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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
BOY, 11,FACES
DEATH TRIAL

la PORTE. Ind. March's The
trial OF Cecil Burkctt. II years old
who IL charged with first deRre.
murder, following the death OF Hen
nlc slavin a boy his own age. from a
rifle bullet. will begin at the March
term of the Stnrke county circuit
court. sitting at Knox. south of La
Porte county.
A minimum of publicity accomp'b
MED the shooting at ora. near Knox.
last Thanksgiving. The countryside
dismissed the case as an accident un.
al tho January grand Jury met.
when an indictment was returned.
The following week tho weekly paper
at Knox carried n little item under a
one limo head seldom did a weekly
paper Yield an item that was carried
farther ON telegraph wires. after the
eagle eyes OF exchange editors
pounoed upon A. Indications now
are that aliertrtH. psychologists.
child specialists and welfare workers
from all parts OF the country viii be
present at the trial. The accused
lad II at his fathers farm house. at
6'fs AW"hthfk Af'tr NAfHN'N NAAt
Ing been furnished by friends OF the
family.
Prosecuting Attorney James A.
Dllts says the shooting was due 10
bad feeling along the boys. Cecil aud
HIS brother Alfred. .. and Frederick
scherman. 7. were playing In tho Bur
kett back yard. fiennie Slavtn and
his sister Clara. 3. were in an adjoin-
ing yard. Cecil called 10 Bonnie 10
come into his yard. but the latter r.
fused. Cecil then held out n Kite and
tempted Brnnle tiii finally he crossed
into tho other yard
Then, tho prosecutor says. Cecil ~
opened an old sauabble and in cold
blood shot the younger boy. the bull
, lot entering the right aide at the
back. The shooting was done with a
.g3-ollibcr rife. property of the Bur
kett family. Tho wounded boy died
a day later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
DEATH MYSTERY
IN HOTEL HERE

Police and the coron~r's office
were investigating. Thursday. the
death OF William c. Stable. 30. man.
ufacturing. agent from brooklyn. N.
". who was found dead In his room
at tho New Washington hotel Wed
n@nday night
Tho room showed ssrn~ % having
been the scene Of a hilarious party.
Search was being pnde Thursday
for several Of Stainless companions.
who were with him last Saturday.
when his death In thought to have
occurped.
when she could not opon the door.
"Wednesday night. a chamherrnaid In
the hotel became suspicious. Police
we're called and tn. door wa. forcs-i.
Coroner w. III. Cnrron viii try o.
determine Thursday tho cause OF
Stables death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
FRENCH FLEET
READY TO MOVE

PARIS. March "A detachment
Of the French Mediterranean fleet
has been ordered 10 prepare TO sail
for "an unknown destination"
The entire fleet was ordered by
wireicHs 10 proceed 90 Touion for
coaling. Two cruisers and three tor.
pedo boats will then sail on "A secret
mission.
II was assumed tho orders were In.
sued In connection with the allied
uit.mntum on German reparntions. ~
was reported previously that the
Britifh navy would blockade i'm.
portans German ports II action were
decided upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
$4,000 STOLEN
OFF c. P. R. SHIP

American 40 well aH Canadian post.
office authorities were investigating.
Thursday tho circumstances sur.
rounding the theft OF 10000 in gold
bullion from the liner Empress or
Russia. some time while she was at
sea or lying OFF Victoria in quaran.
tine.
The gold was all in ono American
pouch. a pouch Of American regis
tered mail also wns opened. Nothing
else waA disturbed No official de.
tails Of the robbery have been given
out. either at Vancouver or Victoria
The Empress Of Russia arrived In
Victoria Tuesday morning and
Wednesday proceeded 10 Vancouver.
Officials either do not know or re
fuse 10 diyuigc just when the theft
occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
HOLD WOMAN e
BAY OVER H0U|

Three armed bandits entered The
home of -. Waderi. Japanese. 1000
Burns boulevard, just south Of the
city limits. at 100 .. m. wednesday,
and after frightening Mrs. Waderi
and her children. remained for an
hour and hair searching for money
They found So They left shortly
before Wadcn came home. according
% n report 10 the sheriff.
Waderi has a vegetable staIl In The
pubic market and II IL thought that
fHe bandits expected him 70 have a
large amount Of money hidden In the
housS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
Rummage Sale Will
Aid Wellesley Fund

In the northeast corner store Of
tho wcstlake public market rum.
mage sale will be held Friday and
Saturday for the benefit Of the
Wellesley college endowment fund
Mrs. Frederick Hall White. state
chairman for tho fund campaign
viii be In charge, aAsisted by Miss
Margaret Maine, local chairman
Mrs. John Travis. president Of the
club, and other off1ccrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
Seattle Budget Bill
Is Passed by Hous,

OLYMPIA, March Sin the fad
Of vigorous protests from ReprcScf
tativo Thomas y. Murphlne, " y.
1862. calling for a budget for the city
Of Seattle. was passed By the house
yesterday. 81 20 30. Murphine ar
gued that the matter was one for the
people OF Seattle to settle under the
city charter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
Alaskan Legislator
Dies in Hotel Room

Edward Burr0ughs. H. Alaskan
legislator. died In his room at the
Benton hotel "wednesday. lie WAS
scheduled TO go North for the open.
ing session Of the territorial legisia
ture. Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
Illness Contracted
3 Years Ago Fatal

Illness contracted In tho aviation
corps OF the army three years ago
caused tho death, "Wednesday after.
noon. OF Andrew LIttlefeid. IS. son
OF Mira. c. u. Littlefield. 44is second
ava ~. ~. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03

ALL CITY COUNCIL CASDJ.
DATES and the public are invited
10 a meeting in the University
branch library Saturday. at D. M.
10 discuss the Issues of tho city
campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
Thompson Talks to
Young Americans

Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson. nd.
tutant general, was 10 address the
Young Mems Republican club Thurs.
day noon. at VOLTS cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03

MALCOLM DOUGLAS win tell
'crn all about II tonight The prose
cutor is going to deliver an address
before pre-law students at the univer.
sity on LAWS In Public Offices"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
ny WHIT HADLEY

ny WHIT HADLEY
OSSfNfNG. March al arm glad
you have come 90 sec ne. You viii
tell mo Of my little gtrl Giorlaf l
have never seen her. and I am 60
do here. they tell me. without ever
seeing her"
These were tho first remarks Of
James o'Dcll. condemned TO cleo
trocution for the murder Of Edward
J. Knclp. who wronged his wlfo be
fore her marriage and pursued her
afterwards.
The wife. who assisted him in the
crime. Is serving n life sentence ia
Auburn prison
While n prisoner. shs has given
birth to n daughter. Baby Gloria.
who. too. IL prisoner. tho innocent
OF any offcnsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Foch keeps
king waiting half hour when he
forgets tea engagement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
PEARL WILL GO MAD "
THEY TAKE BABY AWAY

Pearl would go mad n they took
the baby from her. And n am
dead. then can't help her
You couldn't help her IN any
event. even II your sentence were
changed TO life imprisonment I
explained "And you cannot change
that two ycar-iaw"
NO. cannot change the law.
But ! would like little ehanc, 10
redeem what have helped 10 do.
Perhaps Pearl win think II b~nt
for Gloria 10 go to somc good fam.
ily who can bring her up In iwnor.
anco OF her rarrntas.. Perhaps
some governor will pardon Pearl in
time 40 she can take caro- of the
baby. Perhaps they viii commute
my sentence no that I can do the
RICH, thing for both II ever ge,
frse. don't know what TO say. 4"
Meanwhile petitions for the par,
don or parole OF Pearl orDen. no
She can take Baby Gloria out OF
prison. are being circulated for pres.
entation to Governor Nathan l..
Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03

OLYMPIA. March s.--By a vote Of
50 To .. tho house yesterday passed
~. II zss. tho Saplro cooperative
farm market association bin The
vote cam. after a spirited debate b.
tween Representative Frank u.
Sanger. Of whitman county. who adj.
vocated II. and Representative Thon.
y. Murphinc. Of King. who op-
posed H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03

UOQuiAM.--farrners 10 aftrnd
dinner given by Hoquiam CONNER.
cial club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03

-rcri me what you think ought
TO hc done with little Gioria--if the
worst comes To tho WORST asked.
Gloria must have an even
break" he said. -Shs should never
know about me. Ny VIII. wants
Gloria TO 20 20 her slst-r--tiii she
herself leaves prison"
But I said. you know that
after twp years thu law compcis thu
warden TO take Gloria away from
her mother and h. can then do
with her as no thinks best What
would you adylHrF"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
DOES 1T do ANY MAN
GOOD TO PRAY.

Does Il do "A man any good 90
prnyT- he asked me IN the death.
house At Sing Sing. y don't know.
II have never played before, and
now I am praying very hard that
the higher court viii give me 4 new
trial: am praying for my wifs
Pearl. am praying for Gloria
THE boys don't laugh when you
pray in here Most OF them pray.
too.
II don't care. about life for my.
self. I have said goodbye 20 seven
OF the boys. But there 10 Pearl and
the baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03

PARIS Ifiy-Clenn forSman. -
carving hts initials on chest Of MrH
Harry Rogers. 10. aS "'iove tcst."
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07
Accidentally Killed Her
Goldfish; Took Poison

Mrs. Charles Marsden, thirty
years old, of College Springs,
Ia, changed the water for her
bowl of six goldfish. She thought
the well water too cold and
added some from the tea kettle.
The water was too hot and the
fish died instantly.
Mrs. Marsden became hysteri-
cal and when her husband re-
turned home she swallowed two
ounces Of carbOlic acid.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-05-07
Old Almanac.

Burlington, Kan.-W. W. Richards
Of Lebo believes he is the possessor
OF the Oldest almanac In Kansas. His
almanac was printed in 1901, thus be-
ing go years old. 1t was printed in
iwelah By Thnmas Jones.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11
MEAT INJURIOUS !
70 THE KIDNEYS
fake . tablespoonful Of sal:s if Bach
hurts or bladder bothen-Ncat
forms uric acid.

We are a nation Of meat eaters ard
,ur blood is filed with uric acid. says &
xell-snovn ar .hority. who warns us 70
,e eonstsBt.y On guard against kidney
.ronble.
The kidneys DO their utmost to free
sbs blood OF this irritating acid. bu.
9ecome weak frcm the overwork: thy
,st sluggish: the eiimiuative tissues clog
md thus the waste Is retained in The
'aod - poison the entire system.
Then yonr kidneys ache and fee. IKE
.aps Of lead. and von have stineipz
sains in The back or the urine IS cloa..s.
'ull OF sediment, OF tbe bladder is irri
able, obliging you 10 sex .el;ef dur;n.
ne night; when you have severe bead
aches. nervous and dizzy spells. sieep,css-
ness. acid stomach or rheumatism in bad
weather. get from your pharmacist about
our ounces OF Jsd Salts: take
tablespoonful in a glass OF water before
breakfast each morning and in a few
days your kidneys will act iine- This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and, lemon juice. combined with
i;this. and has been used for generations
70 flush and stimulate cloeeed kidnevs.
o nsutrslize the acids in urine 50 it Ia
no longer source Of irritation. TIN E
ending urinary and bladder disorders. .
Jsd 1calts Is inexpensive and cannos
iniure: makes a delightful efervesrsns
hthia-wster drink, End nobody car rake
a mistake BY taking little occasionally
10 keeB the Kidneys clean and seiiye.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11
SHE WAS WORRIED
OVER HER DAUGHTER
She Hadn't Known Well Day In
Six Years, Says Mother
Health Perfect Now.

"Only a mother can know how
worried and dos ,c-atc was atos'
the condition Of my daaSh,er. Blanche
Watkins. who I could see Vas ,1s.ns
we.eat and strength every day anf
hov grateful / an 10 Tania, fcr ;e-
stor:ns her TO 9c-faci health sa- f.
Mrs Berile Cloonaa. so East Th.fa
81. Oklahoma CITY. Okla
Abo.t six years aso my aauehoef
began complaining OF pains in boz
side and back. and from thai time
until recently she didn't know ~haf
!, Vas 10 have wei DAY on &C.,
count of the awful suffering when
ever she ate a hearty meal she sai
So she was aimos; afraid % eat any
things She Vas restless and ncr-
voas both day and niehs an3 was
almost in dos air over hes condition.
-The he.s brought mr. from tlr
very beginning vas revelation 70
me. for had no, heHeved j 7oss'
hlo Tor a medicine 70 reach her case
Al her troubles are sore non. she
fun 81 lifa and orsrsy ana look
ing be.,er than have seen her =
wears
~Taniac & sola n G1;Ar.e hy lille
Drug Co. ana 81 leading cuselsis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11
TOOL DRESSER KILLED
BY UNKNOWN ASSASSIN
No Clue To Person Who Fired
Shot In the Dark At Passing
Auto. Killing Benny
Leonard

Sspn'ra. Nov. il-Hcnny leonaT1.
% years old. a tool dresses vas sh0.
and instantly killed bg an unkuown
assassin nrde- mysterious o'rcum-
stances at a negro school house near
Hepburn late last night according 70
reports received at the sheriff Of
flee here
Leonard is said TO have entered The
school house in company with Buck
Roston and two women driving out
from Heyturn in an automobile. Sooa
ai,er they entered shot was fired
throush window at the rear o. the
schcol house. s,ene,.ating Leonard 3
left gro'n.
Rosion seized a pistol from the
wounded man and exchanged several
shots with the murderer in the woods
near the school house Roston re-
lor;od the assai.ani appeared 70 b,
a neer1
A sherifrs posse secured The near-
bv country all "Wednesday without
results. searching surrounding towns
near Bristow. The cause az the
shooting remains a mystery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11
Pimples Denote
Waste Products
In the Blood
So Do Blsokhesds, Boils and
Similar Skin Disorders.

The human srsfern J. forever s.-irfr-
70 get rid II the waste rr.ensrs II :
Afe-work whifA goes er forever w1,.a
waste products p; in the hlsed. II 8
cause a lowered vitality. As resul-. we
eeocme subject 10 nsny painful and er=-
harrAssing ailments.
When fte>e symptefss sf=.ear. Nature
i warming - To throw s.ff fhe VASE
products. the blood must - purified
l'oa't clog yrar blood JuSt clean Il out
Nature viii De the resf Pure. rsh. Ri
slccd ncurishes tbe hcdF ard fights OF
disease
: : :. the standard blood purifier
and system builder. is TIE IDEAL remedr
fer skin eruptiazs Tbe effer Il :. :
i . rid the system q the waste pro-
ducts which are causing The trouble F.s-
over - wears : : : has proven 70 b
~ gnrsUsl merit Begin taking : :. :
TO-DAY snd write for Is rs-e Illustrated
booklet. -Fscf About the Biecsi--frse-
Personal medical advice. witho.:
eharse. may also be had br sending :
complete description of yeur case Aa-
dress Chief Medicsi Director. swift sp--
cifIc Co. 7zl :. s. s Laboratory. Afiabta.
Ca. An drug stores sell s. SIS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11

There Is more Caiarih ir this se.-
ton of the country than al 0ther dis
eases paf together. and fcr wears 4
Wa supposed 70 be incnrahie Do.-
tors prescribed local remedies. ana av
constantly falling to cure with Jos %
treatment. pronounced il inclran'c
CatarTh is a local disease. greatly sn-
fiusncea by constitutional conditions
and therefore requires constitutional
treatment Halls Catsrrh Medicine.
manufactured By r J. Cheney < Co.
Toledo. ONO. Is a constitutional rcn-
edv. IS taken internally and acts ihfa
the Blood on the Muous Surisces e.
the system One Hundred Dollars re-
wari is offered fo- anv case TIA
Halls Catarrh Medicine fails to cnre
Send for circulars and testimonials
F. J. CHENEY. & Co To'c60 0h.a
Sold By Druggists. 75c
Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11
Money ard Roads

Editor Leader In your issue of
yesterday tthe 10TH ii was stated
that $1,000 had lately been expended
on the roads in this vicinity !
should Ike to whisper in your %
that il does not depeni at all On
the amount Of money expended. bet
on the amornt Of road j completes.
can show you hole p the roe !
-lliv feet across where over one
ienth cf this amour; was dumped
where il ecu 4 and shouid hare been
expended 10 rror.ce mile Of mucn
better road leaaing from Meridian -
this lace ii any one thinks ] q
-gerate ie. them ask the men thai
wurR On the road They ought to
know don't jake 10 assume The
role o. kicker bui irath s. m'gh-
tF~ AID fhe facts VII come on.
sometime should like to whisper
also that Z think much 81 TIE az
xrsxaiion expressed ia that Cashio1
matter against the business men q
TINS town CONES fruu some q these
letter constantly Tsrocis ming iig gria.
and Otherwise wbsf sacrifices tbeT
are wliing 70 make fo- the sake of
rood roads When. & Fos 20 to tbe1u
4a..,. ,,.s4 ...r.4..r -. r1rt F~-s.r -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11
FULL blOODs WANT
J. c. WRIGHT's SCALP
Petition Asking For the Removal
Of Indian Agent At Paw
huska Is Signed BY
Tribesmen

WashIston. Noy IA edition
calling for the removal Of J Georse
Wright superiatenaent OF ac Usage
ssency. sai1 10 bear tAc signature
e vrtaai.y all Tie al-blooa,d
osaees. IS understood 20 le On tae
way to Washington Indian Com
missioner Burke sad
Information o. ihe petition came
from Jadge c * Sutherland O.,
Honins and Congressman Chandler
sutherland is here on somo Osage
mAiters. bn, denied TIA. his business
has ans connection with the pei'-
tion.
NTisaf has served as lnetinicrl-
cni Of the Osaee aeeney for eight ~
nine years and Is enc q the fev
hoi overs from the aast ..uminisira-
tioa. lie has been in the Indian ser-
vice in various capacities since boY-
hood No intimaii0n was received -
To the grounds upon which il wss
desired hy lndins re have him -
moved. Consresswomen Ro5eTiso1.
who served with Wrisht and who Is
his champion. suggested that t-e
superintendent NAV have ar0us
hostility among the Indians hy his
insisienee upon the payment Of debts
ran M in Oklahoma store. aal eisc-
where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11

Editor Leader May | make a few
statements concerning 81 article c.
tilted Second Comin- OF Christ a
Myiher
The Bible Is the o dost book in oA-
isicnec\ Tine and again men have
sought to banish It from the earth
They have hidden il and burned Il.
have martyrrd their fellow men 10.
haying copies Of il in their possess
SION: bat through the fierce battle.
G. 20 centuries il has emerged ua-
Sc .hei stin beloved by conseeratcl
believers in is sacred pages.
AL Scripture Is given by inspira-
ton Of God II TIM s.le and tar
facts prove that the author Of the
Bible has been its Preseryer. also
that 1t Is not of human origin.
Many rens. many minds, many cr-
cumstAacos. many centuries influenc-
"a the writing OF the Bible bst
through al its psges there IS on =
one theme-that IT, the origin Of SIN,
rs cause. its effect Coils remedy.
and the final restitution oi all ;hings
sYcken BY the months Of al tn
holy grophsts since the world be-
gan
Concerning the second eomins o.
chrst. / insist emGhatica,ly i was
prophesicd .n the Holy Word
It was not TO be exrected tha;
Chrisis physical aody was meant 10
be returned to this earth. His flesh
was sacrificed for the sins Of tn
world But We 10 read that "tae
sun Of Righteousness shah arise with
healing n his beams" As tae
bright shining sun emerges from t5e
east and Eliminates even INTO the
west. so will bc the presence Of tne
son o. Man" Matt 2i..7l. illnstra'
ing the gradual dawn u truth an
blessing in the day Of HIS secoac
coming. thus lan.shlng the darknes
% ignorance. SUI e-siitlou unbelie'
and evil M II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11
Rocks As Large As
Ships Hurled In Air

in liant para bo.as Only the flowe y
crest OF the eruption was visible to
US as 1t played against the sky. Tao
smoke column tilted southwark by
the wind. reached upwards thousanls
Of feet and in two days the smoke
cloud extended 100 niles down the
coast and out 10 sea
Then the wind shifted TO the west
and the ship vas sprinkled vita
volcanic dust There was a great
roar like the sound OF an artillery
battle. and il was reported that tac
water in Kronotsay Bay had risen IN
temperature - degrees while
magnetic disturbances rendered the
ships compass unworkable- Fearing
subterranean sea-wave we put on;
is miles Off the shore and on Sep
tember recorded a violent earth
quake which shook the ship. The
same was experienced at the Com
mandorsky islands and Ust Kam-
chatka.
There are few places where the
direct and positive force of nature
can be realized SO intensely as in
this far away land. There are about
s3 volcanoes in Kamchatka of which
20 are active; there is no historian
to record their great doings excep;
an astonished fisherman 1000 or
! 200 miles away. 4 geographical
expedition from Sweden intends to
announce next year the results OF
its scientific work in Kamchaika'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11
RestaurantManC Couldn't t
Eat His Own Food

ITS pretfy tough for restaurant
man 10 have stomach trouble NJ
customers we're always telling ne 1
ought 10 eat in a good Restaurant
The fact vas ! colldn't eat thl1-
that didn't tlo2t ME " and 10 meGi-
cine or doctors helped ne u.cd
everything recoLlnended and Il last
Nayr's Wonderful Remedy, and Z
assure you ! didn't have 70 look any
further. Since taking il ! have been
. well man il j. SIMPLE. harm
less preparation tast removes n {,
catarrhal mncus from the intesiinsi
tract and allays the infls snmat-oa
which causes practically al stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments. includ-
sng appen licitis One dose WIZ Goa
vince or money refunded At Al
Druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-11

Toxic. Nov. l0-S Showers Of rock
larger than ships were hurled from
a raging volcano on KamchatAa
where a terrible and magnificent vel
canic phenomenon occurred in Aus-
ust recallIn. the primitive days Of
the formation OF the earth Ate.
having been wrecked and washed
away on the shore OF kanchstka
Frederick Mccormick. well known
American newspaper correspondent.
Witnessed the extraordinary eruption.
In report to the Japan Adrer
tizer. NJ. Mccormick says On ar
irving at Hakkaido. in northern
Japan. heard from a fisherman ~
an earthquake above Hokkaido anl
the disappearance in the sea. Seq
tember 5. or part OF the island c.
The kuriie eroup The earthquake
extended from liokkaido to the
Aleui.ans and was bu, .. olongs-
ton OF the seismatic phenomens
occurring in Kamchatka. where J
was wrecked on the Kronotsky Pen
!nsula Ten days later 50 sea miles
to the south. found myself at Sem
lachik from where ! saw the magni-
ficent eruption OF Volcano Karin
skaya Above mountain ridge
which lay between. We could see
The aii Of glasses the expu.-
sion az showers or TO as. many OF
which must have been larger ttan
ships. as they flew through the say