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Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
NOTED PERSONS DIE

MILTON, Ore.-Mrs. Harriet Ann
Wormington. age II. resident of Mil
ton nearly so years.
SAN FRANCISCO. Frank Shiri.
dan, a veteran news reporter, who had
endeared himself to thousands of citi
zens
PARlS.-Adolphe Carnot. former
president of the democratic alliance
and brother of the late President Sad
Carnot.
BERKELEY, Cal-Jewet w. Adams
So, former governor of Nevada anc
boyhood friend of General John G.
Fremont in his California term.
WALLA WALI4A.-Professo w. d
Lyman, head of the department of his
tory at Whitman college from 1889 un
til one week ago. when he retired tt
become professor emeritus.
NEW YORK.-Funeral services fol
George w. Perkins, financier, who dice
June Is in the Stamford Hall sani
tarium, Stamford, Conn, was helt
Sunday afternoon from the Presbyter
ian church at Riverdale, suburb,
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
CHICAGO NEGRO
MOB RUNS WILD
Two White Men and Colored Police
man Are kiIled-Fiag
Is Burned.

CHICAGO.-Two white men and
negro policeman were killed and sew
eral negroes were wounded Suhda'
night in a riot In the heart OF lae
heart Of the south side "black pei''
following the report that an American
flag was burned by band OF rio,ou'
negroes. The dead:
r. l.. Rose, white, sailor
Joseph Hoyt. white, II cigar aea,o.'
Hoyt was killed by a dumdum pu,,as
The trouble occurred ut Thirlyan.a
street and Indiana avenue. near W. =,
scene Of last years race rio.s - -
which more than 30 whites and plaoee
We're killed and hundreds injured, >
Several hundred policemen W." "a
rushed to the district and sueeeeaas ~,
I'm restoring order before the aoo
turbance spread. More than iye w,
negroes gathered, but no genera ~
occurred
The burning of the flag Was
ported to have taken place,
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Signs Seven Other Bills.
PERFECT PROGRAM
NOW FOR PALESTINE
Details of Government Worked Out
BY Great Britain and
Zionists.

NEW YORK.-Details for the gov
ernment of Palestine have been work
ell out into definite program by the
British government and the Zionists,
according to London dispatch to the
Jewish correspondence bureau.
THE Zionists," says the message,
will centralize land purchase by ac-
quiring state lands. All inhabitants
will have complete internal cultural
and judicial autonomy.
THE Hedjaz railway and the Litany
river will form the Palestine boun-
daries.
THE Zionists plan to raise big
national loan with budget of $780,
600 for next year immigration will
begin in the autumn at the rate of
5000 immigrants a month, this num-
Der being gradually increased
THE Jewish assembly in Palestine
will be established a sthe supreme
legislative Jewish body"
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
SINKS TROOP SHIP
ALA KA|SER'SM MEN
DELAWARE MAN FIGHTS RUS
SLAMS IN ARMY OF NEW
POLAND.
TOUCH OF HUMAN KINDNESS
Sweeps Troop Vessel With Bullets
and Phosphorus, Killing Hun
dreds and to Think II Took an
American to Do It.

WITH THE POLISH ARMY AT
THE RUSSIAN FRONT.-Confirma-
tion of destruction OF bolshevik
troop ship in the Dnieper river by a
daredevil American aviator of the
Kosciusko squadron during the Polish
Ukraine drive, which resulted in the
capture of Kiev has been received by
the Polish military authorities. The
American who performed this military
feat single-handed is Lieutenant G.
M. Crawford of Wilmington, Del, a
member of the Kosciusko squadron of
American aviators for nearly year.
In the retreat across the Dnieper
the Russians resorted to the use of
river steamboats, at several places
where bridges were down.
When the Polish chief of staff
heard of this, word was sent to Major
Cedric Il. Fauntleroy of Chicago and
Major McGehee of Arkansas, squad
ron commanders, to put stop to the
Russian troop movement by boats
Other American aviators being out
OH lllSHIS dI the llue, l1IouleHduI
Crawford undertook the task alone.
Lieutenant Crawford loaded both
of his machine guns with incendiary
ammunition of slow burning phos-
phorus. designed to set ablaze what
ever it touches. After a flight of
nearly 100 kilometers he located one
of the troop ships and instantly at
tackled it in the face of rifle volley
fire from the Russian soldiers crowd.
ed on all decks.
Sweeps Decks With Guns-Bravo.
The American in the first attack
swept the ships decks with his ma.
chine gun fire, many of the Russians
| jumping overheard to escape death
but the ship did not take fire as the
aviator had planned.
Again Lieutenant Crawford at
| tackled the vessel, the wings of his
airplane being pierced by bullets as
he dived low and hurled his ammuni
ton on the decks. Fire broke out
Circling swiftly for altitude to re
turn to camp, the daring American
watched the ship, enveloped il
flames, settle down into the watel
while hundreds of Russian soldiers
appeared soon afterward, according t
later reports by observers of tht
Polish army.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
DETROIT THE FOURTH
CITY o FUNITED STATES
Population 993,739, Increase of 527 ,973,
or 1884 Per Cent-Doubie
Since 1910

Observation-Disclosures with nu.
merical increase and rate of growth
larger than Chicago's and second only
to New York's during the last 10 years,
now is the fourth largest city of the
country, displacing st. Louis and out
ranking Boston, Cleveland, Baltimore
and Pittsburg, all of which were larger
than the Michigan city 10 years ago.
Detroit's 1920 population. announced
by the census bureau, is 993, ,739 an
increase of 113.4 per cent,
Detroit is the only city of 100, 900
or more. which has more than doubled
its population in the last 10 years.
Cleveland, with 1896, ,S36, an increase
of 236,l73, or AL per cent, has out
stripped st. Louis and Boston and
takes rank as the fifth largest city of
the United States,
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
LOS ANGELES HIT
BY EARTHQUAKE
lnoIewood Center Of Shock-BuildinQs
Destroyed-Scores Of
Houses Damaged.

LOS ANGELES.-Eight business
buildings in Inglew0od, 10 miles south
west of this city, were destroyed par
TALLY and scores of dwelling houses
damaged by an earthquake shock Mon
day night at 6:47 o'clock. The quake
covered district virtually county-ex-
tensive with Los Angeles county, In.
glewood being in the center.
Numerous buildings in Los Angeles
were damaged slightly, chimneys fall
ing and glasses cracking all over the
city. Long Beach, Redondo Beach.
San Pedro, Venice and Santa Monica
also reported slight damage.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
IRISH IN WILD MIR
OVER IN |RELAN|
FIVE KILLED AND SCORee ~
IN BAD CLASH AT
LONDONDERRY
SEVERAL FRACTIONS IN FeH1
Continuous Stream of War sn,.,
Now Pour Into British DubIin
Base-Women Join Fight.
ers-One Yank Killed.

LONDONDERRY. - Five nerso.
were killed. 10 others seriously won,a
ed, several probably fatally iniur.,
and about 100 others were less ser;on.
ly hurt during rioting in Londonder,,
Saturday night.
The fighting was accompanied Nv
several attempts at incendiarism o,,
of which resulted in the burning Of
large store.
The rioting was a continuation a,
the wild disorders of Friday nigh,
when notionalists and unionists an
gagged in fierce clashes for several
hours and the military was called
out THE military remained in wba,
were considered the danger zones. bu,
Notwithstanding it's presence the dis
orderly elements held sway for Soma
time.
Shot Started Rioting.
From shortly after until II.
o'clock pandemonium reigned, a shot
fired from one party into a crowd Of
rival partizans developing with ON.
inous speed into violent rioting.
The nationalists did not seem to be-
SO we'll provided with weapons IS
their opponents, but they maintained
vigorous defense.
The men killed were Edwin Price,
who is an American; James McVeigh,
Thomas Mclaughlin, Thomas Farreu
and James Doherty.
The authorities had taken elabo
rate precautions, expecting a renewal
of the disorders. The military, fully
equipped, took strong positions at the
head and foot of Bridge street, which
is the nationalist quarter, and on
Fountain street, the unionist quarter
An armored car was drawn up in
Carlisle road, between these localities
to keep the fighting factions apart.
The hope that these precaution
would preserve the peace, however
were not fulfilled, and another night o
terror resulted.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
CALIFORNIA ASKS
EXCLUSION OF JAPS
SEES GROWING MENACE-FED.
ERAL LAW is NECESSARY
CONTROL GROWING.
TOO MANY EVASIONS OF law
Governor, in Letter to Secretary of
State, Cites Faets-Domination
in Food Products Will Soon
Be Complete.

SACRAMENTO, Cal-The influx of
Japanese into California has brought
about alarming conditions and it has
become necessary to protect the SOW
ereignty of the state aginst this grow
ing menace through diplomatic ne
gotiation of a strict exclusion act,
Governor William d. Stephens said
in recent letter addressed to Secre-
tary of State Bainbridge Colby.
Governor Stephens expressed the
hope that the initiative measure now
being projected in the state to deny
Asiatics the right to all land pur-
chases or leaseholds would be accept
ed by the electorate by an over
whelming majority. While California
harbors no animosity against the
Japanese people, he said, the state
does not wish them to settle within
her borders and to develop Japanese
population in her midst He asked
that immediate negotiations be en-
tered into with Japan to make i'm.
possible any further evasions of ex-
isting immigration agreements and to
make such agreements as rigorous as
possible.
Control viii Be Absolute.
Twenty years ago our Japanese
population was nominal" the letter
said. Ten years ago the census re-
| ports of the United tSates govern
ment showed Japanese population
/ in California of Al, ,356. A computation
and survey recently made by the board
/ of control of California indicates that
this japanese population has more
than doubled amounting now to ST.,
279 The best figures available indi-
cate that our Japanese population is
composed of between 80 to S5 per cent
of the total Japanese population OF
Continental United States
"In the market value of crops pro
duced by them our figures show that
as against $6,235,S56 worth of produc
marketed in 1909. the increase has
been to s67 l45. 730- approximately 10
fold
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Sell Shipyard Equipment.

SEATTLE.-Equipmen steel and
accessories of the Skinner 4 Eddy
shipyard No. | here have been sold
to the Barde Industrial corporation 0.
New York and Portland, Ore, and the
work OF dismantling the big plant
where - steel ships We're built during
the war period has begun. The pnr-
chase price, according to the an
nouneement was approximately ST.,
100000 The Seattle corporation re-
tains ownership Of the grounds and
nermanent buildings
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Montana w. r. C. Elects.

LIVINGSTON, Mont. Officers elect.
ed by the Woman's Relief Corps of
the G, A. X, at the recnt state con.
venlion here are: Lulu Kinds, Great
rails, department president: Della
Poets, Butte, senior vice president
Carolina Pease Jr, Missoula, Junior
mmcommander Mary Matheney,
Bozeman, chaplain Executive board,
Kate Darlington, Missoua; Frances
Ollenshaw, Helena; Marie Jocum.
kalispell; Florence Frost, Hamilton:
Bessie Mulcahey. Butte.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
PRESIDENT WILSON is
STILL UNDAUNTED
Recent Nine Months of illness Have
Not Impaired His Splendid
intellect.

NEW YORk-Presiden Wilson $
nine months Of illness have neither
daunted his spirit nor impaired in the
slightest degree his splendid intellect, /"
according to the New York World
Within the last two months, the
correspondent says, the president has
gained more than 20 pounds and his
ultimate complete recovery Is assured
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
! Chicago CAfare 8 Cents.

CHICAGO.-Temporary increases in
Chicago street car fares and telephone
rates were authorized recently by the
state public utilities commission. The
Chicago surface lines were given per.
mission to charge an Scent fare eli
fective July l, a 2 cent raise. For
children under IL years of age the
present rate OF 3 cents was increased
to 4 cents. The elevated roads were
not affected.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
SUMMARY OF THE
WORLDS EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH
HEMISPHERES BOILED DOWN
,
TO LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR QUICK READING
This Country and Abroad That
Are OF Legitimate Interest
to All the People.
Aliens Pay Income Taxes.


CHICAGO-Aliens returning to their
homes in Europe since the signing of
the armistice have paid $2,000,000 in
income taxes to the United States
treasury.
Want Live Stock Inspected.
CHICAGO.-The national live stock
exchange recently adopted resolution
protesting against elimination of fed
eral inspection of cattle by the bureau
of animal industry.
Ex-kaiser Critically III.
BERLIN.-The Nunen Badsche
Landzeitung learns from a trustworthy
source that William Hohenzollern, the
former German emperor, is critically
ill at his refuge at Doom.
Parcel Post Mail Found.
PARIS.-More than 100000 Ameri-
can parcel post packages have been
found by Y. M. G. A. investigators.
which have been lying in French ports
undelivered for many months.
Frick Estate $77,5oo,ooo.
PITTSBURG.-Appra of the
estate of the late Henry C. Frick filed
their report showing the valuation
of the personal estate at $77,5O0, 900,
which includes stock holdings valued
at $49,150.211.
Elect Gompers Again.
MONTREAL.-The American FEEDER
alton Of Labor again expressed its con-
fidence in the leadership of Samuel
Gompers, when it reelected him June
18 for the 39th time at its 40th annual
convention here and returned to office
his entire cabinet
Parliament Admits Women.
BRUSSELS.-The measure permit
ting women to be elected to parlia-
ment has been adopted. Belgian wom-
en-, with the exception of widows of
cept in communal elections
Theft of Gem Fortune.
EAST HAMPTON, N. Y.-The form
al public inquiry into the 100000
jewel theft from the home of Enrico
Caruso. the tenor, began Saturday.
Mrs. Caruso, the first witness, said she
last had seen the gems June 6, the
Sunday preceding the theft, when, re-
turning from New Lork she locked
up $4,000 worth OF jewelry she had
been wearing. She fixed 100000 to
$500, 900 as their Replacement value"
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Notify G. o. p. Nominees in July.

WASHINGTON.-Senator Warren
G. Harding will be formally notified
of his nomination as the republican
presidential nominee, July %, at his
home in Marion, Ohio. Governor Cal
vim Coolidge will lbe notified of his
nomination July 81, at his Northamp-
ton home
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
VIII Macadamize Streets.

PRESCOTT.-The town counell ~ ~
awarded the contract TO graae a. al
macadamize IL city blocks iini'ss ,,ss
ately for 81 a cubic yard for efa',adl .ad.
and 80 cents square yard for nlae'e
amizing with creek gravel.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
PRESIDENT SIGNED
NEW POWER ACT
WATER DEVELOPMENT BILL, TEN
YEARS IN THE MAKING, BE
COMES PART OF U. s. LAW.
he 0. KS OTHER MEASURES
Fails to Approve Repeal Of Wartime
Statutes and Wood Pulp Reso-
iution-Non-E English Speaking
Aliens Aided.

WASHINGTON.-The water power
development bill-1O years in the ma
king-finally has become law as Pres
ident Wilson signed the measure prior
to June IL. At the same time it was
announced he failed to sign the Joint
resolution repeating most of the war
time laws and the Underwood resolu-
tion providing for negotiations with
Canada relative to the embargo on the
shipment of wood pulp to the United
States.
Another bill which failed to receive
the presidents approval would have
authorized the war department to
transfer motor equipment to the de,
partment of agriculture for road con-
struction and other work.
Signs Seven Other Bills.
Besides the water power measure,
the president signed seven bills,
passed in the closing days of the re-
cent session of congress. They in
cluded an act authorizing the enlist
ment in the navy and army service
of non-English speaking aliens.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
SHE GEMS TO JEWS
Mrs. Nathan Straus Devotes Fortune
to Great Cause.

NEW YORK.--Mrs. Nathan Straus
has donated all her jewels, valued at
$S1So00, to the Zionist organization of
America, for the development of medi.
cal and health service in Palestine.
Mr.. Straus, her husband, recently gave
the Zionist organization 100000 for
health and medical research depart
ment for the Hebrew university of
Jerusalem. Mr. and Mrs. Straus now
are on their way to Palestine.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Points Out Spot of Murder.

PORTLAND, Harry Dubinsky,
slain last Sunday by Russell Brake
and George Moore. according TO d
confession said to have been made by
Moore, was killed in Claekimas county
and not in Multinomah county port
land), according to recent state
ment by Moore.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Award Victory M Medals.

WASHINGTON. Distribution of A.
10000 victory medals to members Of
the army, navy and marine corps
who were in service between April
6, 1917, and November Il, 1918. began
last Monday.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Flies Spokane to Butte

BUITE.-In a flight from Spokane
to Butte John Berkin of this city
covered the 800 miles in three hours
and five minutes actual flying time.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
RECENT DEATHS

kAHLOTUS.-O owen McAdam, a
pioneer of Franklin county.
POMEROY.-M Mrs. L. G. Hastings,
pioneer Of '72 OF Garfield county
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Heads County Auditors.

Joseph A. Stewart,
auditor OF Spokane county was elect
ed PRESIDENT of the Washington Co.l.-
ty Auditors Association. The next
convention will be held at Vancouver,
Wash. Among the recommendations
made to the legislature was the adop.
tion of a revised fee list, involving an
average increase in fees OF about go
per cent
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25
Speed Officer Hurt.
Pullman Betters Motorist Camp.
Auto Turnover Fatal.

COLFAX.-F. B. Sayre, cook at
the Big Seven restaurant Spokane,
was instantly killed and Fred Perkins,
prominent stockman and realty dealer
of Genesee, Idaho, was seriously if not
fatally injured Sunday near Cashup,
six miles east of Colfax, when an auto
driven by Mr.. Perkins left the road
and overturned into ditch.
Clearwater Republican., 1920-06-25

CHICAGO-Aliens returning to thei
homes in Europe since the signing o
the armistice have paid $2,000,OO0 II
income taxes to the United States
treasury.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-21
DIPLOMATIC SrAFFS FROM
ENGLAND. FRANCE. JAPAN
RETURN FROM SIBERIA

London, Jan. 21.-British. French
and Japanese diplomatic staffs have
arrived at Harbin. Manchuria, from
Chita, Siberia, according to the Daily
Nails Harbn correspondent.
They are unanimous says the cor
respondent, that it win be impossible
to reconsutute 4 government OF the
same character as that of Admiral
Kolchak anywhere west of Alanchu.
ria.
"The savagery of General Semon-
offs forces the correspondent adds.
reused the people Of trans Baikalia
against him and all classes are ready
to welcome a socialist or even boil
shoyst regime. The Japanese who
long spportcd Scmonoff, share the
cdium attaching 10 him and cannot
hold the railroad without enormous
rcinforccments'
The correspondent says there is an
mconfirmed report that the boshe-
Wiki have destroyed a Polish division
near krasnOyarsk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-21
Notice Of Intention 10 Fund.

Notice is hereby given that on the
30th day of January. 1920, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ. or as soon thereafter as hear.
ing may be had, the City of Ard.
more, Carter County, State of Okla.
homa, by its proper officers, win
proceed before the District Court of
said County, at the County scat there.
Of, to make a showing and offer proof
and asl. said Court TO hear and de.
termine the existence character and
amount of outstanding legal warrant
and judgment Indebtedness, ami to
sign the bonds to be issued in pay
ment Of same.
All persons Interested may be pres.
ont at the time said prcof is made
to demonstrate against the issuance
OF said bonds.
Dated this l2th day of January,
y. y. 1920.
W. f. FREEMAN, Mayor
tSeah
Attest; J.. n THURSTON, city Clerk.
Published in Daily Ardmoroilo Jan.
l6 is, 10, 20, 81, -, %. -, ~. =, -,
~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-21
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
Timber Up Quickly Under the Sooth
Ing, Penetrating Application ot
Hamllns Wizard Oil

In cases OF rheumatism and lame
back it penetrates quickly, drives out
soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable,
antiseptic application for cuts, burns,
bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises
heal readily under its soothing, pen-
etrating qualities.
Get it from druggists for 80 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
achel Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, so cents.
Guaranteed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-21
THE DEMOCRATS Of
COUNTY PLANNING AN
ORGANIZATION At ONCE

That Carter county will have a good
democratic organization was decided
upon Tuesday afternoon when mum.
Der Of local politicians met and tool,
preliminary steps toward perfccting
q strong county central committee
Precinct conventions have been call.
cd for Saturday, Jan. a. at which
time delegates will be chosen for the
county convention, which will con
vene here Saturday January 81.
There seems to be some question
as TO the number Of delegates to
which each precinct will he entitled.
Some contend that the number is
based upon the vote east in the last
general election. Taking that as a
basis, each of the AZ precincts in the
county would be entitled to two dele
gates each, It is contended by many
that Carter county will be entitled
to 20 delegates in the state conyen-
ton.
when the county convention as.
scmblcs here an organization will be
perfected and a chairman chosen. The
county central committee has been
nothing more than Il memory for
several years, and very little inter
est has been taken in II ore way or
the other. Chairman James \. Cot
uer is now a resident of New York
City, and a resident chairman will
be chosen when the convention meets.
ti,.t.. =. ,p
in not keepng up the county central
organization. The enemy is always
active and many fear that lethargy
win result in defeat some OF these
days.
Immediately following statehood a
strong central committee was formed
and for q number Of years it was Il
power in tn" county. But as demo
cratic maiortics in Carter county
continued TO grow with each succeed.
ing election the organization was al
lowed 10 anguish until it is prac-
tically eNtinct at this time.
Judge Thomas W. Champion will
leave for oklahoma City today and
when he returns will bring with him
u good working plan for the guidance
Of the county and precinct committee
in the future.
It has beer brought to the atten.
ton ui several local democrats that
the republicans in the county are
likely to put out fun ticket this
year ana make hid for some Of the
county offices. II is further stated
that i'm the event they do they will
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-21
GILLIAN BUYS GREATEST
son or ANiNDAIE TO AID
BUILDING BIO0DED HERD

J. Robert Gillian of this city. who
IS building up the greatest ranch If
the Shorthorn breed Of cattle in the
state recently purchased Narcissa's S
NVondale, the greatest breeding son
Of Avondale. and half-bro.her TO
the worlds champion bull. MaXwalton
Commander. The price is not stated
because Mr.. Gillian says his friends
might think he had gone daffy over
his ranch ana his breed of cattle if
they were to know just how much
he had paid for this animal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-21

cans OF uhrlcu,ing ol aud Two 5gul
Ion cans of cylinder oil.
Nu arrests have been made, but the
sheriff stnteS that he has pretty
good idea who the thief L. and will
see how his suspect acts before he
puts the clamps on him.
The truck borrowed from the Texas
Company was not injured in the least
hut the sheriff stated that 1t dis
played considerable nerve to borrow
"a vehicle from one company in which
to carry away GOODS stolen from AN
other.
". T. Wcnhlood iF locul manage,
or the fillins station that was looted
TIL" value ot the cargo stolen wa
several hundred dollars, at prevailing
prices.