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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
AUTO OFF ROAD,
Three ARE HURT
Machine Turns Over Several
Times in Wild Plunge

Driving over the end OF . closed
road. late Monday. three persons
were badly hurt and their auto
wrecked. The car crashed over the
end OF tho road at Rainier ave and
sand 81. S.. turning over several
times ana narrowly missing pinning
its occupants beneath H.
+. Hanson. 1855 Florcntia st.. was
the driver OF the car. Hanson and
his wife were riding In the front
seat OF the machine, while Mrs IL.
Holland occupied the rear seat An
three persons we're thrown violently
from the car when Holland turned
sharply. In an effort to avoid the
blind passage.
The injured persons were taken
to city hospital. Hanson was badly
cut on face and body. His wife suf.
fcred dLsiocated shoulder. while
Mrs Holland was badly bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
MUST Be FREE
IS IRISH VIEW
De Valera Says Nation Must
Be Republic
ny CLYDE BEAIs

DUBLIN. Aug. f6.--An uncompro-
missing stand for absolute Irish indie
pendcnce was taken today by rrcst'
dent De Valera in his address 60 the
Sim Fein parliament. DE Valera
told the delegates. men released from
jails and internment camps to decide
on acceptance or rejection OF Brit
aims peace offers. that Ireland must
be recognized as republic before II
would deal with any foreign country
and presumably amy foreign ooun-
try includes England.
He denounced as unjust the Brit
fish proposals which offered ireland a
dominion status within the empire.
Quoting from the words OF Premier
Lloyd George and woodrow Wilson
regarding the rights OF small nations.
De Valera asserted the Sim Fein In
tended. II necessary. TO die for those
principles.
The members OF the parliament
signed an oath OF allegiance TO a
free Irish state" after which the sit
ting adjourned until tomorrow. when
there will be another open session.
followed by a secret one Thursday,
at which decision on the peace pro
posais probably win be reached.
Tho Sim Fein parliament met
here to determine upon rejection or
acceptance OF the British peace Of.
fcr--or the reference OF the question
which means peace or war for Ire
land to plebiscite.
The election Of this very parlIa-
ment itself was practically = plebi.
scite," Dc Valera said. in the uncon,-
promising speech with which he
opened today's session
The Dail's election was an express
sion Of the win Of tho Irish nation
The only government the people
Of ireland recognise Is the Dali Ere
ann declared D. valera
In . lengthy speech. the republic
IN president reiterated 1reland's
claim to complete separation from
the British empire. Members OF the
Dali came forward with serious faces
to sign the oath OF allegiance TO a
'.frec Trish state"
In . fiery speech. Dc Valera made
Incorporating demands for inde-
pendence.
The Sim Fein leader quoted Lloyd
George himself and ex.Prcsident VII
son on the rights Of small nations"
eve mean to die, II necessary. for
this principle" he exclaimed
Because the British proposals
were unjuxt. we sent the reply a.
We DID, De Valera said
The session adjourned after his
speech There viii be another open
meeting Wednesday and q closed
sitting Thursday ut which the Brit.
ish proposals win be further dis.
cussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
BOY SHOOTS,
KILLS SELE
Gun Accidentally Goes OF
He Dies instantly |

while dragging a loaded r.ns y
shoot rats, Albert o'Brien, 8 ys.
old. was instantly killed when n.
gun was accidentally dlscharr,,
Monday afternoon He Ia the con !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert o,Brsn. 81
3eth ave. So.
while playing with a friend b d.
backyard Of a neighbor. the boy -
to bis home, returning with thu n
His playmate. Leonard Be.ur
heard n shot and found the boz M.
on the ground with a bullet thrs n.
heart
An Investigation Of the scdl...
II being made by the eoroner,s -
flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

wAsHINoToN. Aug. is.--Tn a
quiet government building at 10th
and l. nts.--more property probably
IL changing hands daily than nj any
other point In the United States.
The building IL the headquarters
OF the alien property custodian. That
official seized the American property
OF citizens OF Germany ana Austria
Hungary during the war. Now he
il faced with tho task OF return
ing IL.
Claims are pouring IN by the hun
drcd. Already nearly 5000 individ-
uai casea have been settled. More
than 1900 are pending. The claims
fall broadly into three classes:
oSE-German or Austrian owned
corporations or branches of such
corporations operating In the United
States.
Two-Eneny individuals holding
land In this country or money de.
posits In American banks.
THREE - American citizens or
others who have debts against enc
mics ana were prevented from col
Letting them by the seizure OF the
enemies property.
Facts and figures on individual
cases are held confidential. IL II
learned from unofficial sources.
however. that the claims OF some
enemy corporations mount into the
millions. Prominent among these IN
said 20 be the Bosch Magnetic Com
pany. which Is said TO have claims
totniing $4,000. 900.
Among individuals whose property
has been seized are several titled
Germans. Countess Won Bernsiorff.
American wife OF the former Ger.
man ambassador 10 the United
States. held large tract OF valuable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
A Million at Least
for Disarm Session

WASHINGTON. Aug. ls.--The dis.
armament conference will cost the
United States at least 81 600, 900. ac.
cording to conservative unofficial e..
Inmates here today.
The 100000 appropriation request.
ed by Under.Sccrctary OF State
Fletcher Is regarded as merely start
on the total bill which the United
States will be required TO foot after
the last delegate has started home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Trial of Seamen
Is Continuing

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1s.-Trisl
OF the four mates Of tho wrecked
steamer Alaska, on charges OF negii.
Rence continued today before United
States inspectors Of Hulls and Boil
ers Turner and Doian.
OF the witnesses who have test
fled thus far. only one. Miss Ada j.
Smith. OF San Francisco. has cham
pioned the cause OF the accused Off
GERS She declared she owed her life
10 the effective action Of Capt HOBBY
OF the Alaska. and tho crew.
Other witnesses have told detailed
stories OF alleged negligence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Forest Planes to
Resume Flights

PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. is.--Ac-
cording 10 word received here today
from Washington. ID. c.. the three
planes used In forest fire patrol
work viii resume their flights either
today or tomorrow.
Tho patrol was discontinued July
80. when supplies OF gasoline were
exhausted. High test fuel Is being
shipped 10 the base at Eugene. ac-
cording 10 advices from Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
ALIENS RUSHING TO
CUSTODIAN'S OFFICE
TO REGAIN PROPERTY

property which she II trying TO re-
cover.
Claims may be settled In two ways
they may be turned over directly
20 Attorney-General Daugberty or
the claimant may start suit in a
United states court. II Daugherty
dlsallows a claim. tho claimant can
eue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Approve Deficiency
Appropriation Bill

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE dc.
fIciency appropriation bill. carrying
sts. 500. 900 for tho United States
shipping board and $500. 900 to defray
the expenses Of the disarmament;
conference. was ordered favorabiy re-
ported 10 the senate today b. the ap-
propriations committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
France and Britain
Settle Dispute

LONDON, Aug. 1s.--Questions
menacing the solidarity OF the ALI
ancc between France and Great Brit
ain have been satisfactorily settled.
Lloyd George declared In commons
today.
Reviewing the recent actions Of the
supreme council. the British premier
declared that he was gratifled 10 be
able to announce a settlement Of the
most troublesome questions.
He characterized the French belief
that the appropriation OF coal. tin
and iron mines in Silesia was essen.
tiaI to French security as delusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
s ss$| JAPS 0NLY NEED APPLY s tag
asked. why aren't they out here with your
"'Oh,' she said, it's my turn out. I'm wearing

our dress today
I'VE are neither rich paupers Not so far. But
If some of don't get work will be calling very
shortly upon the city for aid.
my daughter is Is. She would finish high school
this semester. But we are keeping her out--she is
looking for an office positon-because can't afford
to send her back to school.
II thought il the employers of Seattle knew the
truth of the situation they might do something about
it. II doesn't seem possible that knowing the TRUTH
they would 20 on keeping japanese when American
citizens in such straits such terrible straits
NOW, DOES TT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Public Hopes for
Ireland Peace

LONDON. Aug Is. - Officials.
newspapers and the general public
have reacted from original pcssimism
over the prospects Of an Irish settle
ment and today the talk Is Of peace.
The momentousness Of the Dali
Eireann's responsibility has impress.
ed itself upon the English mind. II
Is believed that the Sim Fein parlia.
ment cannot do otherwise than ac-
ccpt the British offer or refer the
question to referendum. in which
case acceptance Is considered certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
FEAR TRUCE
IN IRELAND
Is BROKEN
British Troops Are Ordered
Back; All Leaves Cancelled;
No Explanation

LONDON. Aug. is.--Au British
soldiers on leave from ireland have
been ordered 10 return Immediately.
II was announced today.
No explanation was forthcoming
from the war office in canceling tho
leaves. but following as Il did ON the
heels of De Nalera's speech 10 the
Irish parliament insisting upon com.
piote independence. II was taken as
an Indication that a possible break In
the Irish truce was feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
$4,000 PERSONS
IN UNITED STATES
ARE NOW VOORHEES,

WASHINGTON, Aug. iG. -
There are now 5,573.000 persons
unemployed in the United States,
according to the statement OF
Secretary Of Labor Davis. The
statement was made In response
to a resolution by Senator Nc
Cormick. of Illinois. adopted by
the senate recently.
Davis stated that the figures
were based on the best estimates
from all available sources. He
said the department did not have
any estimates Of the unemployed
ex'service men called for In the
resolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Foot Chopped Off
to Save Sons liz.

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. ls.-yo,,
Flint. a i4-year-old lad. caught n
foot in railroad frog nj a facto,
In the yard OF which bis father =,
dumping gravel The father chou,e,
Off the boys foot with one biov n
an AK 10 save him from an :.
preaching train. The boy will n. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

Passengers Of the Inflated Alaska in testimony before Fed
era Inspectors Joseph r. Doan and Capt Frank Turner Of
San Francisco blamed negligence OF certain ships officers
part Of the heary death toll iohen the steamer rent
Bunfs reef the California coast The picture shors
OF the passenger tnesses ADORE Miss Evelyn Shpey (
Of Los Angeles and Miss Florence OBren Of Portland Ore
The accused men, scho defend their behavior shocn
first (second from eft Earl DuPree, second mate
inert efD and J. p. Heikkild. third mate right In
spectors Doian (righU and Turner in oral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

Dividing a couple Of pints Of
moonshine on a crowded street is no
sinecure. according to Phil Halver-
son and Ralph Harper. The two men
were arrested at Eighth ave. and
Pike ut. Monday night. by patrol
man Edgar Barr, who alleged they
were dividing the contents Of a bot
tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
WANTS FRIENDS
TO KNOW

"And have found the man who
was killed 10 be just the sort I imax.
ined him. want my friends and
Mrs. obonehain's friends 10 know
tina, find II IL becoming common
knowledge out here that people are
beginning 10 base their judgment OF
thls affair upon the opinions OF Mrs.
obenchaln and myself and Kennedy
and Burch.'
Arthur Burch II 10 be confronted
by u. A. Roscnihi. pawnbroker. 10.
day. Rosenthai identified the but,
OF a shotgun found on Santa Monica
beach an part OF a sun he sold TO "a
young man"
Authorities have . theory that
Burch bought the gun. shot Kennedy
and then threw the weapon into the
ocean.
Madaiynn obenchain and Burch
win be tried together and viii be de-
Tended by one corps OF attorneys.
headed by Ralph Obenchain. IL.
compile Davis, noted criminal aftor.
ney. and Warren williams. who was
originally retained an Mrs. Obcn.
chains counsel. Il was revealed here
today.
Davis. who was asked 20 defend
Burch. originally stipulated that he
would not take tho casc unless MAZDA.
lynne and Burch were tried together.
Following n conference between at.
torneys for both rides today. inelud-
ing Attorney John Curran. who has
been representing Burrh. In the Of
ficcs Of williams. II was decided 20
merge the trials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Poor Boy Becomes
Millionaire A M

NEW YORK. Aug. is--1o~rI
Palermo. the millionaire builder ~
came here from Italy poor &,
is expected 20 entertain the Itabs'
premier On his coming Wit 3
America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
GAMBLE DECIDES To
PLAY LONE HAND GAME

The two Gardeners. said TO be the
chief plotters. not only took rake
off" from warrants cashed by the
others. It Is said, but forged the
names OF other post officials on
other vouchers which they cashed
themselves.
Gamble, the National Guard boy,
tired. he is said TO have told Major
Ross. OF splitting his spoils with
the Gardeners. and went into business
for himself playing n lone hand. He
is charged with forging and cashing
vouchers for s65. $50. $50 and $3.50
When other members OF the post
learned OF the looting. they are said
to have bent every effort to help the
authorities find the alleged guilty
ones and land them In Jail. Thus far.
II is said, they have found a shortage
OF about $500. due TO the alleged
forgeries OF their post comrades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
OBENCHAIN May
WOO MADALYNN
Will Tell Jury She Didn't Try
to Kill Kennedy

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 1e.--Mada.
lynne obcnchain loved John Ken.
nedy. TO whom her husband surren.
dered her. too much 10 have con.
spircd 10 kill him.
This. II was learned today. viii be
the plea which the former husband
himself. Ralph obenchain. will pre-
sent 70 the jury In defense OF his d.
vorced wife.
After long, conference in his
wife's cell. obcnchain announced this
theory OF her innocence. and added:
"Madaiynne Is the only woman I
eyer loved"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Sound
asleep. Michael OJcary. somnambu.
list. rescued from window ledge on
second story OF Chamber OF Com
merce building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Big Tips Astonish
American Tourists

PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE Society
for tho Protection OF American
Tourists" has been formed here. The
members refuse TO pay tho high tips
demanded by hotel servants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
NO MOB COMES
FOR HICHT0WER
Alleged Priest SIayer's
Guards Now Rest Easy

BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. L.
After an anxious night spent by OF.
flccrs guarding william Hightowcr,
alleged murderer OF Father iieslIn.
in tho Redwood City jail near here.
announcement that all was ''quiet
this morning and Hlghtowcr seemed
In better spirits was made from the
county Jail soon after daylight.
iumors of moia forming and
iynchinR parties flew thick and fast
turnout the night. Twice mysterious
automobile parties werc reported
driving around tho block In which
the Jail was located and one OF these
parties hailed group OF newspaper
men with the ndmonition that you
hre spelling the game"
Hightower. II was believed. was
not aware Of the anxiety over his
safety.
A san Frnncisco newspaper today
published an affidavit alleged to
have been mdde by Dorothy
clifford" claiming nhc might be the
''Doily Mason OF much mystery IN
tho Hightower Gaze.
The affidavit was a flat denial OF
Hightower's story OF Dolly" telling
him that a drunken foreigner had
mumbied 20 her recital OF how no
killed a man and buried him with a
IMAM always frying pancakes"
standing guard.
In the affidavit Mrs. Clifford de.
nics ever having seen Hightower and
expressed amazement that he ever
heard OF her or ever recognized her
picture.
The woman has not yet seen High.
tower and detectives were frankly
doubtful whether she were the right
Dolly Mason" They stiii were In.
ciined 10 tho belief that Dolly Mason
was an invention OF Hlghtowcrs
and u was a coincidence that Mrs.
Clifford should answer 'poliy's"
description.
SALEM. Orc, Aug. Ifs WI
liam Hlghtower. charged in San
Francisco with the murder OF Father
Patrick Hezlin. member OF a
family OF feudistsi
Colonel Thomas Holt. Of saiem.
who arrested Jake iIiEhtowor in
Illinois In 1883 for murder. be.
lieves the notorious old feudlst is
william Hixhtowcr's father.
According 10 Colonel Holt. four
Hlghtower brothers were arrested
in Illinois In isss for murder. Two
Of them. including Jake. were con
victed but later freed and shortly
after Jake Hlgh,ower came west
Colonel Holt II sure the man
held In California Is the son Of the
man he helped arres, 40 years ago
charged with similar crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Will. TRY To
WIN HER LOVE

Friends OF the obenchains are to
day convinced that he will attempt
10 win back the love he once gave
up 60 Kennedy.
Extension OF time IN which 20
plead TO August e3 has been granted
Mrs Obenchain and Arthur c.
Burch. also arraigncd for Kenncdy's
murder.
TELL them back East Obenchain
said today, that n new element has
come into this mystery. and that Ger.
tain things establishing tho limo
cence OF Madaiynnc and Burch are
going to find their way into the
headlines.
"The whole effort 20 far has not
been TO solve the mystery OF Kenne.
dy's death. but 10 Ito tho crime on
two people.
Il know they are innocent I
came here knowing II.
what ! have found I expected.
just M expected Mrs. obenchain's
conduct 10 be just what {, was before
I cnpi~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FUNDS LOOTED
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

knowing he was employed and In
good health. refused him.
ward then went TO Albert Gam.
BILE. kid. who had no right to
membership in the legion. and Gam.
BILE put the voucher thru. Ward
gave Gamble SO for his commits
SION Gamble Ia not war veteran.
He was in the national guard. but
that is all
The only one OF the five descrv-
ing OF any sympathy Is Warren If
any man ever had reason TO steal. II
Is he. He had Just got his soldiers
bonus and put II In the Scandinavian
American bank when the bank went
TO the wall.
''He lost $500 In the bank. His
wife was In a hospital. He had been
sick himself. and was getting such
small wages he could scarcely live
on his salary. Tho doctors and hos
pitai authorities were pounding him
on the back for their pay. l feel
genuinely sorry for him"
Warren Is said to have cashed two
warrants at the county Treasures
office. one for s45 and one for $50
which he obtained by forging the
name OF Thad Cardper. as chairman
OF the relief committee. and by using
the fictitious names. Joseph T.
Parker and Ed King as bene
ficiarics.
Reed is said 10 have admitted cash
ing four warrants for sf5. s45. tG7.5t
and $3.50, respectively. forging III,
names OF Thad Gardner and ALMOND
Hnnn0r1 fanaf ndiufanf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

The public schools Of the United
states cost about $3.50. o0o.o 900 n
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
DOGGIE RESUME
MONDAY NIGHT
CLASSY Card Arranged for
First Night Of Late
Summer Meet

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
MOLLA BEATS MISS BROWNE
Wins Singla' Cup IN FINALS nj Sea-
bright liandily.

SEABR1GIiT N. j.. Aug. IA
Mrs. Molla Blurstcdt Mallory, Now
York, wOman's national tennis
champion, won the singles cup In
namont today, defeating Miss Elcan-
or Goss. New York. Sc. Ga.
1t was the evcr-inorenslnG speed
of Mrs. Mallory. her remarkable
skin Mt passing and her excellent
judgment In the rallies that con
qucrcd Miss Goss
Watson NJ. Washhurn, Now York,
and Il. Norris Williams, H., Bostou.
the Davis cup pair, won the full OF
the doubles from NlnCont Richards
ana s. Howard Noaholl. New York.
1913; o.. Ga.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

Pat walsh Of Kansas city mud
Tommy Alba Of Tulsa rising young
middlcwoiglts who clash in a T.
round decision OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
round decision contest Tuesday night
at Convention han. both viii work
out this Afternoon at Carpenters hall,
1914 East Second street.
Fans will have "a chance TO draw
n comparison between tho two mid
dlewoights. for they will follow
each other in quick time In tho
workouts.
Cliff Clark Of Muskogce and Jim
my Riley or Tulsa, who box eight
rounds In the semi -windup, also VIII
he seen I'm the workouts this after
noon, as will other boxers. who arc
20 take part In tho show. The
workouts are 20 start at o'clock
80 that fans may see them ana still
get away In time to zee the Texas
Cosden game at McNulty park
II appears that In signing walsh
and Alba for the Tuesday night
headliner Matchmaker Lou Newman
OF the OIL City a. G. has arranged
as even n bout as could b imagined.
Alba recently boxed 12-ruund
draw with Kid Palmer, the "Ari-
zona Wildcat" here and Walsh on
Friday night boxed 10 rounds with
Palmer at Oklahoma city. Referee
Nate jackson awarded the decision
TO Palmer. but 1t was a close ruling
and Walsh was under the handicap
OF having boon fould In tho first
+ round by his opponent.
: According TO Tulsans who wit
messed the bout there In no question
. but what Walsh was foulcd In the
first round. but Nate Jackson, the
: promoter, was serving as referee
and ruled that the bout should bt
continued.
"Ill never again stand for pro
Inoter acting AZ referee OF buu
whore one OF my boxers is contest
iug," said jay Thomas Of knnsai
2 City, manager OF Walsh. yesterday
: "Thcy don't think OF the boxers al
I all. It's all to please the fans with
Z them"
A preliminary cardcd for Tues
day nights show is causing consid-
erable talk among boxing fans. II
Is the six-round bout in which "Roly
Poly" White of Tulsa will meet
Jimmy Perry of Kansas. Perry re-
Gently boxed a 15-round draw with
Frank Mantell at Collinsville and
Figures TO win over white. But
'Itoly Poly" thinks differently
White and Perry are wcltcrwoights
Another preliminary will see Dear
Hood OF Tulsa, n promising middle.
weight, facing Nid smith. Tho four,
round curtain raiser has not beer
announced.