Wash.kgton Xov. 23—Senator JK
Cormkfc sailed for Euroi'e J"est<>rday
to iuv. stigate Clio ^onditious and to
obtain iiifornuillon ot value in (U-U''"
niiuinp; a formal with Geriuou
and Austria.
New York, Xov. 22—Testimony
to t!i» «.ffei-t tli^: everybody from
overywliert in Europ^ is trjing to
emisjri'e to the I'uited States to
esca!^ 'he conditions on the other
side '■>' the ocean will be Presented
by 01 > U;inson. former mayor of Se-'
;ctlo. to ilie House Immigration
1.0111 mi < lee
Kx-M.:ycr Hanson has jiwt return
ed fror.i Kuroiv anil Chairman John
son ci llu> committee will have him
lalliil :o irtve Lis testimony
Abou l ^ S. parlsmtoa, Nov. 22—j
'Troubles of the reart are enlar
t.J: just bring tie out of my dis
tresses"' so r>-ad president-elect Kur
il.qk from tfc twenty tfift* Hsalm as
he lead Ihp religious service® ill t!«
women's saloon on board ihe slii.>
that Is t.-.iiing him to tht. Panami
Canal ne.
Washington. Nov. 22—ComHete
been framed for i;se in
« r grows out of th.. Pr»i#eiit j
wi»r!d condition is stated in a re
port made by Chief of Staff March
in his annual re>ort which was r.i;■ j
public on Saturday night.
Washington. Nov. 22 — l'rt.sst'le»»t |
Wilson is now .able to \wiik about
the White ltouse without a cane.
Vancouver W\v. Nov.-3—The body
of Ma/i r Cr. R. Per<ival of Vaneou- i
v0r u it .disai"ivartd on October 17th
w;is found yesterday afternoon hans
ins to a trve
To^Sii have bee" searching for the
'misI iJ'v man ever siiiee hit) disai'
;,earan t- ::I»1 the ^hole country
Sias bfit scoured as foul Play wts
fo-'r^d.
San Antonio, Nov. 22—Flying
v'ad^t .'i'jtnand Seym an ski of Sa i
Antonio and James A, Turned of
Kt-rke'.-.v »tfe Willed tmUy \vh,
the Ia.it i" which they "ere rid- ,
i 11 _r cr«' 'ludiato the Kelly field.
The llane took fire ;Ls soon as It j
hit ti;... yrout-d and was complete'.1" ,
dijstroy..U.
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"Washington, Nov. 22—With' a.
view of coordinating the federal gov
crnma!U activitieb in Alaska and
Providing p- medium by which twentj]
t,wo bureaus which are e^r^'sins
authority in the territory may get
togethc: Secretary of the interi01'
ra-ne has apt'oint^d an interdepart
mental commission.
The several departments selecting
thifr own fe^rosejitatlves.
This commission is not to be confua
od with the interdePaitmental advifc-l
ory committee
The commission is comPoscd of thg
following members: Gt-orge L Par'^sI
rej)resntting the Department of th- J
Int'rior, E. A. Shoeman, the Depart- j
ment of ASficu'lure, Oolouel <
enc0 C. £?herrUl, War DePartment, i
Captain W. A. Co!e the Navy, Hfur" ,
M. SmiiU Commerco De-'artment , H
Y. Saiul the Shipping Board and
jB>nes B. Coirridon the 1'ost Office \
Departcicnt. I
Port Au Prince Xov. 23—The Am
crican civil administration in Hnlti
is-uior; oppressive than the military
was tho declaration of President Dii
in a threc thousand woi j
statement attacking the servicj |
minister Blancliafd and John Jlcall- |
itijarjr the financial advisor of the j
Black republic. j
SWOT POLICE
Seattle Sow 23—Owning fire witl
oat tf.irning with th0lr automatic rg
volver.i ou "patrolman Henry J- KaTs
>"cito'rd:iy afternoon two bandits
wounded the Pliceman and also shot
Mrs. U'!ra Hanson in the foot.
ThL. murderous pair eScaPed in an
automotive while commanding all
Points with their guns.
M>s. Hanson is sixty ye^ils of age
and is prostrated ov,_r her experien°
The t»vo We"o suspicious lookint
and the Policeman commandeU then
to halt while lie took an inventory o
tlieir ejects and got an e^pianat'on j
of the'-" conduct.
Washington, Ntov. 22—R. JW. Boi
ling hrb written a le'iu^st to chair
man of the congressional investiga
ting committee for Permission to ai>
Pe&r byfore th committee and make
complet answer to the charges of
briber" tint have be<.n made
Dolling was charged with having
accePted bribes whc.n treasurer of th
L". S. Shipping BoaJrd.
SMS M TO
NT Mill
Seatt'e. Nov. 20—Hoping to sil
ence fomier fellow convict in the
state Penitentiary S. A. Adams the
manager of the DemJjle Fire Jnsur
anoe Cimnany Agency, got the im
mediate crsh needed to to stave off
blackmail by cashing two fictitious
fire claims.
A.dain3 was ;irrt,sted last night on
a charge of grind larceny.
Big Fines Imposed
A total of $1,750 in fines were as
sessed this morning by U. S. Com
missioner X.I^i Burtoh against th0
Alaska Beverage ComPany and its
manager Otto l£aering reeently con
victed with violating the Alaska Dry
Law. ,A limit One of $1,000 was
handed out to the company, Mr.
Haerins being given one of f 750—
Empire. « I . • !i
Sioux City, Xov. 20—Attncted by
a thousand drows while out iluck j
hunting, on the Missouri j-iver M. L. i
Murray kiiled 500 of them.
After thn*. houils of constant1
fightin'i and using 200 shells Murray
was only saved by darkness coming ■
on, which gavt. him an opportunity j
to e8<ytPi.
The fight started when Murray j
shot a crow tojid Hvyounded it which j
bird tht,n <a]led for aid and hell' ]
s ion c m. in thousands who came id
the aid of their wounded companian.j
SI LOSE LIS i
II 1.1 flBEi
i
New York, Xov. 20—Xine membe1i
of two families were burned to death'
in a fire today.
The flames sPread so rapidly that (
tlie PeiDle could not get out and ma |
ny Pitiful scenes were enacted. Tha
oint; Xuetn sOaii j;9i|1 imnu;;
in tryii'g to rescu6 the women.
KILLS SELF WHILE!
FAMILY WORSHIP
Seattle, Nov. 22—Suffering from
a breakdown caused by overtvorlc
in belief of tbe government during
the war James E. FSttkham a well
known lumberman committed suic
ide by shooting himself yesterday.
While Mr- Finkham's family Were
attending church the unfortunate
man committed the r^sh deed.
.Mr. Pinkham was fonner Presi
dent ot the Rotory Club of this <4 j
Yukon Referendum
On Booze Question
| A Proclamation gazetted in Ottawa
fixes Monday July 11, 1921, as tho
day on whi h polling will ta-ice Place
In the Yukon Territory, under the
Canada tem-perance act Provisions
on th0 question o importing liquor
Robert Craig, of Daiwfcon, has been
n%ointsd returning officer for the
taking c£ this vote
H III II STATE OF
TERRIBLE DHL WAR
Murder and Assassination of Govern
ment Officials All Over The City
Dubliu Nov. 22—Dublin has seen
today tile f:*r sPre^d of murder re
prisals
JNot since the fltat oaithreajc of
the vicioua civil wtar£ar0 that has
jboen spreading In Ireland haVg th
assassinations been so concerted or
letaliat.on so swift and pronounced.
s Fourteen are dead in attacks ar
ranged simultanQou)sly all over the
city this morning.
The same method was carried out
lni each case and ail of the assass
inated men werofficerp orr former o
f iters In Ui0 N&rvlee of the govern
mnt.
ISmall bodles of men numbering
from .i\ to eight Presented them
stelvs at th homas of the men and
called th(-ir victims or entered the
house snd shot l^em In their beds
or while they weifo eating their
bre&lafjsU.
London, Nov. 22—ia,i plot to as
sassinate Premier Lloyd George in
■cjonnecMon witStj the new waVe of
Irish vlouence has been discovered
and wMch ^as reported by the
trash office todlaj*. ,
(London, Nov. 22—The Ho<use of
Commons «i^sPended its session to
dayl ia an uProar growing out oftlie
disouss'.on of the mulrders in D.I
11a. •
Joseph Devlin, the Irish leader,
was the center of the disturbance.
Aft»r firing a mnrib^r of ques
tions a.t Lloyd Gcorge> Devlin ref'uls
od an attempt to l^ull him back inu
"his Seat.
Otheris joined in the sciffling
whlcfc created such an uiproar that
the House adjourned.
THE! GETS SHOT
EUensburg, Nov. 20—James V. Uz
an Austrian robbed twelve men to
day.
After the .vottbeiT one of the -vic
tims shot the roMber who was then
taken in custody.
-WIPES IS
Dooi ne, Nov 22—The Kai&er'ne is
rQPorteJ as seriously ill.
Grave doufbts are heid as to lier
recovery.
COL. LFNOIR IS
ASSIGNED ESS!
Seattle Nov. 23— Colonel Lenoir
receive-l orders this morning assign
ing him as Chlelf SigpaJ Officer of
the Third Army CorPs and will leavc
today for Baltimore.
Ooionel Lenoir eHpe°ts to retire in
"Cwto •, e®rs and has stated that' he
will return to Seattle and make that
hia home. | ; ; >
New York, Nov. 22—ShiPments ag
gregatlng fpur million pounds of
Thangegiving turkr^vs are being re
ceived her. I •
Chicago, Nov. 22—Eight hundred
gamblers weire arrested this morn
ing by orders of the new chief
policy. Fitzmorris.
Tile'chief had declaired that he
would cle^n up Chicago, and this
Is his first moVg.
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