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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
OREGON FAIR IS
IN DIFFICULTIES
L legislature Adamant
Against Property Tax

STATE HOUSE. Salem. Dec. III
Two facts stood out prosninen II
today al tho special session of the
state legislature swung into the
third round.
Tho first Is that " any state
participation in the 1895 exposition
Ia TO grow out OF this session !,
viii not be financed by the proposed
property tar
There was considerable s-nti.
today today that the Bean bill.
which provides for an income tar
TO finance the fair. IL also dead.
The second fact L. tho admitted
shortness OF time In which 20 ar.
rive at any fair financing decision
whatever Speaker bean indicated
last night that " a measure was to
get action IL would have 60 arrive
In the house In concrete form tn
time to Be passed by Thursday
slxht.
The Grimm. Kerr pIan. which
would raLse.ths stats tar on gasoline
10 cents. Is highly spoken Of az
the hes, compromise plan
This plan Involves a constitutional
amendment. and would divert 81 900.
900 annually for thrre years into the
fair fund and then give back the
entire 3-cent fund TO the state high.
way fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
POLITE BANDIT
HOLDS UP TRAIN
Passengers in East Lose
Money and Jewelry

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.--rhe Chester
fleldinn bandit" who held up paesen'
gers In the observation car Of the
Chicago washlngton.New York De
luxe train. had made good his escape
today.
The highwayman. wearing n silk
handkerchief a. n mask and enpon'
nlve dark clothes. robbed passengers
OF 81 900 In cash and jcweiry as the
Baltimore Ohio train pulled out Of
Chicago last night lie pulled the
bell rope. jumped over the back plat
form and escaped In a waiting auto
mobile.
Please put your hands up" he
commanded politely. as he entered
the coach after the train had left En-.
Riewood station. where marines with
orders 10 shoot 10 Kill" were on
duty. Il would rather not have any
trouble OF any kind herc.-
The bandit pointed his pistol nj
Herbert l.. stanHbury. who was trav,
cling with his wife and three daufh
tiers. lie took sios in cash and q
watch from stansbury.
Il wouldn't rob a woman" tho ban.
ait said. please no into the neri
coach with the children. don,
want 10 brighten them"
NJ. ID. Taylor. passenger agent 81
the u. A o.. was robbed Of jeweir,
and a small amount In cash. as were
several other passengers.
As he went down the line OF VIC
Tins. relieving each one. the bandit
said. with smile: Thank you yer,
much. needed a little chriatmns
money. Merit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
MAN STABBED;IkN
WOMAN SEIzRl\
John Edlund Found With
Knife Wounds

Suffering from II knit
wounds and numerous br,,lss.
John Lndlund. IS, a logger Nv.
ing at iiih Washington n.
was In the city hospital weann.
day.
Mrs. Stella Witskosty. n
1901 10th ave. s.. Is being bss1
BY the police, having bssn ~.
rested shortly after EndDu,I
WINS found unconscious In a.
street at Sixth ave. \. and KIM
st.. Tuesday night.
According 10 the police Mr~
konIty Is not suspected OF -
implicated In the stabbing. but 2
is charged with operating a A.
DERBY establishment. an u is AIR.
that the stabbing took place IL Y
home.
Endlund's assailsnts have :
been found. despite an all.sl1
search By detectives.
The story Endlund told the I
lice was that he and a friend. \
Logen. went TO the house 10 h
come drinks. When they =
asked 10 treat some strange =
they refused 70 do 20, and =
attacked by three OF the men =
clubs and knives. Logss esnn
almost unhurt. but Endlund ~
badly injured he staggered e.
the street until he dropped NJ
scious His wounds. while pei,A
are not dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
mo MERRY YULE
FOR STRIKERS
Gloom Pervades Packing
Town in Chicago
ny CARL VICTOR LITTLE

CHICAGO. Dee af.--Th~rc In no
peace on earth or coed viii toward
mon hack Of tho stock yards today.
parkingto~n. whose Inhabitants
huddls in IN. shadow Of the Jungle
tho worlds meat e~nfer--faeed q
dreary Christmas and didn't care.
Hurting OF clubs or bricks. or je~r'
inE between strikers and rtrtk~brcnk.
orr. were the only disorders today.
Saloon doors have ceased TO swins
back Of tho yards. They were ciosesi
tight for the first time since prohibi.
ton raids started. jus, as the boy.
were preparing TO lay In their hoil
day cheer.
Added 10 the Yuie'ide gloom was
the absence 81 leaders OF tho back
TO IN. yards gang
Tommy o'connor. hero 81 ths
yards gang" broke jail an his scas
fold was being slammed together.
Jean Gerry. another idol. was In an
asylum after several murders were
charged 10 him.
so Merry Chrsssmas- wa. a vngu~
wish. No, a statement Of fact To tbs
yards district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

HAvRE. Dec .i.--Francs must
have submarines. Rene viviani.
French delegate 10 the Washington
arms conference. declared on his ar
rival here today aboard the French
liner Paris from New York.
''our colonial interests make Il I'm.
perative that We hold undern~as
craft" vlvsanl said.
-As to practical results Of Dis
armament" he continued. "the,
cannot b. definite until all the In
teron,cd nations have made known
their opinions I think Francs
canno, engage hcrneif until ehs Il
assured Germany formidable pro
ducer Of chemical produc,s--haf
given ali euaranteos for eeaaiia&'
Of the manufacture Of aaphyxta;in<
EaS1a-''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
Judge Lands Again
Delays Penney Case

CHICAGO. Dec. 7i.--Judr- Landis
postponed until January } hearing in
the caso Of tho Ponnsyivanla railroad.
which seeks 10 enjoin the United
State. railroad board from making
public report csnaurinw the carrier
for violation Of tn. board's DEGREES
Tn. Judge two weeks ago granted a
temporary restraining order prohibit.
Ing publication Of the boards report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
BOY ON COASTER
FRACTURES JAW
Wendell Clark, 9, Runs Into
Motor Truck

While coarting down a hin at
Firth ave. N. ". and Maple Leaf
place Tuesday night Wendell Clark.
y. si7 T.. 7sm at. smashed into a
motor truck driven by l.. u. uous.
ton. sis y. 7zd ~. The boys jaw
WINS broken. his lip laeerated. several
teeth broken and his body severely
bruised
Houston told police he had stopped
HIS ear 20 allow the boys Gliding
down tho nnow.oovcred hill 10 pass.
but the boy became confused and
stuck his feet In the snow. causing
the sled To swerve and strike the
truck.
Houston took the hoy home wherr
he was attended by Dr. A. II. Kidd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
SAYS IRISH
FORCED TO
Sign PACT
Declares Lloyd George
Threatened War il Treaty
Was Not Successful
BY CHARLES NJ. McCANN

DUBLIN. Dec. ,i.--The Sim Fcin
peace delegates were forced by Lloyd
Georges ''monstrous" tniauity TO
sign the Angio.irish treaty. George
Duffy. a delegate who signed the
pact. charged in the Irish parliament
today.
II am not apologizing for my
signature" he cried. but l desire 10
tell the manner in which the treaty
was exiorted."
Lloyd George threatened the peace
delegates with war II they did not
sign. Duffy said.
The British premier first broke
with us definitely ON December 4.
subject to the approval 81 hts cab
met" Duffy said. when we re
sumed discussion with him later he
said tho conference really had
broken four separate times. 80 that
Ireiand's fate must be decided that
Afternoon.
''Iioyd George said. I have a
messenger going 20 Belfast tonight
He has two messages one saying
that the treaty has been signed and
the other declaring rupture has re-
sultod-and n there's a rupture
there will he immediate. war"
The only way 20 avert this war
u to Immediately affix your sigma
lures and a. pienipotentiarics prom
tsc 70 recommend its approval.
"syou must decide by 10 o'clock
tcniEht'-
Duffy said he DID not believe the
British premier was hluffing.
That ultimatum might have been
huff. but everyone who heard II b.
iieved beyond a reasonable doubt that
this time he was not play acting.
Despite the fact that the delegates
were compelled to sign. Duffy said
he recommended immediate ratifica-
ton OF the pact by tho dali.
Il reluctantly but sincerely recon-
mend passage OF this treaty" he
Said. "and l solemniy warn you Of
the consequences OF rejection"
Duffy denounced both men who
have been attacking the treaty as n
tAlue4c%t arFalEctt~tb aHo NA"@"
Who have been promising IL as per-
feet. He took tho attitude that as u
already has been signed II should he
ratified without further words.
sYhis treaty gives us real power
military power. economic and gov
ernmentai power-thc power TO re-
sist future aggression" he said.
Eanonn J. DuTan. who also signed
the treaty. recommended Its accept
anced by the dali. but denied the dele
gates had been cocrcsd by Lloyd
George.
I'VE were sent to London IN no
eotiate an agreement with Britain.
not to negotiate a republic" he
uAd-
Il do not Ike the treaty. but !
know the aitcrnativc-war.
Il am sure the pact win give rs
fun control Of our country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
Invalid Ends Life
Chewing Dynamite

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. I'll
Ogden Smell. 10. an inmate OF the
county hospital. literally blew his
head OFF early today when he chewed
a dynamite cap.
Smell. hospital attendants say. had
been moroae for several days. Early
today nurses kaw him walk from the
building. place something In his
mouth and chew IL. An explordon fol
lowed. causing instant death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
COLD WAVE
is PASSING

The cold snap has snapped. Wind.
rain and perhaps snow were predict
ed for Wednesday.
Storm warnings displayed along
tho coast Tuesday were attn flying
this morning.
The thermometer rose from i, yes.
teriay 90 II above last night.
Reports from towns and cities
turnout IN. Northwest show that
soatti. was not the only ono that
had It's coolest day Of the winter yes.
terday. Rltrvilie reported blizzard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
Hollywood Hotel
Swept by Flames

los ANGELES. Dec. 7i.--Firs
played havoc in tho Hollywood hose
in the Hollywood section hers late
last night six companies were
called 10 figh, the flames. Guests,
mostly movie actors and tourists. got
out safely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
MRS. SAULLES
TO WE'D AGAIN

BANTIACO. Chile. Dec. 2i.--BL
anoa Errazuriz de sauiles. Chilean
beauty. who killed her first hus.
band. Jack DE BaulleH. American 10
ciety man. il engaged 20 marry Fer
nando Santa Cruz young en-
ginesr.
Mrs. De sauIlcs' murder trial was
one 81 the most sensational IN New
York'B criminal history. she was ac-
cuned ~ having shot and killed her
husband al his country home. She
chained she had no recollection Of fir
ing the shots. After "a hard.fought
trial abe was acquitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
State Money Saved
by Slow Purchase

OLYMPIA. Dec. 2i.-By delaying
the purchase Of the entire winters
supply OF flour for state instiius
tions from September until now
the state is said 10 have saved
81, LOB. due 10 the drop Of prices.
The award Of contracts for z.545
barrels At s5.bs a barrel was made
by the department Of business con.
troll Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
A SOCIAL ERROR
towards, Retorts
Accused Colonel

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 21.--T
had Stacker regiment in France
made OF towards and those who
wouldn't work." said Col. l.. X.
Holbrook. u. 8. A.. today in admit
ting that he probably was tho
Col. HoIbrook whom Robert A. Har-
rison charged with mistreatlng sol
diers in France.
Harrison made his charges in
testimony yesterday before the com
mittee investigating reports that
soldiers were shot down and were
hung by officers In France. Hol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ARMS FARLEY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

should be permitted 10 remain no am.
biTuoua"
irroooncilable senators today pre-
dicted that the four'power treaty
would SO down 20 defeat under an
avalanche Of adverse public opinion
aa the result OF IIarding'a statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
Alleged Whisky
SmuRRler Taken

Cooperating with tho prohibition
department.. Deputy Customs Col.
iscsor H. II. Moran arrested an al
legged booze smugxisr at Softhport
Tuesday with Is cases % liquor in
hi. machine. which he IL alleged 10
have srnuxwied across the line. The
man gave the name OF Fred Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
Sent to Penn on
Narcotics Charge

Hen Williams was sentenced
"Wednesday by Judge jeremiah Net.
erer to n year and a day In Nc
Nell Island penitentiary for viola,
ton OF the narcotics laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

brook Is stationed at the Preside
here.
We made the regiment work."
Holbrook said.
Il do not remember Harrison, but
he probably Is a sorehead."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

TACOMA. --Diacournx~ over Gro,
failures. Noisada Yashido. japanese
truck farmer. shoots self In neck
in suicide attempt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

sPokANE.--frvsnw whitrhouse.
head Of bankrupt brokerage firm.
pleads not guilty 10 superior court
charges Of grand larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HANCINCS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

cluded from tho ROOM. He said ray-
ior was subject to epilepsy and tho
presence Of hts superior officers
might break his nerve"
-rd rather have them stay. sir
Hnld TAYLOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

DAWSON CITY. Y. T.-r. r.
radio station at Eagle City. 100
miles north Of Dawson. burns 10
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
GREAT MYSTERIES or
SEATTLE

r.
How did Councilman Moore vote
on the scent carfarc ordinancef
Cared poet IN San Quentin prison
writes TO US. Bars TO the right OF us.
bars to the left OF VI, but not a drop
TO drink"
There tcos a man N our fot1n,
He pds so uordrous tossc.
He up and started r11n1osg
A coupla fi0htiH' cuys
And vhcr he sai1 HIS guys inas out.
And they could fight no more,
He turned them into rdssIers,
As they lay upon the floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

ROTARY CLUB members met AZ
the Masonic club wednesday. A
chrtntmaa program was Eisen IN
der tho direction OF Judson w.
Mather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HOME BREW
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

about the joys Of country life. The
trouble about living In the country
= that II Is such . long way to the
movies
aoms ecuncsfmsn
talk about money A.
N they vsrs La the
movies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21
A VICTIM OF
CIRCUMSTANCES
He hired a blonde stenogrspher
when his wife was a brunei.


The stingiest Man in Seattle II
using Christmas seals off last years
packages.
The gray old year IN KiidInr By.
Just as the rest have did.
And all the barda will blab their blurts
When II has went and glid-
--Tennyson J. DAFT.
Another Great Mystery: Why a
druggist has TO be a registered phar.
macist in order to sell hair nets TO
fiapperB.
A SOCIAL ERROR
Say. Red" said Dead Shot Bin to q
bartender In one OF the thirteen leading
speak-easies OF Burnt Powder, Ariz..
didn't Shifty Pete tell you that no
thought L had has,y tsmper7"
why. no." replied Red. mot that I
can remember"
TOO bad" said BILL giving one Of his
holsters hitch. Then I've Killed an
innocent man"
American Legion weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

OF the 2 men he saw hanged. Tay.
Tor said. two were white and 10 were
negroes. Five Of the victims. he
said. were hanged ut Camp Wilson
Is Sur.Tilic and seven were hanged
up on tho Hill back of the hospital
The trial. conviction and hanging
OF a white sergeant OF Detroit. Mich.
by French officers was told In detail
by Taylor. The name % the man
was withheld at the request Of the
committee.
Taylor swore that there was "oniy
one American officer at tho ser.
gcant's trial. French officers con-
Quoted tn. trial. he said. He said
that the prisoner was no; allowed
counsel and declared that tho test.
mony against him was given In
French
Testimony Of hanginEs in France
was also given today by Robert A.
Harrison OF Wilmington. ". C.. be-
fore tn. senate committee.
Il don't know anything about
what you call hanginEs.- said HART
son. we caNed 'em iynching par
ties
Harrison swore that he saw man
hanged TO tree in a ravine by Off.
GERS Of the Sixteenth infantry.
ARGUMENT OvES
WOMAN WAS CAUSE
Harrison said he was told that the
man was hanged because OF some
argument over n woman"
Harrison declared a private sci.
dier named BENJAMIN King Of vii.
mlngton. n. c., was taken out behind
the stockade and hanged by Hard.
boiled Smith and his sergeants.
lie was told to sweep out tho
stockade with n tooth brush" said
Harrison.
when King refused, Harrison said.
Hard. Boiled" hanged him.
Il saw IL with my naked eye said
Harrison. There wasn't 30 much ns
window glass between me and the
hanging"
Asked what explanation had ever
been given for Kings death. Harrf.
son said "the war department told
his folks. that he was severely
wounded"
I've seen men handcuffed and
taken 70 tho front without gas masks
or anything. said Harrison. 1T was
just like taking a rabbit out for
bunch OF hunters 10 shoot at"
Henry l.. Scott. 20. Akron. Ohio.
testified he saw Major Opley Of the
Third battalion. 18th infantry. shoot
and kill A sergeant in action near
Verdun on October 0. 1918. He also
told Of Major Opicy killing n private
on the road a few days later.
why did the major kill the ser.
geant7" asked Senator Brandegcs.
He Just lost his head" Scott said.
SAYS MAJOR SHOT
HIM IN THE BACK
Scott said the detachment had
been ordered TO retreat. lie said the
shells wire falling thick and the
sergeant started TO run forward to
get in a shell hole.
Major Opley yelled at him" said
Scott. but the sergeant did not hear
him. The major grabbed a gun and
shot him In the back"
Scott said few days later Major
Opley shot a runner because he
would not stop 10 let him see n
MESSAGE the runner had for another
officer.
Scott was closely questioned by
Col. Bethel. who said the war do
partnent had been unable 10 find the
name Of Major Opley' on the lists.
i can't swear how the name was
/ spelled" said Scott. hut that was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

opinion. are entirely too heavy for
They give a sense Of oppression and
mako tho room crowded whereas
the hatk lends light color and a
feeling Of space.
And they can be rolled up. pu,
In a trunk and moved with tho
minimum Of expense and effort
No crates. no fuss and the pors
trait In quite ready 10 be unrolled
and hung when unpaeked. giving n
hornellks atmosphere 20 tho new
apartment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. .f.--with u
pot Of dye. piece of war and a
strip OF silk. Ethel Wallace Green
wieh village artist. has ushrred In
new art age. She In a pioneer
In ''hatik portralts---the art OF tho
future. she says.
She Ia doing New York society
women In hatlk.
These new family iIkcne-se~. fash.
toned with silk and dye instead OF
heavy oils and canvas. spell doom TO
oil paintings. Miss Wallace says
on paintings. in this artists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-21

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

EXCLUSIVE territory open 90 high -claas
sales representative for our successful
hand Htnkor knowledge of boilor rooms
essential Liberal commission State qual-
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poratod.. Louisville, Kentucky, u. y a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

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SICE. LARGE alecping room. Beautifully
Furnished with twin beds and Laundry
rriNicErH Usage g2fl