The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
FOREIGN

drowned and about one hundred per-
sons killed and injured ashore and
about fifty junks and sanrpans cap
sized during a typhoon at MacAoon,
China.
Two masked bandits entered
private club on Granville street, Van
couver, Il. c., lined up score OF card
players and after taking forty-five
minutes to collect $4,000 from their
victims, fled.
The eleventh-hour homeward rush
of globe-trotting Yankees continues
apacc, and this weekend will see some
$1,000 Americans with lightened peck
etbOoks cleared on eight big liners for
the United States.
Abdel Krim, leader of the Riff
tribesmen, on the warpath in Morocco,
Issued call for 100000 men. Riffs
living In French Morocco are returning
to fight the SpanIards. Tribesmen who
refuse to fight have their property con.
fiscated.
Kiel was bone dry for one day re.
Gently. Not even soft drinks We're
sold. The beer halls, wine rooms.
cafes, restaurants and iced drink
places of all kinds and even coffee
rooms, We're closed in protest against
the reich tax on alcoholics.
The English race horse. Tracery, sire
OF Papyrus, winner of this years der
by at Buenos Aires. has been sold back
to England. He came out two years
ago for breeding purposes at pur-
chase price of $26jOOO. His return
price, however, was slightly under this
sum.
Fire Quilted the Cosmopolitan cafe,
the largest restaurant in Nogales, So
nora, II few days ago. The Hognles,
| Ariz, fire department crossed the in
| ternational line and assisted in efforts
| to control the blaze. Damage Is esti-
mated at 100000. The Cosmopolitan
cafe was n popular gathering place for
visitors from the United States.
Nomc.-Whte forces in control OF
| of the Russian soviet administration
| ut Eastcape, Siberia, are expected to
| surrender their authority when the
volunteer steamer Stavrapol arrives ut
F., Koyma with 100 soldiers of the Red
army aboard. Conditions ut Kolyma
are unknown among traders in Nome,
but 1t is recalled that the Eastcape ad-
| mnistrution changed hands Aug. 10
and that conditions there still are I'M
settled.
Capt. Roald Amundsen. Norwegian
| explorer, who was forced by an acct
dent to his airplane to abandon his
| proposed air flight from Alaska to
| SpitZbergen over the North Pole. has
| Indicated that he will make another ut
tempt. using Spitzbergen rs II base,
according to officers Of the coast guard
cutter Bear, which arrived recently in
st. Paul, Alaska, from II voyage to
Point Barrow and Wainwright, where
the explorer made his base.
Political circles were Jared by
bomb shell when Manuel QueZon. who
recently resigned as president OF the
Philippine Senate because OF his diff
ferences with the American executive
administration, announced he had
cnblcd secretary OF war that Mayor
Rodriguez Of Manila, lately appointed
to that post by GOvernor-General
Leonard Wood. was an ex.convict
from Bilibid prison. The Herald Is
sued an extra edition. demanding
edltorially that the encouragement
request Mayor Rodriguez resignation.
GENERAL
The first step In the laying of the
eighteenth cable across the Atlantic
was begun II few days ago.
Al the closing session OF the Inter
national Photoengruyers' union conven-
tion ut milwaukee,, Los Angeles was
chosen over New York as the meeting
place for the 1924 convention.
| Force of deputy shcriffs was rushed
to Carnegie, II suburb of Pittsburg,
when Il crowd of about 300 persons
blocked II street and stopped II parade
of ku Klux kansmen. The parade
was led by an automobile but the
klansmen on foot We're reported to cX-
tend back for more than II mile.
| Joe Huff, known along the Pacific
coast as the tallor-nviator. and Edwin
| Dihall, II negro. Il years old, were
killed when the airplanc In which they
were riding crashed to earth at Ven
Ice. Calf.
Thirty-six thorobrcd horses, the re-
muindcr Of the stables OF Anita II.
Baldwin. on the Santa Anltu rancho.
near Pasadena. and valued ut more
than 100000. have been given to the
United States government by her. Col.