Russia Soviets Refuse
Relief Administration
V. ishin-tnn. Sopt. 20.—Secretary
Hoover last ufght revealed the fact
.. t a conference of I be Russian Re
lief committee that Soviet antnorit
loan relief administration •« install
the sn torn of food drafts in K'lssi'1
similar to those which had been us
ed in other European ro' < f move
ments.
.H im;k i;k« « sks to
M \HI: I'JIANiiK IN WILL
jj, ... . .« J lid so Roald
<•*>' will of the
rs .*io. it;s:r:ul of one-t hiril as Ite
' > Her I'v iht" will.
.\:r \mtr«'ws was al on»> lime t>ri>s
'
To Investigate
Licquor Charge
risi'U. Sep' —The Fed
• il Crand Jury will convene tonight
t\>r the ] trpose of investigating the
i:-e of liituor by the Arbuekle party
A situ.I ir Invest teal ion is being con
ducted by Federal authorities eon
i-»-rninft the alleged consumption of
luiuor in Los \ngelcs and the Hol
lywood motion picture colony.
l-os Atceles. Sept. 2<>.—Private
<ervici>« were held yesterday over
remains of Miss Rappo
Interment was made of the body
More on the
Irish Question
London. Sept. 1?.— Lloyd George
today asrain wir»»d Pevalera that un
less the claim to the risht to meet
British representatives as an inde~!
indent south s»at»* was withdrawn,
a conference was impossible.
Puihlin. —'The Sinn rein
rabia* t is nu^tin" toda •' flit It Pe
. alera to discuss Lloyd floors*'s ul
timatum. wl.icl was rece5v«'d Satur
Puhiiti. Sept. l'J-—Pevalera ca
.
ilc. laration of war or an invitation
to a tree conference.
Tosses Gun When
AjtD Collides: Killed
Seattle. Sept. 1* —Yesterday when
« a m to ii which Mr. anil -Mrs. Cal
■ r and party were hnntinc -<.|lici >ii
n::h anoti * r machine. Mr. ' Ul-'r
tnsji 11 : is sun to the grou:. 1 in such
. * to cans-* it t<» discharge
hit him fi.II m the
It . • in ll'-l' t" Ueet'
\
i''. k ' . • a - N>> vrastle,
Ii. a jitK'iit I S:m» sliip;. ug spa
:i to Italy?
n*sox itKi.iK\ i:i> \vi\\»:ii
London. Sept. 20.—Ralph Upson
'an American, piloting a haloon. en- J
tered in the Gordon ivntiett Inter-j
of America. lauded tod. v at i ;:wi:
nan. Wales. It is heltetid that ' p
i son will l>e named as tlie winner of
|the Gordon Bennett trophy.
! S!. Louis. Sept. —T..e City ol
St. Louis, one of i! e entries in the
Cordon Bennett Balloon race, is re
ported to have landed in the Irish
sea east of Dublin. Tlie report
states that the pilot. Bernard Von
Hoofman and his aide. .1 S. Kibbeu.
both St. Louis men. are safe.
Caught Blowing Safe,
One Fatally Shot
Chicago. Sol*! -*1 Foil" *'ing t"i«
capture of ttve men « m were caught
in the act of Wowing up 0 >' safe in
a store in this city yesterda> morn -
iiiK. out' of the men. Kit'Viard liurke.
vvho resisted arrest. was fatally shot.
Following the capful® of the five
men fifteen hundred sticks of dyna
mite and a large amount of TNT was
seized.
I'KIV I'SS ItOYAI.
TOMORROW M |
The Princess It ova I will arrive in
this port at s **0 oYlooU VV>dne:da;
morning and will sail for the south
from this port at 7 00 oVlj< . Thurs
day evening.
ALAMKIM COMIMJ
Holiert .1. Craas. agent tor he Al
aska Steamship Compnv received
word today that the sr.otMilel sail
ing of the Jefferson froii. Seal 'fe on
Sept 21. has been can- !. and ''';•! |
the Alameda, sailing t it d : will
call at Skagway and Ft"-: S->v..ir'l
westbound.
OPKX SAIK
T.VKK COI.I.i:CTH>\
T.icoma. Sept. 2t*—Cracksmen j
lilo v open the safe in the First i'res
securlng sixty dollars, t!;«■ amount |
collected at Sunday night's service I
M \llo\KY I'l.At"Kl> «»\ nil VI.
Seattle. Sept. £i> Mahone;. the
alleged wife murderer wax placed
on trial for his life this morniuJt in
Judge Itoald's court.
Jhe next meeting of the Sk.mway
Woman's Clul) will Ite held on
Thursday evening at s o'clock at the
Social Center.
The regular business meeting will
he followed by a literary program
with Mr? Ueynoldson as chairman.
Papers on "Caruso" will lie read by
Mrs. Gault and Mrs. Clark and sev
eral Caruso records played. There
will also be a discussion on the
book "Main Street" le.id by Mrs.
j Ash ley.
"He'll Amount to Something Some Day"
That's what they say about the fellow who is
a steady persistant saver. The fellow who gets
his pay check and leaves a part of it in the hank.
He's the kind of a fellow who invariably gets
tlu-re Fine to be talked about that way.
Finer still to have the habit that inspires sueh
comment.
©fflimlk ®ff Maslka
MME. AMIE MOUROUX
Mme. Amie Mouroux, French medal
ist. the first woman to win tSe Prix
de Rome in Paris, who is making a
-i-.edal of President Harding for the
French government.
IHTnKlU. CIIAIR
IHtAtitiKD INTO llll'liT
Xew York. Sept. 2".— T!so fa: ion.-'
•ditorial chair which was recrnil"
(resented to President Hartiinj; In
he New York Editorial Associ:ii on.
vas drugged into court today in a
■ivil case brought to delern iri' who
should receive credit as its >lesi : v
•rs.
The chair was mane froui timber-1
aken from the war slo.ii
enge." of Revolutionary fa >•
Wrtiiam J. Love of New York, who
w.-s appointed a member of the new
vd of crer.-'t ens cf the Emergency
F >"et corporation by Chairman Las
ker of the shipping board. During
the war Mr. Love served as director
tr^ies and allocations under the
■•pping control committee.
1 xrl • >R1 SH \< KLKTOX
OKI V"15 SOITII IMI.P
l.ondon. Sept. 19.—The shia Quo^t
on which Kxplorer Shackleion will
ake is try al roachinp the South
p. 1«>. at tlie same time exploring the
therto unknown portions of thy
Ai.'ar> • ;<• region, sailed today.
More Than Half Million
Ex-Service Men Unemployed
Washington. Srpt. 19.—With 11
icrt Hoover presiding in 'ho <
i the National Conferi-niv ■> liii
in session this afternoon, it h« beon J
slated that the army of unemr'oyed
includes more than ha'f a million
former service men.
jold Yield of
Yukon Valley
Dawson. Sept. 20.—Accoidin:; to
"olney Kishmond. super into' lent of
losts through Yukon .md Ai.-tn
he sold yield in the YuSou ' t.ley.
neludng Canadian and American
erriiorv. for the year i1: <•
iated four millions of dn!i:<v
Cnless peopl ar« going to m to
gro«v their own furs it « .1 !e neces
sary to liuild some more \er>
llaltl. it is solemnly announced
lias mo navigable " rivers. And no
glaciers, probably. or ski r»ee- I'ear,
dear!
A surgeon oper: t#*d on himself sue
cessfully for npi«*ndieltis. At this rate
mail will soon become his own under
taker.
If the report is true that llien- are
lOri.OdO.OOl.OOO Oenitan marks ;n ex
istence. the paper shortage is not sur
prising.
A discovery for prolonging lif>' was
tested • on a rat and worked. Some
thins, mayl'e. on the order of a muzzle
for u cat.
Now that the war Is pretty well
over the man who has not learned to
spell trinitrotoluol may f<*l that he
will not have to.
In general, the country is setting
down to normalcy, hut there is con
siderable excitement among the poten
tial postmaster classes.
Plan! ins new forests may alleviate
the housing shortage for the next gen
eration. but It is May 1. 1P21, thai It
worrying folks Just now.
It is claimed that American women
spent soO.tXHt.UOO for face powder In
lim Snap might have been cheaper
and sometimes it gives good results.
It will probably he found by his
torians that the real political boss of
Russia is the man who referees the
differences between Lenin aud Trotzky.
WILLIAM J. LOVE
Much Interest
N. M. Election
V, .is!: ngton, Sept. 20 —Much in
terrM is being manifested in senator
ial circles today as showing the di
rection of the political wind in the.
Sensorial election which is being
held in New Mexico today.
There is a straight party fight on
tie!wn Senator Holm O. Person,
who is holding- his office by appoint
ment as successor of the late Senat
or Kail, and Judge Richard Hanna.
formerly of the Supreme Court, who
is th< Democratic nominee.
.
! American Killed
by Mexicans
W hington. Sept. 20.—The De
partment of State was today inform
ed that an American citizen by the
name of Carl R. Tabb was shot and
kill< (1 las; night by Mexican soldiers
in the oil fields near Tampiec. An
inves nation was immediately or
dered.
<;ki:m.\x peace treaty
GOES TO SE N ATE
WasUir.ct on, Sept. 20.—President
Harding will send the German peace
treaty to the senate tomorrow.
TRl'STEKSHIP E<>R K1 SSI \
Washington. Sept. 20.—It was an
nouced today that the forthcoming
World conference will observe the
moral trusteeship for Russia.
Seattle. Sept. 20.—Director of
Mines Pain arrived In tills city from
Washington last Friday.
Alpincrs, don't forget I'ne meeting
tonight. .A. B. Hall. 8: SO o'clock.
Reports of committees ami other im
portant matter to conic up.
I.ocan. Sept. i" —A Market in
dictment. charcing three hundred
and twentv-fire striking miners with
inuruer rotum^d ywt^rday *f
trrnoon by the I-oran county Grand
Jury.
TWO CASES OF GIN
PK1.AV VICSSK1
Seattle, Sept. IS.—While it wa«
known that the hoar for s4i>»i« of
the steamship \ trtoria fo- Nome
delayed. the cnmho was not n..d*
known until aft"r tt.e vessel -:oi
der way.
Just before the vessel was <i i-» r.i
sail, special officers went ->n hoard
with search warrants, and discover
ed two cases of Gordon gin in Pur
ser W. A. Hopkin's room He •*..•
placed under arrest and lodtred in
jail. The ship pot awav with C L.
Geiser as ,-purser.
Seattle. Sept- IS.—John
Tigen. I'nited Stales commWsie*
ot education, arrived in this city last
Saturday from Washington
Police Officer Arrested
Booze Theft
Seattle. Sept. IS— l~>:e S. nr
afternoon Police Officer C H Parker
was placed under arrfst 1>; Fed< -Ml
officials cliarced with, being imp!ir;it
ed in the recent thfcft of liquor fron:
the government warchoc-- Five
cases of the stolen liquor were f.« :i
in his possession when he was ta > •
into custody.
Ol.D TIMERS ENROl'TE To
PIONEER'S HOME *T siTk \
Two oidtimes of the Rampart d:- |
trict. Messrs. Nolan and Rt^nold
arrived out on last night's train en]
route to Junean from which fit ■
the.v will continue or. to Sitka, wher
they will enter the Pioneer's hom<
They will sail on the Estebeth
i;i:rri\G caphai. for
SIBERIAN ENTERPRISI
Seattle. Sept. 2''—Vandeli; »l
recently secured a concession from
the Siberian government to a la--e
iract of mineral land, arrived in this
city and is making an effort to inur
es! Seattle capital in hi> em.-ipr.s
HADI.Y HI KT WHILE
WORKING OX BRIDGE
John I.. Thompson. who he* be»n
working on the new foot bridge
the Skapway river, while on
11 opposite bank, lout bla footing
id fell a distance of about 35 feet
Thmrpson struck on his head and
•I sustaining a slight fracture of
the scapula and several sertoua
v 'itches on his face and head Dr.
H,.' : alls was called and attended to
More Arrests in
Arbuckle Case
francisco. Sept. TO.—Four
« i<>n. whoso names Prosecuting
An ci Brady declined this morn
. lo disclose *ill he brought Into
e \-hnckle case as witnesses.
-ocutor Brady has also order
. t • .irrest of Lowell Sherman and
- seller. Trod Tishhack and
-a r noulis. all film actors ar.d all
en I'prs of the Arhuckle party.
\\ i-n lu~t heard of Sherman was
fleeing for the east.
M-- trhucklo. wife of the accused
;■ dure idol, arrived In this
<?;>■ from hT home in New York
this morning.
Sells Floto Thieves
Caught, .Money Recoved
nver. W'n., Sept IS—Bert
of s. r:ttle and Roy Moyer of
i> were placc-d under arrest by
f>s late Saturday charged
robbing the Sells-Floto circus
Botl of the men were
wounded in the fight which ensued
who-: they were commanded to sur
venri ' l the officers All the money
- r» -uered which was found hur
ried in a tin box in the woods IT
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