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Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
Veteran Cy Young Stages Comeback In SandlOt Battle
TRepubIIcan A. p. Leased Wirel

CLEVELAND. July 2s.-Old time professional baseball players, some of whom played with Cleveland as far back as 1878. today defeated team of veterans and lotters, II to 6, the event being one of the features of Cleveland's 125 anniversary celebra- tion.
 A large crowd was present to watch the former stars. Cy Young. the only pitcher who ever won 500 major league games, went to the box at the outset of the contest with Chief Zim- mer, his old catcher, behind the bat. Each is well over 50 years of age. This famous old battery worked two innings. being followed by younger pitchers and catchers-
 Only two hits were made off Young He struck out two batters, and gave one base on balls.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
MAKE GOOD SHOWING

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, July 2s-- American oarsmen won two of seven events in the opening day today of the Royal Canadian Henly regatta Toronto crews captured three eventf and Hamilton and St. Catherines each one. The American victors were the 140-pound eight of the Detroit rowing club. and Ed McGuire of Buff falo, who won the junior singles.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
Enraged Citizen
 Kills Policeman;
 Wounds 2 Others
IRepubIIcan A. P. Leased WIreJ

I Ice-bcu
 CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, July 29.- Police Officer Frank Wilson was shot and killed tonight and officers Will liam Mike and James Bailey shot and seriously wounded by John Broeksmit, whom they were seeking to arrest. After a running battle through three squares. Broeksmit backed himself against the wall Of the public library and pumped as shots at the police from an army automatic. Finally he was over powered and taken, unnarmed. to the police station.
 Broeksmit. earlier in the evening. had threatened to shoot one of a number of boys who were playing ball near his home His anger was aroused when the ball accidentally struck him.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
Missing President
 Of Chicago Bank Is
 Near Mexico, Belief
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 CHICAGO. July 29.-Warren c. Spurgin, missing president of the Michigan Avenue Trust company. who is being sought in connection with $1,000,0 900 shortage in the bank ac- counts. is now near the Mexican bor- der which he is seeking to cross. ac- cording to James E. McShane, assist ant states attorney.
 Three Chicago detectives were de- tailed today to pursue Spurgin and 1t was declared that his arrest was expected shortly. Reports that he had boarded yacht near Mobile. Ala. and now was in the Gulf of Mexico, were denied. It was author ftatively stated that he had been traced toward the Mexican line through information supplied by a woman.
 r. A receiver was appointed today to take over assets which Spurgin left behind in his flight.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
ORIENTAL PARTICIPATION

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29-Par- ticir ation of Oriental nations in the proposed disarmament conference is vitally necessary because Oriental questions menace the worlds peace, pr. Jacob Gould Schurman United States minister to China declared in an address here today. Dr. Schur- man sails for China tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
Long Hunger Strike To Fool Hangn,an''
 Is Ended By Death

CRepubllcan A. P. Leaseo WireJ
 CHICAGO, July 2o.-Preferring death by starvation to facing trial on charge of having slain his wife, Andrew 6rykajIo died in the county hospital today as the result of . long hunger striks.
 He was taken to the hospital on July 14 from the jail where hs was a~aiting trial when his con dition became serious following his rsfusas to eat. ~ will fool the hangran yet he said.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
TAKE BRlTIsH VIEWPOINT

ROME, July 29-The committee on foreign affairs of the chamber Of deputies today discussed the Silesian question and decided to adhere to the British viewpoint of not sending more troops to Upper Silesia prior to the meeting of the allied supreme council.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
TRAINS coLLIDE-2 KILLED

MASON CITY. Iowa. July 29.-En- gineer Al Moody was fatally scalded and Brakeman Dave Slater of Manly was killed. and four other trainmen were seriously injured in head on collision of two Rock Island freight trains at Clear Junction. near here, today. Engineer Moody died this aft ernoon.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
(RenuhIiean A. P. Ieased Wirel

WASHINGTON, July 29-The accomplishment of the administration toward relief of financial conditions reviewed at length in statement issued today from the White House declaring that work done in that direction during the last four months constitutes "an achievement of the largest importance to the country
 In support of this assertion the statement points to and discusses at length the reduction of discount rates by federal reserve banks, steps taken by the treasury towards refundng the national debt the sumption of active operation by the war finance poration efforts toward final settlement of the railroad stock industry and various other items of the admin istration's financial policy.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
DO YOU KNOW:-

That the Alfalfa Crop this year will exceed 900? You can't eat it, but it brings some money into the valley and you'll get your share. Twice as much last year, and still you say not coming back fast enough.
 Boost little every day-smile!
 We Believe In Arizona!
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
LI0UIDATI0N0F WAR DEBTS AND
 CREDIT RETENTION POINT WAY TO NORMALCY, ,STATEMENTSAYS

Discount Rate Reductions, Resumption Of Active Operation by War Finance Corporation and Efforts to Settle Rail Problem Recited in Support of Admin istratiOn Assertion
Arizona republican., 1921-07-30

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Arizona republican., 1921-07-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
GEORGE
IS FRIGHTENED
Says Poles Threaten Peace
OF Europe

LONDON. May 1.-THE peace Of
Europe IL threatened Try tho Polish
inmirrection In Upper siiesia.
Premier Lloyd George told commons
today.
II arm frightened he declared. AT
what may happen II confidence u not
restored
'"The Polish invasion fs a complies
defiance Of IN. treaty Of verrailias.' $
tho premier declared.
Unless stern Justice IN ueted out
Immediately II will be fatal TO the
peace OF Europe"
George raid there was no reason
why tho allies should object % Ger
many's using her forces 20 keep
order In her own province.
THAT would be simply fair play.
he declared.
Tho prrmicr.s approval Of Ger
rnany's use ~ her forces IN Upper ~
t~sia marked n grave divergence OF
opinion with the French.
France II on record az diaapprovinr
q German expedition into that region
She answered Beriin's proposal o,
such an expedition with tho state
m~nt that u would h. a violation o,
tho Versailles treaty and would b.
considered an act 81 war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Terrorism Is Feared
in Upper Silesia

oPrElE. Upper silaaia. May IL
unrcrtrnined uerrorisn In Upper
Bileaia was feared today. Polish fol.
lowers OF Adaibcrt Korfanty. lacking
supplies and funds. are getting out
OF control.
Thus fr the Poles have acted M
organized military bands. II not held
under control. II wis feared a reign
u outlawry would be Instituted.
A general strike Of German work
ers became effective here following
a German protest to General Lerond.
French oommandant over French
unfairnena.-
Lerond was Asked by the German
picblscite representative to tell the
truth regarding Polish claims that an
arrnistics has been arranged. with
the Poles retaining possession Of
three-auartsrs OF Upper Bileaia-
tits n nwindle." Lerond declared
mo such armlstics has been ar
ranged"
Despite L~rund's denial. the War.
saw wireless repeated the claim yes.
terday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
MORE LAID OFF
IN STRIKE HERE
Pacific S. S. Co. Employees
Lose Their Jobs

No shipping board ve-seis $40
from seatus Thuryday. and 49,
was scheduled 10 sail today.
More employee tho total nov -
ing nearly 700. were laid off By u
Pacific Steamship CO. In Seattle -
TscomA
The steamships West yspm
wheatiand Montana and West L..
the latter having Just arrived t.
the orient. will be sailed on sche1ra
time with fun nonunion crews, n -
strike il not over. thor opsratnes -
ciared Friday.
The steamship wiriso,e. aIshe Z
shipping board vessel. n unhnrn
pered by tho strike- Her crew ~
signed on At New York for tho ruus1
trip at the old rate before the strlkn
began. Tho wiilsoio IN at Taos.
loading for tho return voyaxe.
The unions and the ship opefaAnn|
were apparently no nearer an asrv&,
ment Friday than before. Whiis ~
strikers Indicate that the wage ct
might be accrpted by them. tiey
firmly hold TO their demand for o.
time pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
FRIGHT KILLS
EDMONDS MAN
Sees Youth Fatally Injured
and Drops Dead

frightened by the screams OF .
youth. pinned beneath an overturn'
ID tractor. II. w. Dcpue. 10. Of Ed
monda. had an attack OF hehrt
trouble Thursday afternoon and
died before sssistanoe arrived FREQ
Bacon, the youth. was, possibly Ia
tally injured
Bacon, 20. an expert TRACTOR cp-
orator. was using the machine IN
clearing site for tho Edmonds
Spring Water company's 100000
gaiion reservoir when II fell back
ward upon him while he was uyins
TO make q slight upgrade.
His screams. which frightened Do
pue. died away In n few seconds M
he became unconscious He DID not
regain consciousness Thurrdny night.
Internal injuries are feared. aitho
no bones were broken.
Bacon in the son Of y. J. Bacon OF
Edmonds. Depue was the father OF
Nrs. Louis +. Arp Of the same town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Bright and early this morning
when His Honor. the Mayor. s,atted
for the office. he was wayiald. but
tonholed and separated from tive
times by the girls decked out IN In
dian toys. shown In the above pie
ture.
They ara the mayors attractive
young daughtsrx Arnns and
Eleanor and both are Camp Fire
girlx
Thus the tag campaign for the
Seattle Camp Fro girls was
launched.
Tho real tag sale. however. won's
start until Saturday morning.
The tags viii be 10 cents each.
no more. no less. And the proceeds
win be used to found tho Camp
Fire girls summer home on vaahon
Island
Seattle n ens Of shs greatest
Camp Fire ccnters IN the country.
there being 1900 Camp Fire girls
hern
Camp FYrs b declared 10 Be enc
Of the greatest factors for good
now In existence II. teaches gtrls
love Of the homo and trains them
for AL that's good and wholesome.
In the Camp Fire circles ar~
being moulded the future mother,
Of America
They Do want 70 buifd up sha,
camp. IL means everything 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Steam Roller Runs
Away; Driver Killed

Instantly killed when his clothing
caught In the drive SHAFT OF the
ponderouH machine Thursday after
noon. the body OF John fnmari. ~.
was carried more than two blocks on
top OF the steam roller he had been
plotting.
fnman. VINO had h>en employed IN
the park department for the last III
years ms steam roller engineer. had
just finished some work on the
Aadrona Park boulevard when his
clothing caught on a set screw on
the main shaft drive.
His body was pulled up on top OF
the boiler and his skuli crushed
Carrying tho dead body. tie plot
iesa machine lurched over 200 yards
down Lake Washington blvd. and
then plunged down n io-foot embank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
News in
Tabloid

He's q nut
Annoys orrli,a and Rsnion Juno
ton resdenss
Air mail for Philippines soon. ays
word from the i-iAndsl
Lawns. all about EN- Hortfeui.
turai chamber. ooun,y-ciy building.
.. m. Friday.
To hold annual election officers
Saturday. wornens Democratic
club. Msvcs'. p IN
Eiks to picnic at silver LAIN June
70. announcement by George Pearce.
chairman picnic committee
Clothing school held ~ Cnfby BY
Miss Bmxie c. B1Ardsicy. Of u. Of w.
largely attended. Il n reported
Afnory inspectsd tAn O. N b.
Brig. Gen. George A. whisA. ad;utAnt
xcneri Oregon national guard
Dave Storey. Northwest trznspnr.
tAron man. appointed traffic Agent.
Seattle hcadauArtsxA c. ~ = 81 r.
railway.
To IMPROVE Tong assfanc>. n.y.
bancroft oherArdi. vice president
American Telephone a Telegraph Co.
visiting Seattle
DR.. and Mrn Charles r. CrannA-
way. former Seattle r~nidentss return
to y. a. after two years RELIEF work
In Armenia
Extravzxancs decrfed By Prof.
Stephen I. Miller. OF y. Of w. spcak-
inf before Washington socsety Cert.
fled Accountants. Thurrdsy.
Retail merchants probiema g.
piainca by DIR. w. J. Hindicy. former
mayor Of SPOKANE Friday noon.
Masonic club.
National guard 0mp at FNirhoim
named Camp Frank H. Renick.- In
honor OF Senator Renick. accident
ally asphyxiated last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Urges Tax-Cutting
Body Be Appointed

Immediate appointment by the city
Of two representatives and toy the
county. port district and school dis
trict No. OF one representative
each. In accordance with the de-
cision at 4 recent meeting Of public
officials. to devise means OF reducing
taxation. was urged by Port Com.
missioner w. T. Christensen Thurs
day In . letter 10 tho tax-levyi Ing
bodies affected
The representatives thus appointed
arc to report To a Joint meeting Of
the bodies they represent. May rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Go Ahead With N. w.
Tourist Publicity

Directors OF the Pacific Northwest
Tourist association decided at Van
couver. y. C.. Thursday to inaugur-
afo their tourist publicity for this
year. The action was taken In the
expectation that the state OF Wash
hgton win raise its fun quota by
subscription within tho next few
days.
Oregon and British Columbia have
met their share OF the expense by
legislative appropriation. Washing.
ton is within a few thousand dollars
Of the necessary s37.5oo by subscrip-
ton from business men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
ADDITIONAL POLICE
MUyG RUSHED IN
Troops Ordered to
Mine War Zone

CAMP SHERMAN. Ohio. May ~.
-Orders wers received today for
Gkderal forces here TO b prepared
- move into Mingo county. West
Virginia. 10 queIl guerrilla warfare
Major General Reed. commander
- the Nth army corps area. noti-
0ed Colonel Herman Hall. command
=. to hold the 18th Infantry rrgi.
0ent In readiness The regiments
Gtrength In SIS msn and includes
t1fles. trench mortarn. howitzers,
motor and medical sections.
Trains were awaiting TO transport
ne troops on . moments notice.
WASHINGTON. May ia.-rorlow'
0g the cabinet meeting today, Sec.
rotary Of War Weeks announced he
had directed Major General George
W. Reed. commander Of the nth
army corps area. 10 investigate the
g1n fighting In the Mingo county
West Virginia, coal regionA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
seth Artillery to
Go to Philippines

TACOMA. May is.-The seth coast
artillery regiment nj Camp Lewis
will sail from here on July .. for Fort
Mills. Philippines. according 10 orders
received here today. Tho regiment
numbers approximately 1000 officers
and men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
COLONEL IN THE ARMY
IS FIRST ON LIST
NAMING SlACKERS

CHICAGO. May f5.--The first
name on the Stacker list" made
public here yesterday was VII.
liam Sutherland Bacon. q colonel
in the army.
y aeon volunteered az a private
In 1917 and was assigned to the
chemical warfare service. He was
lieutenant colonel when honor
ably discharged.
The coloners motherin-law.
Mrs. George NJ. Blossom, said
some ono ought to apologize to
william"
Bacon Is now connected with
the bond department of the Ma
ttonal City bank. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Architect School
to Display Work

The work Of the architectural
school at the University Of Washing.
ton will be inspected by city archi.
tects today from to s and from Z
10 p. m There are 200 students in
the school, which has been In ex.
istence seven years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BICAMY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

zoe Of vaudeville fam~. she Il was
who gave him the betrayal kisA
Not only N she wife No. ., but
Harry married her twscA They had
married In Rochester. MINI, come 20
New York. and promptly lost the
certificate. hence the second wedding
- he sailed away TO b = soldier.
Happiness blessed me u'asen UNI.
Sepsempef. 1917. wnen harfy paeo
ou OF oIenns nie. o oays a.e'
IN foFt huron' Micn-s, ne 'narr.so IVA
fsamonson. the youhssas OF All VINO
was paying inEcnue parts IN esu
nr attfacuona a
recently al tnr~e WV mes m =
tnea,fieAi booking oti'o>. pmpAF~u
notes sent Tor HafJ' ana 'hen
pnaeed MN IN JAIL.
Manhattan JACK Murrays ose "
shgnty dnfercnt IN tnat ne maze no
attempt 70 conceal from ma wives
aiter marriage the tActs OF aus mar
RACES 10 tho otncrA
Murrays wooings wefe o. sne nap
id-hre type. as IL ne himself. In
dun heishr Sndy -haired' oiue-eyed'
fluent OF speech
He was then n commercial photos'
apher, lavish spender. dressed TO
XIII ana all In all was thought much
OF
MARRIED ONE HOUR
AFTER THEY FIRST MET
% IN Fab "a is,. M enra~ca m
n s.te.a.sete IN a proaawav ,b.a,r,
49, -,t,h vsrt ~. h.a $780, ,..,or.
.~en w,tb,n an bo,,, ,h.v w.n, %
prook,vn whore A ..,s,.n, e,,v C1.rt
Wah.r mao them bu.hana ara w,,e
In fs,7 Murray suea his ac,,c,,
MA. ,or s,,o,.s h,,, sron,os ~.
:, !. v,.r 80 co,,r,er.ut,.a1r ~.
an~.,.. nhar,,,,,,, hI,, ,,,t,,, ,r,,.,,,,
rhe r.i,,orr,a co,r,. ho,~sv.r -.
80 49,.
In 1918 Murray eame E.St sxa,n
He entered the Liberty Loan organ,.
za,ion and there me, prettv and
winsorne Marie Elizabeth pougherty.
n worker for the National security
league.
Following Their mc~,fnr be enlist.
cd in the marine corn, ana two DAVIS
later. on Juiy IL both hurried tn IN.
Hall of Records. New York wbcrc
the Rev. ID. II. Loux. made them
man and wife. In His marriage
licsnse he svore he had never pre-
viously been married. Marie swore
she was % and hailed from Phllade,.
phia. They parted Immediately nj.
ter the ceremony. neither giving a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Arabs Destroy Is
Towns in SyrIn

NEW YORK. May Is.--Thirta1n
towns IN French Syrian ,errito1y
have been recently destroyed ~
sh~ik salam and his Arabs. the NJ
East Relief society has been -
formed. The French commands ~
asked for reinforcements. withdnnH
ing all troops except 300 Aigsfnn
Mohar1medans.
4~~~-~~-~~~~~~-~~~~-~~
ment at the foot Of r. James u
Inman was alone on the rollP =
the time. There wcrS no vftnanm
TO the accident
inman lived alone Il $50 80
ave. q. r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Headquarters for supplies arc al
sfT Globc building. where tags and
pals. TO 10 used ~ containers.
will be given out All money re-
turns will be made To MR.. Robert
Wilson. treasurer. at lis Whine
building.
Camp Frs girls WIN work only
In their own neighborhooda. Only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

guardians and other Grown-ups win
soil tags downtown
Tho Red crosr n aiding with .
repetition Of the back sonce cam
paign. which was used 10 success
fully In its driy. last winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

\ BrLLfNGffAM--Fred A. Ernst
Seattle. reelected president Western
Washington Baptist association. In
convention hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
miners and
POLICE IN
| HOT BATTLE
Struggle In West Virginia
Coal Fields Is Renewed
With Killings

WILLIAMSON. w. Va. May IA
Guerilla warfare continued along the
Tug river here today. The fighting
between miners strikers. state police
and county shcrtffs. which opened nj
dawn yesterday. reiEned In MARI
mac. Sprsgxs, Rawk and Alhurn. ac-
ccrding 10 mcAscr reports reaching
herN
BODY Is LYING
ON THE STREET
Ono man was dcad and four wound.
I'd. according 10 latest adviccs here.
Wire communication with the fight
ara has been cut since the battle
started and definite information was
hacking.
c. w. Smith. Of Arburn was killed
- he stepped from . train there,
ococriing to word received hero.
No attempt has been made TO reach
the body. which Is lying In the line
It fire.
Superintendent Lindsay. Of the
Auburn Coal Company. sent word
here that he had dispatched q mes
sengcr to the warning factions pro
posing an arrnistice. He asked that
1rlng cease Immediately.
Capt. J. II. Rrockus arrived today
from the battle rone. He said hts
men had been hemmed IN between
two fighting lines. and their position
vas prccarious. He managed 10
withdraw the troops In groups Of
tvo by maintaining q constant fire.
MINING CAMPS
ARE FIRED ON o.
Harry Staten. former magistrate
and prohibition officer. was shot
aown while In front Of his house In
sprtgxs. six miles from williamson
Ths warfare. which extended up
tAe tug river six miles to Aisuru.
0nd resulted In four West Virginia
mining camps being nred on by
anipers hidden In the hills on the
West Virginia and kentucky sides Of
che river. followed
Flares Of rifle and revofver fire
from tbs hills were plainly visible
here last night
The sound OF the ahots occasionally
VERY heard AZ new vofleys were let
1oosA.
The battle died down toward dawn
today. AFTER the Aihnieht sktrmish.
but later started Afrcsh
Captain J. r. BrockuA with .
handful Of stats police. has not been
heard from since he started for the
mining colonies early yersertay.
Advsccs here were that the STATE
polles were hemmod IN between the
6rfng forces on the two hIflA
Deputy shertffs were dispatched 10
ungment the police force Little fear
~ the safety Of authorities was fat.
however.
ADDITIONAL POLICE
HING RUSHED IN
AddfucnAl state poiics afs being
rushed here from Willis Branch and
other West Virginia polnts-
Reports vere circulated that fe6-
QAi troops from Camp Gherman
would arrive within the NEXT %
houp- The main fight was between
miners who have been on strike since
Industrial warfare was declared q
pear ago and the strike breakers
state police were fighting both sides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

KrrKI.ASD,--Dr. George ". Ia.
via receives gold watch from Charles
Regal. whose life he saved when Ire.
gal was seriously burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

sULTAN,--Drowns in pool whfls
fishing. Henry u. AuyHkens. IL.
s5n of Rev. ID. IL. Muyrkens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

COPENHAGEN. May 1.-THE IN.
dependence 81 Upper Sllesia will be
declared today BY Adaibert Korfanty.
Polish leader. according TO dispatches
here.
Korfanty. former Polish piebircffe
commissioner in Upper siiesda,, direct
Ell the armed expedition into that re-
ginn and the seizure OF more than
half tho country. The operation was
much the same m the occupation Of
the wilma region by General Zeii-
gowrid. Altho Germany won most OF
tho region by picbiseite. the Poles
hopa the allies viii give them the oo
cupled portions.