The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 4

(MOTOR STATION | ROBBER CAUGHT Clerk Trails Him and Aids in Capture Trailed to his room after hold ing up the motor bus depot at 1918 Third ave, D. McCarthy, 50, a mechanic, was arrested carty Wednesday, Me is alleged to have confessed to his captors | and to have pioncenge his foot, ) ots TWO “ARE CAUGHT Seattle Thug Shot Dead in $20,000 Bank Robbery in Portland amount F. L. ticket ag ona at the depot, was counting up his receipts One Seattle man is dead and two others are in jail in Port- Jand, Ore, today, following a $20,000 bank robliery in East Portland laic yesterday. > doe Campbell, 8. E. Murdock and ‘oe Bergsted, believed to be the same yen who recently plotted the release . prisoners from the King county shortly after midnight when @ bandit | thrust a pistol thru the window with the command, “Hands up!" Edler complied and the Intruder rifled the cash regitter and fled Ebler followed him at a safe dis tance and says he mw the bandit en: ter the Manzanita hotel, First ave and Stewart st, Then he catied the Police and Motorcycle Patrolmen o inty | George Reynolds, Walter Dench, C. gill here, entered the Rank of Bast! wo pojes and Charles Whitinger ar ag egg roy pe McCarthy, who was identified oe a ce lby the ticket agent ie, 820,000 - ah Rocotby youths The etolen money is alleged to have 4 CH - . been found concealed in McCarthy's soley ana Pa Ait, casnier:|room, and also a loaded automatic . mpdell ri pletol pletcing Newhall’s abdomen dangerously wounding him. He bly will tecover, physicians say. shot Campbell, Killing him in This was only one of four daring holdups which kept the police busy during the night and early morning. Three motor bandits, driving an automobile stolen from J. Hanne, 1108 Eighth ave, W., led police a wild chase thru the downtown streets, after holding up B. Warren, 343 17th ave. N. and fobbing him of a small amount of Money. They escaped. As he was returning home early Wednesday, Max Ig, 150 Melrose place, was held up by two bandits at Maynard ave. and Howell st. The thugs took $17. lurdock and Rergsted were cap by police after they had strip- the gears of their car trying to away, They were found later under a building. The loot still in the car. ii sek ahbn ahtibs town Rheumatism es ’ TRUM RUNNERS IN HOT BATTLE Two Automobiles Full of Rum Captured by Officers Ambushed on the Pacific bigh- way at Mt Vernon, after run- ning the blockade at the Cana dian border, two automobiles containing dozens of cases of contraband liquor were seized by deputy sheriffs early Wednesday after an exciting pistol battle, George Olson, of Seattle, alleged to have been driving one of the auto. mobiles, wag captured, but hit com panion, alleged to be “Bhorty” Peter: | of Seattle, escaped thru a bail | of bullets | The sheriff had been notified by | customs officers that the attomo OHes, One AN Expensive touring car and the other a high-powered road ater, had slipped over the border, and he lay in Wait for them with a party of deputies. Lloyd George May Not Come to U. S. LONDON, Dée, 1.—Whether Pre mier Lioyd George will go to the Washington arma Inference pends on how much longer the con: ference laste. At Downing st. bis residence, it wag stated today that it was tmpow | sible to antiounce officially that the | premier will not go to Amefica, It} was definitely stated, however, he cannot sail December 10, a& hid bee planned, on account of the redige session of parliament December The next sailing fs December 14, which would get him in New York on Chiteines day. A young bandit entered a store at 1201 First ave. Tutéday evening ond robbed 8S. Neft, the proprietor, of $16. ‘The bandit di not molest a cus tomer. Sle looséns up stiff joints “drives out pain. A clean, white made with oil of mustard, ly brings relief as soon as you te rub it on. 4 | It does all the good work of the a mustard plaster, with. thé Blister. Doctors and nurses Fecommend its use, Musterole today-at your drug BSc and 65e in jars and hospital size, $3.00 Than a Mustard Plaster. Plan to ‘Respect China Neutrality WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—-Respect for China's feutfality if case of a war in which she has no part was provided in & résolution adopted to day by the Far Eastern commit tee, At the same time the drafting committee report limiting foreign Hit by Truck, in Bad Condition George Moshier, 6 years old, 3208 Claremont place, is in @ efitical con: dition at city hospital Wednesday with @ baenl fraeture of the skull/ and two broken ribs, recelved when he was fun over by @ truck driven by Ernest Wing, 18, at Rainier ave. and Holden st. The boy ran acrous the street In compang with two other children from behind a street car, Wing said he trtéd to avoid them, but could not owing to the speed of his de} THE SEATTLE STAR GET YOUR LETTERS TO SANTA OFF EARLY | 1 WiLL TROOPS GUARD truck. Wing ts held in city jail on reckless driving chargé, $250 bail be ing asked. Wirelesses in China to legation busi- bess was adopted. 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Violence Marks Chicago Strike CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—Stuggings andy other acta of violence were reported | thru the stockyards district as a re | LOADED” «—A ronson “Columbia” and “Ball GC | tafe... 37 O-watt Ta bd Lamps, guarani to Ld ry ala 27 te te i Be oth lege 48c Terms Our usual guarantee, exchange and refund privileges prevail dur- Ing the sale, Tools $4.00 oom guar. a vm... $1.98 6 and 4-in Creacent Pat- 65c Polished, Adjust- pol 19 $150 Guaranteed Steel Hatchets, tach....-., O9C $1.90 “Goodel-Prast” brite: $1.19 today, Conflicting stories an to the num-! ber of men who had joined the strike | in Chicago wete stil being told by | the packers and union heads. | Union officials elatmed that trom | 15,009 to 25,000 wert obt, while pack- | rn declared leas than 2 ftrike and declared they were oper | ating norma! capacity. Prices of meat continaed to rise, | however, pork having advanced from | 13 to 25 cents a pound since Satur. day. 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PLANTLAX The Great Intertial Cleanser, Sys- tem-Regulator, and most effective Tonic for Stomach, Li Bowels. At the Owl Drug other reliable druggists, Medicine, Co. New York. Med: er ani tore ani |4-POWER PLAN PACKING PLANT IS DEVELOPED Expected | The world contecence, welling on word ¢ ft the to pled! absor it had dus to Chibese bit Chinese feel le & apan to cement perhaps cling 7 Th hecome a Lornes® over what th her hold fe Manchu to part of the Shantone Offaetting the discord 4 by Chi nese ona “in protest” was the heart? reception given the @uadfepie| entente proposal thrucut the world. There Appeared more thi or ground for the belief that chem been or #iN be aceepted’ ty there Wil be called into Ii agreement, designed to make “tor Pacitie peace. eee BY A. L. BRADFORD | WASHINGTON, Dee. 17.—The! four-power agreement to take the! place of the AngloJapanese alliance shortly, according to authoritative quarters here (6day in close touch with the negotiations of the “big three” which developed this un-| derstandnig. ! It is understood that preliminary | Japanese delegation here that the| ‘TokYo covernment has approved thin! agreement between (thé United} States, Great Britain, Japan and Franes on thé Pacific ahd the Far | Bart. | ‘There is also strong reason to be | li#ve from information received from highly atthoritative sources here that | the Japanese government has decided | to accept the “5-5-3” plan of the’ Hughes phoposal for timitation of | naval armament along with the foug- power agreement. The quadtupie entente asa eub- atitute for the AngloJapanese al- hance, will provide for “mutual dis- cussion—mutual avoidance of diffi culties,” Britain's spokesman said today. Some form of arbitration of dis- putes or provisions for “breathing | apella” before any hontilities in the). Pacific could be undertaken would) be its underlying principle, be in-| dicated. A final reply to Baron Kato's cable to the Tokyo government Friday night is expected heré any moment, if it has not already been received While this is not definitely known, it is understood in some quarters that the agreement has been actually compléted in writing and that the| only thing now necessary to be done | id for the represéntatives of the four great powers to affix their signa- tures, The British epokerman made it clear that the new entente would have termination of the AugioJapa nese alliance as its self-evident coroi- lary and would provide for limita- tion of fortification on the points nearest Japan, for instance, Guam. China will not be involved. The artangements agreed upon by the big three last Friday and now awaiting approval from Tokyo, deal with the Pacific ocean, rather than China proper. Nor wili these arrangements in volve guarantees ef the powers “to each other,” he said, tho guarantees for Japan are afforded by the pro- posal for removing the menace of naval bases in the Pacific, Harding Against * : German Invitation WASHINGTON, Dee. 7.—President Harding has decided there is no need of inviting Germany to the armament conference, high administration offi. clals said today. His intention, recently announced, Was to all Germany in toward the close of the conférence to put on her retord as approving certain measures adopted. It was the apparent intention of having Germany's written acceptance of provisions regarding land disarma. ment and of securing her co.opera- tion in certain financial arrange- ménts, But the indications ore growing that the armament conferénce will deal with neither of these questions— at least in any final way—and the need of having German representa. tives on hand ts therefore felt to havé disappeared. Dear Santa - Please Bana ne FOF CHRISTMAS FULFILLMENT OF The LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS PROGRAM AND A SUCCESSFUL SeTTLemenT OF The FAR EASTe@RN PRoBLEMS AND SATisFieo Official Announcement al | pointmpent in the extremist section |ldaders in the cabinet will do their BE PReTTy WELL HERE’S MORE ABOUT IRISH FREE STARTS ON PAGE ONE over the neceasity of taking the oath of allegiance to the king. While De Valera and others of the repub licans, who advocated a separate | country, are expected (0 approve the Peace terms, in public they may form im “opposition party.” This party probably would be made up of Irish intellectuals and the residue of the Iria) Republican Brotherhood, which haa exiated for centuries, There im little doubt that the strong leaders will be able to force the terms thru the dail. KING TO 8 | PROCLAMATION The king also will premide at a meetifig of the privy counell today. He will sign @ proclamation for the calling of parliament. It is necessary to givé the members six daye in call: ing a sension. The opening of par- Marment will be a most formal affair. sult of the packing workers’ strike | wit be announced to the world very ‘The king, speaking from the throne, Will discuss offly the Irish settlement. It is expected the sealfn probably will last two days before adjourn. ment. A bill will be drafted between the time of adjournment and the regular opening of parliament in January providing application of the 000 were Of reports have been received by the Irish troaty. Friction possibly will develop among Lioyd George's political op- ponents in the house of lords. ‘They may delay ratification, tho all ele ments of the coalition cabinet are uhanimously agreed to the terms and solidly behind the premier. ‘The party utmost to swing thelr following to , agreement. | WILL HAVE STATUS |OF THE DOMINIONS Irish peace terms provide: Ireland will have the same status as the dominions of the empire, and will be known as the Irish Free State. : A governor géneral, with the same powers as the governor general of Canada, will be appointed. Ireland will assume a sbare of the British national debt. Ulster is empowered to decline to eter the free state within a period jot one month. The British parliament must ratify the proposals and afterward a com- mission is to be appointed to review the boundary of Ulster on the south, The British navy is to enjoy the facilities of Irish harbors in peace and war times. ‘The free state is permitted a mili- tary force in thé same proportion to its population a8 in Britain The mémbers of the Irish pariia ment to take an oath of allegiance to the Irish Free State, swearing faithfalness to the king “in virtue of the common citizenship of Ireland with Britain, and its adherence to and membership in the group of na- tions forming the British common. wealth.” Eamon De Valera today sent an urgent summons to all Dail EKireano cabinet members to attend a spe WILL RADIUM AT LAST OPEN THE DOOR OF THE GREAT UNKNOWN? 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C. east ys ¢ AND BOYS WEA uy caeg iscount Cheasty Junior Shop from . -$15.00 . -$18.75 - -$22.50 - $26.50 cial session at noon tomorrow to pass on the peace treaty, Michael Colling and other mémbérs of the delegation return to Dublin tonight. The Dail Bireann itseif will ve summoned later to ratify the treaty. King George thts motning met Premier Lloyd George, Viscount) Fitzalan, the present viceroy of Ireland, the mefmbers of the im-| perial cabinét—the whole making | up the privy council—in one of the} most important conferences in the! history of the empire, The king} and his ministers discussed plans for thé launching of the new na tion—the Irish Free State If Lascelles should be named gov- ernor general, Princess Mary, daugh: ter of the King and queen, would) be” technically the “first lady of} Ireland,” after her mafriage to him} and the king’s son-indaw would be| the representative of the crown in Erin. It was genérally believed, how: ever, that Fitzalan Would be named he is already conversant with Irish affairs thru his, office of viceroy there. There was an im- pression also that he would be more acceptable to Irishmen than a mem-| ber of the king’s family would be. The privy uneil also discussed the special s@sion of parliament called for December 14 at which the settlement with Ireland will be submitted for ratification. Preparations were being made to- jday to withdraw the British troops | remaining in ee 1 Everybody Glad Over Irish Peace LONDON, Dec, 7.—In every puv {from Whitechapel to Hampstead this morning, thé¥ were. drinking! |a toast “to the King, the empire jahd the Irish Free State.” | On the stock exchange the relief ‘Was reflected. ‘Traders looked on the agreement as a stabilizing in: fluence in international affairs. Everyone was telling “the inside! story” of how the negotiations were | culminated, Irishmen here who used to grow! at the mention of the royal Irish constabulary were slap ping Englishmen on the back, Sir James Craig Will See Premier 7.—Acceptance of BELFAST, Dec. the Irish peace treaty today was de- jferred by Ulster until after Premier Sir James Craig confers with Lioyd- George in London, Craig told the Ulster parliament ] he would defer announcing his views on the settlement and that after to ] morrow’s party conference he pro- posed to go to London to obtain an elucidation of certain points. TALK REPARATIONS PARIS, Dec. 7.-M. Louis Low chier, minister for liberated regions, and a party of fmanctal experts will | leave for London tonight to discuss | the reparations situation. GAINS REPORTED BY. BUSINESS MAN Resident of Salt Lake City Adds Ten Pounds While Wife Gains 28 Pounds in Weight Don J. 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