MONDAY
f TELEGRAPHIC)
PREHISTORIC TOOLS UNEARTH
KI) NEAR liOH ANOKIJiS
Loh Angeles, April 14—A petrified
b<»ne awl and a quartzite Palm and
axe tools, thought to come from an
pleistocene age, were found in the
pits where petrified skeletons of the
Cunajo men were unearthed some
time ago. it was announced by Doc
tor NV. A. Bryan, Director of the
Museum of History and Art, who
said that the importance' of this find
is equal to that of the skeletons.
NEW YORK DANCER SUES
FOR MILLION DOLURS
Man Francisco, April 14th—Evan
Burrows Fontaine, the New York
dancer, has filed suit in Sun Francis
co against Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney for one million dollars
damage, suit wap. brought against
the latter because of his failure to
wed the dancer It is alleged, after
making promises to that effect in
New York. A previous suit-against
Whitney in New York was dismiss
ed on January S by the Supreme
Court of New York, following the
dismissal Fontaine and her .moth
er were indicted by the Federal
Grand Jury.
WILL PLACE PADLOCK ON
BOOTLEGGERS ESTABLISHMENT
Cleveland. April 14—Iron clad
evidence by which the government
hopes to place a padlock on every
bootlegger establishment and send
two hundred or more liquor dispen
sers to jail by the way of cleaning
the city for the Republican National
Convention, has been gathered dur
ing the past two months. United
States District Attorney Bernstein
revealed today.
COOLIDGE ADVISES TI.L
SENATE IN MESSAGE
Washington. April M — President
Coolidge in a message ti the So*..it"
N.-t Saturday advised !!.»• body to
maintain its constitutionV and tegai
rigbtf in conducting the investiga
te ns, the message w*s occasioned
by the action of the .Scn.it.3 Commit
tee, investigating the interna! Rev
enue Bureau, in emp'ov „ • Fvan« is
J. Heney as a Special Prosecutor, at
the expense of Senator Couzeus, the
employment of Heney was declared
by the President to be in conflict
with the law and the procedure was
likely to throw the government into
( HAZBO OVER RELIGION
SLAVS AGED lAMHADY
Portland. April 14—-Crazed over
religion, and desiring to bring her
religious doctorine before the pub
lic eye, Miss Nora Hollis a 49 year
old stenographer shot and killed
Mrs. Era Bradley, the former’s aged
landlady.
KING AND QI KEX RUMANIA
ARRIVE IN PARIS
Paris. April 14—The King and
Queen.,of Romania arrived in Paris
last Saturday as guest* of the
French government.
SENATE ALM>W8 RUSSIAN
ORPHANS ENTER U. 8.
Washington. April 10—(Delayed
The Senate last Friday passed a r *
*« lutlon to permit three chi!<tr< n
whose parents had starved to dea. n
in Russia, to entjer the United Stans
although Russia’s. imratgrat Sn
-quota has been filled this month
WASHINGTON WATCHING
CALIFORNIA AUTOMOBII M
Seattle. April 14tu—Authorit-M
have ordered that no automob** -s
1rom the State of California will »o
■permitted to enter th< State Vf
■Washington until aitev they h m
■bee--, inspected for liquor.
■COMMANDER DEPARTMENT
OF PACIFIC IN SEATTLE
Seattle, April 14—Majcr Genera!
Neville, Commanding OllirtT of the
TVpartment of the Pacific is In Seat
tle on an inspection trip.
■OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS
ENDORSE COOIJDGE
Oklahoma City. April 14—The in
dorsement of the candidacy for
President of Calvin Coolldge . waa
recorded in all county Republican
•Conventions held in Oklahoma laat
THOMPSON SENT $150,00# HELf
FINANCE HARDING CAMPAIGN
Hashing ton. April 14—William
Boyce Thompson se»t the Republi
lean National Committee one hun«
id red and fifty thousa-d dolors tn
! help finance the IIarJ.-;.i; .u.npaign,
the former’s attorney Uiil... J Sat
urday afternoon before the Public
Lands Committee in the Senate.
ARMY HILL CARRIES
9827,000,000 REPORTED
TO SENATE
Washington, April 1 I - Th Army
appropriation bill carrying three
hundred and.twenty .-■•vi.-n million
dollars was report d to tie- Senate
•last Saturday.
FORMER (iOX KHNOR ILLINOIS
DEFEATS SEN. McCORMK K
Chicago. Apfil 14—Formbr Gover
nor Pineen of Illinois defeated Sen
ator .McCormick for the Republican
nomination to the Senate, by a ma
jority of throe thou: ru* ight hun
dred. the ; count of ‘ > ha 1 lots rfis
closed when ■•mi ' l i t Satur
day. ,
LEAGl'K OF NATIONS ADVISORY
COMMITTEE HOLD ITS
LAST SESSION
Geneva. April 14—The Japanese
immigration to California and Wom
en’s Equality with Man were the
two questions that featured the
final session of the League' of Na
tions Advisory Committee on Traffic
in women and children.
FLYERS WAGE EIGHT HOI K
RATTLE AGAINST WINDS
Sitka. April 11 —(Delayed). Un
favorable weather over the gulf of
Alaska delayed the hop off last Sat
urday from Sitka of the round the
world flyers whose next lap is
to Cordova, an eight nour battle
was Waged by the flyers Friday with
high winds and heavy seas to pre
vent the sea planes New Orleans
and Boston from being washed
FLYERS WILL NOT STOP
AT CORIM »V A
Sitka. April 12—it was decided
last Saturday afternoon that the
hop off from Sitka by the world fly
ers wtll be direef to Seward, the
schedule to stop at Cordova being
omitted, the dispatch stated that
the storm over the gulf continued to
rage Saturday afternoon and the
flight would probably be delayed un
t*' the following day which was yos
FLYKKS HOP OFF FOR SITKA
Sitka. April 13—The S. Army
flyers in around the world flight
hopp<Hl off for Seward 8:50 A. M.
4.1IMVKHK DKSTROYERS OV
WAV MEET AMERIC AN
ROUND WORLD FLYERS
Tokyo. April 14—The Japanese
destroyers Aiwatsukasze ami the Is
ok&ze left the Japanese Nava! port
of Ominato last Saturday for Kurile
Islands- where they will meet the
United States Army aviators who
are attempting tl?« round th*> world
TUESDAY
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SPECIALIST Wild, OPERATE
ON SENATOR COL'ZENS
Washington, April. 12—A Special
ist has been summoned from Detvoi*
for the purpose of operating on Sen
ator Couzens, who is reported io be
seriously 111 with indigestion.
SI’PPIJKH BRITISH PLANK
REACH JERICHO
Vancouver, B. C.. April 14 Sup
plies for the British airplane whioii
is being piloted by the British avi
ator In an attempt to circle the g’obe
have reached the Jericho Seaplane
SNOWS FOR AN HOUR, CHICAGO
Seattle, April 14—A dispat :i» irom
Chicago states that it snowed for an
hour in the Illinois metropolis yos
AKIZONA BARS ENTRY
CALIFORNIA AUTOMOBILES
! Phoenix, A.rtz.. April 14—Arizona
i has barred the entry of automobiles
from California. This was done, It
ie reported, op account of a large
quantity, of Ugnor that is said to be
smuggled Into Arizona from Califor
nia.
REPARATION 8 COMMITTEE
ACCEPTS DAWBI REPORT!
Ppria. April 14—The Reparation!
Committee last Saturday night ac
Icepted the Dawrs report as praeti
Jcally the only basis for nettloment of
'the Reparations question with Ger
|many within <>ur power and compe
|AHK GOVERNOR FOR
SPW'lAli HRS8IOX
' STATE LKGISI*ATl:RE
—
I Sacramento, April 14—A «onimit
tee of leading business men of the
i State of California voted unanimous
ly for a resolution urging the Gover
nor to call a special session of the
Legislature to deal with the hoof
arid mouth situation which has "been
sweeping the state.for the last
month.
j PROTESTS AGAINST EXCLUSION
| JAPANESE 1-yOM V. S.
| Washington. April H -Secretary
I Hughes has sept a letter to the Sen
i ate front Ambassador Hanihara,
: protesting against the enactment by
[Congress of the Japanese exclusion
jlnw, and also the adoption of an am
je-ndmont to th»- appropriation bill.
WHALERS GETTING READY
TO LEAVE
j Seattle. April-la Half a dozen
isteam whalers, are being overhauled
[in Seattle shipyards for Alaska ser
j v.ice this summer.
It EE I» SAYS ('OOLIDGE MESSAGE
INSULT TO SENATE
j Washington. April In—Senator
ilteed or Missouri., last Saturday
‘night offered a resolution in the Sen
ate to expunge from the Congress
ional Records the message of Pres
ident Cool id ge condemning the inves
| Bureau of Internal Revenue, declar
ing that the Presidential message
j should never have been given th,‘
j courtesy of being received. Reed de
clared that the message was an in
WASHINGTON DEFEATS
<'ALIFOllNl.\ CREW
Seattle, April l.--The University
Sof Washington defeated the univer
js ty of California crew by ten lengths
jin their two mile pull on Lake Wash
ington Saturday afternoon
jr I,VERS ARRIVE IN
SEWARD SAFELY
j Seward. April 14—tDelayed! —
(The four round the world flyers ar
rived safely in Seward last Sunday
!afternoon. The cruisers were 6rst
!sighted at 5:08 p. m.. the Boston
|leading and first to land, followed in
j quick succession by the Chicago. Se
:attle and the New Orleans, the lat
[ter landing at 5:13 p. ra.
! Major Martin stated that the. fly
jers had encountered in Sunday’s trip
[the hardest flying that they had so
far experienced.
' PROMINENT CHURCH WORKKR
KILLED BY ArTO
I Seattle. April 15 Mrs. V. J. Mc
Arthur, a prominent Church and
[charity worker, was killed in an au
tomobile collision yesterday.
infix PASSES HOI'NK atllWXfi
JAlfl. CHINESE. HINDUS
.Washington. April 15 -The Bill
passed the House last Saturday
night, barring from entering the
United -States. Japanese. Chinese
and Hindus.
< OOI.VDGE ACCEPTS .
RESIGNATION OK WOOD
Washington. * Aphil 15—President
Coolidge has accepted the resigna
tion of Lieutenant Osborne C. Wood,
from the United States Array.
Lieutenant Wood is a son of Gov
ernor General Leonard Wood of the
Philippine Islands.
NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
VOTES ACCEPT SAND POINT
Washington. April 15 - The House
Naval Affairs Committee yesterday
morning voted to accept the Seattle
Sand Point Naval Aviation site of
400 acres, and authorized an initial
appropriation of $195,000.
SUIT. CROWN LUMBER
COMPANY KILLED
Seattle. April 14—Stanley Lister,
superintendent of the Crow-n Lunt*
ber Company’s Mill at Mulkilteo.
was shot and killed yesterday by
Claude Leathers an 1 the latter tlnn
took his own life b> turning the
pun on himself and blowing his
• brains out.
(AMERICAN WRITER
AND EDITOR DEAI
J Berlin, April 14—William Gay
I lord Hale, the American writer aoc
’editor is dead in Berlin, Germany.
GREECE VOTES TO
KSTAItl,IXH KEI'IHI.K
Athena, April 15—In a plebiscite
!yesterday the Greek people voted
Jf.-r »b** establishment of a republic.
1
|
senator coczens
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
' Washington,. April 15 —Senator
jrouzi-r.s was removed yesterday to
j the Johns'Hopkins Hospital in Bui
lt more. for further observation.
It K-FLOES OFF JAPAN GO.VST
—
I T.kyo, April 15 Ie«>-fjo,.y p-acti
|ca 11 > surrounded Etorofu Island and
("ill make it necessary to change the
: itinerary of the round th» world flv
j»M-s. a "fording to a .dispatch received
from the l*. S. S. John Ford, one of
i the American Naval Destroyers,'
•Vi. 'h was sent North with sunnlfes
| tor ihe airmen, and permission will
j be asked of the. Japanese Govern
jment t'<.r a change in the proposed
A Altl.E SHIP REACH
SEATTI/E ON APRIL 25
Seattle April 15 The Cable ship
!)ellw..od, which is coming to the
I'nited States from London with the
pew <ab!e for Alaska. Is expected to
reach Seattle about April 25th.
TIGKRT ADVOCATING
FOR. AIASKA NATIVES
Washington, April 15— Derlarine
that lie- past methods of teaching
the Alaska Indians is tantamount to
the commission of a crime by ihc*
Government agarnst the ehildren,
Commissioner Tiireri of the Alaska
Bureau of Education is advocating
before Congress a policy of less at
tention io the academic course and
more concentration on industrial
training n the native schools.
WEDNESDAY
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WASHINGTON QUARANTINE
AGAINST CALIFORNIA TIGHT
Seattle, April 1U Washington
•State officials have decided to tight
en the quarantine against California
vegetables, but wool will be allowed
to enter the State after beine I'umi
SKHM<Mil(.\rH SHOWS
K.\ lU'll DISTIRHVMKS
OX ALASKA COAMT
Victoria. April 16— A .seismograph
u i (lon/aies Observatory recorded
sever** earth disturbances starting at
8:H4 a. in. yesterday and reaching a
climax thirty four minutes later and
ci ntinued until this dispatch wms
sent . which was early yesterday af
ternoon, The indications show the
d’sturbancet* to be centered near the
Alaska Peninsula.
I»KA \ OF AMKKICAX
ARTHITW TS DHAO
Chicago. April 16—Louis Henry
Sullivan, 68 years of age. and known
as the Dean of American Architects,
died at his home in Chicago venter
Top oH each meal
with a bit ol
sweet In the form
ot WRIGLEVS.
It satlslles the
sweet tooth and
aids digestion.
Pleasure and
benefit combined.
“Wrigley’s is 5 dents'
a package the
World Over’'
5,000 CATTLE Kl’KIKI) ONE DAI
i Seattle, April 16 -In a report l<
the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
C. L. French, the State Director oi
Agriculture, said that the foot ami
mouth disease has resulted in th<
slaughter of five million dollar
v.orth of live stock, and that five
thousand cattle were buri« d in onr
day in thirteen foot trenches. The
Director stated that the restrictions
against California should be kept up
for a year.
SOLDIERS’ ISOM'S GIVEN
THE RIGHT OF WAV
• Kansas City, April 16—The Sen
nit •• has decided to give the Soldiers’
Menus the right of way.over the Tax
I Reduction Mill.
j A M.liO-K! SSI A \ CONFERENCE
j OPENED LONDON YESTERDAY
.London, April 16 The Anglo
Lus 'an Coi t< rtn -o. which is design
ed t" draw a treaty settling the ques
t.ons between England and Russia,
J opt-tied at the Foreign Office in Lon
iJOHNSON SAYS IMMIGRATION
RILL DESIGNED FOR
SOUD.IKIIT WHITE RACE
I Washington. April 16 -Represen
tative Johnson of the State of Wash
Iington. who is the author of the im
i"n h'M. *-':d that the Japan
ese exclusion amendment is designed
it'-: hi solidarity of the white race.
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF
GREECE PROCLAIMED
j been proclaimed Provisional Presi
Ic'1 ■ 11i of the new Republic.
GERMANS VOTE TO
ACCEPT DAWES REPORT
Merlin, April 16—The Cabinet and
the Premiers of the Gorman States,
have voted to accept in principle
the Dawes Reparations report.
SHORT ON AC<VH \TS
IS GIVEN THE AIR
Kansas City, April 16—John W*
Moore, President of the Fidelity Na
tional Hank who was found to he
short in hrs accounts to the extent of
one hundred thousand dollars was
removed by the bank directors.
ri.YKKs awaitim; favokari.k
WKtTHEll I’Oli HOI* OFF
Seward. April IK The four Unit-,
id States Army aeroplanes bound on i
Seward, awaiting better weatheri
Seward .nd Chignik. rhe flyers’ next ,
eon tent plated stop, find is was re- 1
ported that a southwest gale was
blowing. At Kodiak the weather I
was reported to be favorable.
F1VK HUM’KNTKIt TO
DKATH IN OHKKSA
Mffsiow, April IK Five, including1
Nelde Nova, the famous Polish girl j
leader and a spy for the Polish War
Offlcv wrp senTPm pel to dpath at i
■Odessa yesterday.
FOOT AVD MOV'TH OIKKAhK
tiAIMVd GROUND
| Sacramento. April IK The foot
and mouth disease continued gain
ling ground this week end with seven
, new inflations reported in Merced
land Los Angeles Counties. The most
serious phase of the situation, offi
cials say, is the embargo being plac
ed by other Western States against
California products of the soil, in
cluding fruits and vegetables.
Thick Lustrons Hair
Kept So By Cuticura
At night touch spots of dandruff
and itching with Cuticura Ointment.
Nest morning shampoo with s suds
of Cuticura Soap and hot water.
Rinas with tepid water. Keep your
scalp dean and healthy and your
hair will be luxuriant.
arWre. gm>Wc. Olnf—1« wSMf. TaMwatta.
PfvainmSMMlant«UwtaH
jSENATE ADOPTS AMENDMENT
IMMIGRATION nffifi
J Washington, April 16 T r-n
ate yesterday afternoon adopted an
jamendment to th* Immigratl'n Pi!',
.with a gentleman's agreement un !er
I which Japanese have been *nab!ed
to enter the lTnit d States.
PRESIDENT OF DANISH
nimTHKRHnoii ih:aj>
I Seattle. \pril 10 Moil. p. Neilsen
j for nine ye -■« th-- President of the
•Danish Broth, rhon,! of America, is
dead in Seattle, according to a dis
15AMUTS HOLD TP
BANK l\ WAl'ORTRS
! ■ Anaeortes April 16 Th Citizen:?
I'Hank nf Annette- wag h*-!d op at
the closing hour yesterday aft •■moon
and robbed of twenty tv- thous
and dollars. Th • hand - hV ir.d
| slightly wounded W. rr - Pr*»si
jdenf of (he institution
ALASKA RAILROAD BIDS
FOR THItRK OIACHRM
| Seattle. April 15 Bids for three
'passenger conches nre b~.ug receiv
ed in Seattle by the official* of the
| Alaska Railroad and the baggage
I coach which was purchased in Chi
cago recently will leave that city on
April 20th i\»r Seattle for -hipfnent
to Seward.
BRITISH FLYERS WILL
HOP OFF TOMORROW
Corfu. April 15—The British
round the world flyers will -tart
again tomorrow, according to an an
Laren. commander of the flight, yes
terday afternoon.
ARIZONA PIONEKD DEAD
AT PHOKNtt
Phoenix, Ariz.. April IK—Charles
K. Akers, Publisher of the Arizona
Gazette, and n not<nl Arizona empire
builder, and former Territorial Sec
rotary of State, died at his home in
Phoenix yesterday.
TORI ES OF REBELS RE-ENTER
VEKA FRITZ MILITARY ZONE
Vera Cruz. Mex.. April IK The
forces of the Rebel Generals May
cotte, Die.guez and Aguilar have re
entered Vera Cruz military zone and
have Occupied two towns.
NOTICE OF 1-0 RFRTTURIB
To Homy M«***gan and to his Execu
tors. administrators, heir* and as
Yow arc hereby notified that the
undersigned as co-owiver lias ex
peaded during each of The following
years 1910. 1*11. 1012. 1013. 1014.
1915, 1 •* 1 ♦». 1017. 1918. 1010. 1929.
1021. 1022. 1923. the sum of Oft«
Hundred Dollars ($U>u.u9> Lh work
labor and improvements on each of
the following Quart'/ claims knowa
and described as follows.
Idaho recorded in volume 163. at
Idaho So. 1. recorded in volume
16*. p«g<> 429:
Idaho No. 2, recorded in volume
165. at page 161;
Idaho Mo. 3. recorded ia volume
194. at pace 3 24;
Sea Gull, recorded in volume 157,
Sea Gull No. 1. recorded in vol
ume 168. at page 4 29;
Sea Gull No. 2. recorded in vol
ume 165. at page 160;
Sea Oull No. 3. recorded in vol
ume 19 4 af page 325;
Eskimo Chief No. 1. recorded la
volume 199 at page 157;
Eskimo Chief No. 2. recorded In
volume 165. at. page 162;
Eskimo Chief No. 3. recorded ia
volume 157 at page 162:
All the above claims are situated
about one quarter mile east of DtaC,
Alaska, notices of location are re
corded in the old Monumental Re
cords which are now of record in
the Cape Nome Mining and Record
ing District at Nome. Territory of
Alaska. That said work on the
above mentioned claims was per
formed as provided by Section 2324
of tho Revised Statuets of the Unit
ed States and Supplemental Legisla
tion. for the purpose of holding said
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of su<it»
expenditure according to your inter
est in said claims to the undersigned
co-owner with you therein, wlthki
ninety days after the service of thia
notice an you by publication thereof,
•r your interoat in said claim* will
.become forfeited and vest In the un
dewlgnnd as pro/ided by tho %nii
CtU3. MBEGAX.
Putiftah Ufirwi !S. M. April 5. 1
19, 3ft, Ho ft, *, IT, 34. 31.
Jane 7, 14. 1334.