the furnishings of the presidential
HARDING OPTIMISTIC OVER
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
Chicago. July It—“There are spec
ial reasons for assurance that the
■ >iiHine.ss outlook is fast improving”.
This was President Harding’s message
to the convention of the National As
sociation of Ilca.1 Estate Hoards here
MARINE CORPS WAR
LEADER DEAD
San i nc isco, .In y 14 - Colonel Al
bert S. M> I.emore. second in com
mand to the chief of the Marine Corps
during tin- w <r. da d here today in the
IRISH AGITATION IN
CONGRESS TO SUSPEND
Washington. July It --fa conformity
to the truce declared in Ireland, the
agitation whicli 1i:ls been carried on
in tCongress in behalf of Uie Irish Rc
put.iic wili tie suspended pending the
outcome of the negotiations between
Lloyd fleorgc and IV Valero, accord
ing to the representatives of the Irish
republic sympathizers here.
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