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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
DEATHS

Reihuren, Harrison H.. 10 wears.
Piper Armenia, SS years.
Smith, John NJ, 80 years.
McMastcr Baby. infant
Miller Amelia, u years.
culver, Lois. years.
Smith. Johanna Cecilia, 81 yeara.
HIT, Matte, AZ years,
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AUTOS FOR SALE
rnE SANDS rLANr

THE SANDS PLAN"
The
Envelope Tells the Truth
Tho fire department looks
Just az much like buflnsHH
hnawofinE n false alarm ne
10 docs going 20 real fire.
Advertising on a poor car
reads Just hs good ana per
hnps better, than ON d good
one.
Questlon-IH n a false
alarm or real fire. Tho
fifemsn cam tell III Few
minutes. but thr automobile
buyer cannot tell, That's
why $50 use the "RandH
Plan" where Tire Envelope
on every car tells the whole
Truth about b.. and the
buyer can have no doubts
40 20 what he 10 doing
Chandler Touring
Ford Coupe
Ford Sedan
Overland 90
Twin RiE Packard
sTubEHAkEns
Hig sil Touring
Special six Sedan
Special fix Roadster
Special siA chummy Road
sgsr
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
1915 y. Pike, East 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
I FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
FACTORY HAIR STORE Will. IN
DAY and NIGHT HEATTN
SHOP 20 accommodate people wins
work nyrinE uud bleaching hair
hhampnniuF marcel WHvtu 81
tilAlltDilENStNG FOR PARTIES
or DANCES facial and Hcalf
treatments and ali other beauty
work usually done IN pafiorH. All
work done BY experienced nper-
htora We also have all kinds OF
hair Eondh and make everything
that " a. wear In hair Eo0da
Make your appointment now. Eli
lint stOP, Factory Hair Store
WE bEyiATE PROM the old beaten
paths % laundering That's why
such rapid growth, We do wet
wash ia fact any wash New
Richmond Laundry Main $685.
wANTEp-is WOMEN and girls 10
pick raapbrrriea after thc 9Th. DOE
crate. Toe bonus Good field.
Hox %. sumner. wash
WANTED Ar ONCE kpcrienecd
Mattresses for Rainier National
Park Can IN person. as tniyrr-
city a.
Ht.MsfiTCHINu
Reduced prices. ttf Eitsi uidg.. SEQ
end and Pike, over Hartclrs,
HENETtTCHINg 81 80 Machine
embroidery. buttons covered.
plcatiuK 30i Peoples bank nldE.
nAoTIME PIANO PLAYiSt.
taught soc Pine st
s SITUATION--FEMALE
DAY SuRAEnY toe Ell. ss5o.J.
9 MALE HELP-WANTED
IN sam Weinftsid cant repair your
watch. throw u away. 500 Union.
BIG Green clock. orr poatoffirr.
ivANTEb-HARD ROCK tunnel
miners ISIS. chuck tenders. s.:
mucksrn. SlT5; also concrete la
horsfA sl.ls. Apply eiI Lyon bldg.
BOY WANTED no carry good down
town route Apply 81 the clrcula-
ton department.. The star. 5th ave,
near Union 1t.
AT ANNEX. 1904 sth. near WeHtiake
ave. clean. furnish Cd, steam heated
bedrooms fmeul. free bath and
phone. Trans ace weekly tire.
FiREMES nftAkEAt.S = BEGIN
nrrH Jiabafah0 (which positiong)
Railway PISS star
BOYS TO SILL Henry FoYd'A Week.
H. Inquire uinneany News Stand
SECOND NJ Union
10 SITUATJON-MALE
PAPER HANGING. KAtsoMtNfNG.
brown Beacon $3.50.
fLookA scRArEp I'LL. seso.t.
IL AGENTS WANTED
HEfT. MApfBON afffTTFH MadS8
shirts direct from our factory TO
Wearcr No capital or experience
required Easily Naid. BIG profits
Write for FREE SAMPLES
MADISON MILLS. 500 broadway.
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
FURNISHED LIGHTHOUSE FOR
rent Phone MrlrnHr s0sa
ADAMS At Fauntlefoy FOR bunEaIo~.
20 FOR RENT-HOUSES
so CASH DOWN. Just 1900 month
~, makes you owner Of my broom
cottage and = acre ~ ground IN
West Seattle Also have o Groom
cottage on similar terms Why
rent when you can buy like thiHf
~ G. PETERS. 7ge ard ave
Adams at Fauntieroy for bungalow.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Kennedy. Robert Darcy, zOi7 Stevens
Hughes. Henry J.. $40 a5th ave. s..
LARSON. Ruben Russell, 1885 18th ave.
Hsyslssws. zutsro. 1916 King st..
Pflueger. J. p. $40 Crockett at. boy.
Valentine, William Hallett. 1905
First ave n. boy.
strip. William C.. 1914 Stevens st,
wise. william BENJAMIN. 1908 sstb
Richardson. william Edward. 177s
Aiisi ave. boy.
Ross. George Nathan, 6ll2 4sth ave.
s. w. boy.
Nishida, Hirokiehi. gu Dearborn st.
girl
Martin. Edwin. s72l 47th ave. S. boy.
Bradley. John G., $40 Ninth ave. $.
w. boy.
Jackson. Patrick Hunter. sss Nevada
st. girl
Myhrwell. Henry John. 4a5i Green
Morrow, Wilbur Emmett, $685. 4ith
ave s. w. boy
Peterson, Alfred, 2l5 22nd ave. n.
GIRL
Resen. Mark L, e7s2 18th ave. N W.
boy.
Geprge. Carvel ss2 w. goth St. boy.
EngleharL Frank. SEQ w. 5ist st.
boy.
solomon. James a. s75I Mary ave.
girl
Pceppel. Carl f.. 1905 Evanston ave.
boy.
Elscie, George. Everett, boy.
Watanabe. Teijiro. Io4ih Main ct.
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GERMANY SURROUNDED
On ALL SIDES

This coup, coupled with the French
command OF the Polish forces. com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04

TOPS FOR ANY car. Put them on
yourself and save money. Central
Auto Top Co. 1911 u. Pine
WE LOAN ON AUTOS. TRUCKS. 500
Pioneer Bldg. opp, Totem Pole.
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Results ComtPace Your Want Ads They VIII Sell Main $500
PERSONAL

= EVERYONE no know
that nearly all diseases the human
system w. heir paralysis. apo
plehf. Tuberculosis drOpHy, nChrs
hnd pains called rheumatism etc,
also heart failure. diabetes and
kldneY. trouble nearly Hll come
from tnp same cause stomach AN
flRht. kidneys all right. all right
al over ia what an old retired
phyaieiau told me Ny long Ca
pericnrc has taught me h6 was
flFht My medicines. rheumatic
ofadicatur and silica mrdich cap
Hulcn, seldom fail They remove
the cause. Price gls6. 1855 parcel
post. bottle. boxes. J months
treatment, a. - ". NJ you wish.
N " WinanH. fut American Bank
hldg, Seattle. wash Hours. 20
Q. sunday 40 10 =. Consultation
and booklet free.
HtNftft ffittth 81 ItaHTaE.s.nttH 80 |ffat 81 -
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"a FURNISHED APIS.
AND FLATS
TNfvTnsiTY DisTRic

AAfh a AS2h ~
| UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
7-rnorn and a-room apartment In our
| new Dutch Colonial home. newly
| furnished with high grade furni-
/ turg. hot water heat, Hight and
phone furnished. k3b and $40 10
adults sTni Fifth y. Il Phone
| Kenwood f7s7.
THE HARLEM ABATEMENT
Broom apartment. furnished. $3.50:
/ 3-room apartment. furnished. s{6:
light. RaE and phone Included.
/ Easy walking distance. Very
clean and comfortable. 229 East
lake.
MANHATTAN APARTMENTS
/ Office tii3is Howell Minor, Borcn
and Olive 81. Your choice, 2, 3 and
! f.room invitingly furnished apart
4 ments Phone. light and gas. no
cRrfhFe Locate for winter with
home-lovlng people
I MADRONA DISTRICT
I Nicely furnished t-roou apartment:
I has large living room, large kltch-
on, 2 bedrooms. private bath. COM
blnation coal and gas range nice
front and back yard $50. 800
| goth ave. Take Mndrona car.
! Z, 8 AND ROOMS, MODERN. WE'LL
lighted. heat. phone: private bath;
downtown. Summer rates. War
rem Apartments, Oar. 02is.
3-ROoM APARTMENT. PRIVATE
bath, nicely furnished, siT.bG. Get
Off at Genosee. 1923 55th ave, S.
TRUNKS MOVED soc. EAsT ol92.
% FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
HOUSEKEEPING AND SLEEPING
roomg close in. 1917 9th ave.
70 WANTED-TO RENT
tSE CAN RENT YOUR HOME.
Charles Y. Talinadge. Henry Bldg,
Main b2pD,
80 FARMS TO RENT
| FARM FOR RENT 200 acres stock
and wheat ranch, fully improved,
In Oregon; plenty range adjoining;
for lease, owner.
Hatupin
2tS Yale Bldg., Opposite =. o.
81 MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
NEW PIANOS for rent. rent applied
on purchase. MoyCr-Tonor. 1891
Fourth ave. Cobb Bldg.
|
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% FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
20 WANTED-TO RENT

HOUSEKEEPING AND SLEEPING
rooms, close in. 1912 9th ave.
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81 MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

NEW PIANOS for rent. rent applied
on purchase. Moycr-Toner 1891
Fourth ave. Cobb Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04

ilunrh Point on bothrll highway,
ono gray suit boa containing
Youns iHdya silk dresses end
blouspa Reward. East 0i1s t11
18th n
LOST ONE uHlEF ease on pca
MuiuuH Highway. between Houlr-
ward Park aud AunnYdaie school,
reward Main 1918
Lost. MEAN MAbHuNA beach, one
leather boston hhE containing two
pairs ~ shoes and stockings aud
one book reward deacon af8g-H
LOST "A iluNuLE buii dog. cars
clipped. tail Hlit: reward. i0e gBth
ave, Hracou 2e41H
LOST Ar srn and Union, layaliisre.
Monday y IA. Gail West ass.
Reward
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FARM FOR RENT 900 acres stool,
and wheat ranch, fully improved
In Oregon; plenty range adjoining
for lease, owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
80 FARMS TO RENT

ISE CAN RENT YOUR HOME.
Charles Y. Talinadge. Henry Bldg,
Main 500.
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MANHATTAN APARTMENTs
Office 1iias Howell Minor, Borcn
and olive ST. Your choice, 2, 2 and
Groom invitingly furnished apart
ments. Phone. light and gas; no
cRrfRFe. Locate for winter with
homo -Ioylup DoDpir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04

MADRONA DISTRICT
Nicely furnished A-room apartment:
has large living room, large kltch-
en-, bedrooms. private bath. COM
front and back yard. $50. 800
goth ave Take Mndronn car
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d5 MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE

StitrYARD AIR HOSP
Used is-ineh and q inch Hhipyhrd
air hose Tor garden purposes. We
nave purchased special fine lot
rom tho government shipyhfd az
Hog Island This hnao IL EuhrRn-
teed 60 ouilHHt any new garden
hose approximately SOFT lengths.
- Mail orders tnO extra
GppnBitcK 4 LEWIS
1910 flfHt Ave = Main 2ibs
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LOST AND FOUND

VISIT TuE LONESOME CLUB. RAE
nler Grand hotel Tuesdays and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

"A POULTRY
WE Will my YOUR POULTRY
one OF a thousand ~, ~. SHOE.
AtAkEH & CO. tUi Weller st. Gle
li0tt raai
80 RHODE ISLAND RED hrns. ~
mgntha old. hgts End N W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT

80 CASH DOWN. just 1900 month
~, makes you owner Of my Groom
cottage and y acre ~ ground IN
West Seattle Also have a Groom
cottage on similar terms Why
rent when you can buy like thisf
~ G. PETERS. TG6 ard ave.
Adams nj Fauntieroy Tor bungalow.
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bALLA|NE REPLIES
 ID STATEMENT IF
 GOVERNOR BONE
SAYS ALASKAN BOARD WOULD HAVE POWERS TO LOOT
 THE TERRITORY

SEATTLE. Dec. 10.-Replying to a statement by Governor Scott c. Bone answering charges in pamphlet re gently issued here, John E.. BallaineI issued a statement this morning say ing in part: "Bone's statement pur- porting to be reply to document Il have prepared for information of the President, Senators and Representa- tives on influences reported to bel strangling the Alaska railroad, does not reply to any point I made. In three annual reports in succession he has said there can be no further developments in Alaska until conser vation laws are repealed and legisla- ton substituted which would amour to turning over all public property of every kind in Alaska to an Alaskan board with unrestricted authority toI sell that property at any price on any terms.
 Under the plans proposed by Gov. Bone if the Board wished to sell the Alaska railroad for $1, they could do so, under the plea of "the good of the public.'".
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COL. JOAR |. HUGHES, TRAFFIC MANAGER,
 A SEWARD VISITOR

Col .iohr II Hughes, an old tim Yukon navigation official, and an ex- perienced railroau man and personal trie:.d n' tti ral Manager Lee H. I.and!s allived om San Francisco on Salurcay'o beat, on his way to An- chorage l.. t ke over his position as traffic agerl for the Alaska railroad.
 Col. Hughes operated fleet of yes sels on the run between White Horse and Dawson during the boom days on the river. but of late years has been connected with the Southern Pacific. He will be stationed at Nenana during tbe tourist season. where he will be in charge of river transportation on the Panama anu Yukon, another large steamer being added to the fleet. De- velopment of the railroad district will be Col. Hughes special mission in life and ne is approaching his new job with great enthusiasm.
 What Alaska needs, according 70 my impressions" said Col. Hughes, is population, and there is no doubt but that Col. Landis will inaugurate q colonization plan, similar to those of Canada, to induce the better class of farmers to come north. The tour ist traffic is big thing, and will be getting larger each year, but tourists do rot settle a country, We need the class of farmers that settled up the Dakotas and Minnesota. Hardy Northland stock, who are satisfied with a home and fair living conditions. There is no doubt but by proper in- ducements being offered we can se- cure numbers of these people.
 Another thing I believe should be done," continued Col. Hughes, lis to secure the construction of large, mod ern tourist hotels for housing the rich CT class of travellers. Seward will see Alaska turned into a vast summer playground before many more years. and it must be ready for them.'
 Col Hughes served in the quarter master corps through the war as serv- ice inspector and transportation off cial during the war
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SEWARD CUE CHAMPION
 WINS IN LOS ANGELES MATCH

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10.-Alaska' s three cushion billiard champion, Ted J. Heacock, is today boasting a vic tory over Minnesota's former title holder, Fred Matthias, as the result of a match staged Saturday night in Chick Wright's parlors, 631 South Spring street. Playing in Seward or in Los Angeles is all the same to Hea- cock and he won from Matthias in a sensational match by the score of 50 to 48 points.
 The winner made high run of eight and Matthias clicked off as his best consecutive display.
 Both these stars are entered in the rapid-fire three-cushion tourney which will take place at Wright's parlors to- night. Twenty of the best known players in the southwest have entered in the match.
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The Following Firm Carries Fullers Paints Varnishes
 BROWN s. HAWKINS CORP. SEWARD ALASKA
BRITISH COLUMBIA
 WILL ISSUE LICENSE
 ALASKA F|SHERMEN

OTTAWA, Canada, Dec. 12.-The Minister of Marine and Fisheries has been authorized to issue licenses to United States fishing vessels on the Pacific coast of Canada, which will permit them during 1924 to enter ali British Columbia ports for the follow ing purposes: To purchase bait, ice, nets, lines, coal, oil, provisions, sup plies, and outfits for ships, the crews to land catches without payment of duty, and trans-ship them in bond to the United States, or sell them in bond to such local dealers as may be authorized therefore by the Ministers of Customs and Excises, which dealers shall export same in compliance with bonding requirements, or sell them for use in Canada on the payment of a duty fee to be charged for such bond ing of s1 per vessel
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COULIDGt AIa|yUUNl;tS RIS CANDIDACY FCA
 PRESIDENCY RACE
MANY POLITICIANS GATHER AT WHITE HOUSE TO CONFER
 WITH PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The an- nouncement that President Coolidge would enter the presidential campaign for the 1924 nomination for reelection was made tonight by Frank Stearns' of Boston, the Presidents closest per sonal and political friend. Wm.. M. Butler, republican committeeman for Massachusetts, it was stated will act as the Presidents personal represen- tative in the campaign.
 Preceding the announcement ol Coolidge's entrance into the preslden- tial race. there was long conference at the White House in which Butler, Stearns, Harvey, and James B. Key holds, Coolidge's manager in l9Zo, participated. No mention was made of who would be the probable running mate with MT. Coolidge, althought It is known that it will be conservative republican from the East
 The Presidents friends are some what worried over the probable effect the clause in his recent message de- claring against any compensation for World War veterans will be taken by the rank and file of voters. It IS bellev- ed the Presidents statements on the bonus were too abrupt and should have been smoothed down and quail fled by reasons therefore. It is agreed that if members of the American Le- zion vote solidly for a man known to favor compensation legislation, that 1t will go hard with the republicans
 Other politicians say the issue was loaded and like amendments to the Volstead act, should have been omit ted from the message entirely, or else have been gone into far enough to show the people why he takes a stand against the legislation.
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PERNOLL WIRES CAN'T GUILTY FUR
 ATTORNEY GENERAL

w. D. Coppernoll, who announced his candidacy for attorney general for Alaska. thru the columns of the Gate way recently, wires the paper from Cheyenne, Wyo., that he cannot Qual ify for coming primary. The telegram follows:
 Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 8, 1923
 Seward Gateway: Find I cannot qualify for coming primary. Accord ingly absolutely withdraw from race for Attorney General. You are au- thorized to publish facts as stated.
 VIM. D. COPPERNOLL, Mr. Coppernool at present is Out side on business matters and will not return until some time in February.
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NOME: pE SELECTED
 A;e' A|Rp! h'NIE[: bAe{E:
 N PILLAR FLIGHTS
SEASON THREE MONTHS EAR LlER THAN AT POINT BAR
 ROW, SAY NAVAL MEN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-There are possibilities that Nome will be select ed for the jumping off base of the na- vy's polar flight next summer, 1t de- veloped at session of the special board, preparing recommendations for Secretary Denby's information.
 It was indicated that the flight from Nome could be attempted three to four months earlier than from Point Barrow, which remains ice bound un- til August Capt Henderson of the coast guard service, said both ice and fog are against using Point Barrow as a base.
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AMERICA AND BRITAIN WILL LOOK FOR SOLUTION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-AmericanI experts as private citizens and not asI official representatives, will cooper ate with economic authorities of Eu- rope, notably, Britain and France in an effort to find a solution of the rep arations problem, the White House announced tonight.
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INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU
 COLLECTS $2,6o0,oooo0o TAXES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The h. ternal Revenue Bureaus tax collec- tions for the year ending June 3Oth, totaled more than $2,6OO,OO0, 900, or Is per cent less than the previous year, according to an annual report of Com missioner Blair. Reductions were due to decreased rates in taxes. New York was again first in the amount paid in income taxes, turning in more than s465 100000 into the Federal treasury.
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VANZlLE WILL TAKE CHARGE
 JOHNSON PUBLICITY IN EAST

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Edward s. Vanzile, author and journalist, who was associated with Major General Woods campaign prior 10 the last convention was appointed to take charge of Hiram Johnson-s publicity ill the east.
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SIXTEEN PEOPLE PERISH AS
 RESULT WASHINGTON GALE

SEATTLE. Dec. 11.-Sixteen people are believed to have perished as re- suit of the "A hour gale which swept the Washington coast causing great property loss and inundating portions of HoQuiam and Aberdeen.
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CHECK WILL BE KEPT ON
 SHIPS CLEARING WITH LIQUOR

WASHINGTON, Dec 12-The De- nartment of State announced that ad- ministrative arrangements will be made effective within a reasonable time to exchange information on the clearance of vessels carrying liquor 10 the United States and narcotics and silks to Canada Some treaty arrange ments are prerequisite to the effect iveness of the plan.
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IRISH FARMERS ARE KILLING
 PIGS ON ACCOUNT LOW PRICES

DUBLIN, Ireland, Dec. 11.-Irish farmers are drowning their pigs be- cause they do not bring sufficient re- turns 10 pay to raise them. It is no unusual sight to see farmer abandon pig ill the load. l he condition is a'- tributed to the eleven weeks strike in the bacon industry.
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COMMANDER QUINN
 PLEADS FUR BONUS
 F0R WAR VETERANS

WASHINGTON, Dec 1O-The fun damental justice of adjusted compen- sation for World War veterans still remains and will endure until this fundamentally just debt is paid, Com mander Quinn of the American Legion asserts today in a letter addressed to all members of Congress.
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ANCIENT EGGS THROWN - -,-- ,-
 AT kU kLUx kLANSMEN

FOREST GROVE, Ore., Dec. 12.-A parade of 15O masked and robed Ku Klux Klansmen here last night was broken off abruptly when the klans- men were bombarded by a shower ol rotten eggs by parties who escaped identification. The authorities de- tained Peter Ducyk of this city on suspicion.
 The robes of the paraders were lib erally spattered with eggs, and oh! the smell.
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COMMITTEE MEN ARE GUESTS
 AT WHITE HOUSE TODAY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Members of the Republican National Committee and associated women members were guests of President Coolidge at a White House luncheon today.
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WASHINGTON ASSESSED
 s25.900 FOR CAMPAIGN

SEATTLE, Dec 12.-The Republi-I can National Committee has assessed
 the Republican State Central Commit
 tee of Washington, s25,OOO for this states share in the attempt to elect a Republican to be the next president of the United States.
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ARMED INSURGENTS ARE
 MARCHING ON sINALOA

MORALES, Dec. 1.-Two thousand armed insurgents are marching from Topic now in the hands of the rebels, with the intention of penetrating Sin alba and taking the state and Sonora
 The garrison at Tampico has joined the revolutionary movement against the government. President Obregon's gunboat Zaragosa, is prepared to sail for Tampico to assist in an attack on that city.
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FROST AND HIGH WINDS INJURE
 FRUIT CROPS IN CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES, Dec 11.-High winds and low temperatures the last three days have left their mark on the fruit crop in Southern California. The weather has been unusually cold for this time of the year.
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JOHNSON AND P|NCH0T
 MAY HEAD REP. TICKET

WASHINGTON, Dec. fo.-A pro-I longer conference here between Hi-I ram Johnson and Clifford Pinchot gave rise to talk of combination against President Collage, which contemplates Johnson and Pinchot as heading the Republican ticket
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UNIVERSITY STUDENT
 ARRESTED F9R THEFT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1z.-Doug- las Tilden. a nephew of the famous blind sculptor of that name, was ar rested on the University of California campus as an overcoat thief
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WOMEN FROM BATTALION OF
 DEATH TO SAVE ISLAND TOWN

VENICE, Dec. 12.-Five hundred women in Murano, little town north of Venice, have organized battalion of death to save their town from be- ing absorbed by the Venice govern ment.
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SHEF FIELD, Eng, Dec. 1i.-Ac- cordlng to a dispatch 40 miners were killed and many injured when a cage fell at the Nunnery mine, while an- other dispatch says seven were killed and fl injured.
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SEWARD RADIO PICKS UP
 TALK ON REINDEER BY LOMEN

Karl Lomen last night delivered an address to the San Francisco Cham Der of Commerce on the reindeer in- dusty. The speech was broadcast by Hale Bros. and was heard distinctly. in Seward, word for word. MT. Lo- men stated that he was delivering the address to the Chamber in apprecia-- tion of their visit to Nome last sum- mer
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NINE KILLED WHEN
 FAST TRAINS COLLIDE

DUNKTRK, N. Y.. Dec. 1O.-Nine persons were killed and fifteen injur- ed In a rear end collision between two sections of the Twentieth Gen. tury Limited, at an early hour this morning. The dead include Otto Sweet and wife, of Los Angeles.