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Irish Patriot Fasted—Dies. OORK.—The first death among the hunger strikers in Cork jail occurred 1 Sunday. Fitzgerald died, having fast­ ed 68 days. Unfurling the suffrage Rug at the headquarters of the National Woman’s party m Washington was the occasion Making Aerial Map of Arizona. for a Joyous demonstration by party workers. Miss Alice Paul, chairman, is on the balcony. The flag has 36 Stars, Ten thousand square miles, of Ari­ the last added representing Tennessee. zona’s mountains and deserts are b^ ing mapped by aprial photographers of our army. J 6,000,000 marks, a large portion of which belongs to the state, is also rep- American Fleets to Cruise. sented on the board of the Govern­ WASHINGTON.—-Extensive foreign German Works ment Holding company. The Bavar­ cruises for the Atlantic and Pacific ian Lloyd held a commanding position fleets next summer were announced In transport work on the Danube and In a tentative itinerary made public neighboring rivers, but lost the great­ this week. Run By State er part of Its vessels at tWe end of the Reducing Cost, Costs. war. Negotiations are, however, pro­ WASHINGTON. — The government Because they objected to the bean soup that was served them, 59 convicts ceeding between the different govern­ drive against the high cost of living, Economic Bureau Looks After output of 100.000 kilowatts and,’ be­ at the Maryland penitentiary at Baltimore rioted, and the photograph shows, ment departments and others Inter­ abandonment of which has been set sides,' running tbe nitrogen plant, sup­ ested to put the company once more some of the havoc wrought by them. Guards and policemen fought for hours Electric, Steel and Alum inum for November 1, has cost approxi­ plies current to the Berlin Electric on a commercial footing. The German and could not subdue the prisoners, who had barricaded stairs and doors works, and will shortly extend this mately $600,000. P l a n t s . ship-salvage company “Odin,” Berlin, with steel doors from cells, mattresses and springs and tables. Finally the supply of energy to Lefpsic and the with a capital of 5,000,000 marks, was Seaplane Mall Contract Let. fire department was called out and subdued the prisoners wltlv powerful province of Saxony. The Central Ger­ originally formed to carry out work WASHINGTON.—Edward Hubbard streams. man Power Works company comprises In connection with the salvage of of Seattle was recently awarded a BUT EXTENSION IS DELAYED the central power station at Senften- transports and other shipping in the contract by the postoffice department berg, formerly belonging to the Alum­ Baltic. The company was not very for transportation of mail by sea­ inum works, Lauta, with an output of successful owing to the unsuitable plane between Seattle and Victoria, WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES Nationalization of Coal Mines May 00,000 kilowatts; and the Niederlau- methods of salvage adopted. It Is now B. C. Have to Walt Change In Makeup sltxer Power plant, near Spremberg, proposed to divert the company's ac­ Recent Happeninge In This 8tate of Reichstag—Holding Com­ with adjacent lignite mines, and with tivities to towage and lighterage work. Russ Order 6000 Engines. an output of 20,000 kilowatts. Up to BERLIN.—Negotiations opened by Given In Brief Items for pany Formed. According to a resolution adopted by Busy Readers. the present the electric energy devel­ the German Metal Economic league, representatives of soViet Russia in oped by these two plants has been util­ Germany have resulted, according to OF C O « DEAD Washington.—Sliice the conclusion reported by the Wolff Telegraph Bu­ of the Spa conference, at which Ger­ ized In the manufacture of aluminum reau, the export of 50 per cent of all the Red Flag, in an order for 6000 Eggs advanced from 90 cents to many agreed to Increase its coal out­ and nitrogen. In the future It will also pig metals coming from German mines railway engines and a large number $1 a dozen Monday in Spokane re­ END COMES IN LONDON PRISON put In order to bring the deliveries to be employed to supply electricity for during May, June, July and August of turbines. tail markets. the surrounding Industrial districts. CELL EARLY MONDAY Franco up to approximately 2,000,000 is to be permitted. No limitais placed Champion Waffle Eater. E. H. Newton has sold his farm of MORNING. tone per month, there has been re­ The East Prussia central station, upon the export of all partly manu­ 206 acres on Spring flat, three miles which was recently erected to provide NEW YORK.—The title of cham­ newed agitation among the miners for factured metal products, provided they pion waffle eater of the world is from Colfax, to J. C. Upshaw for the nationalisation of the mining In­ the province of East Prussia with are not sold at prices under the do­ $250 an acre. electric power. Is controlled, as also claimed by Private Paul Francis dustry In the hope that better work­ mestic rates. German manufacturers Jones of the marine corps, after eat­ ing conditions and pay may be ob­ is the Alz works, Munich, which was may Import raw metals, !f they do George C. Boyd, alias D. Pereefull, HAD FASTED FOR 7 3 DAYS ing twenty-six and one-half of the has been identified through photo­ tained under sych a condition than formed In 1918, In conjunction with not pay more than the standard prices corrugated pastries in 30 minutes. the Dr. Wacker Alexander company, graphs as the man who held up and with the mines owned and operated by In the world market. German export Sentenced for Sedition, He Refused Hugo Stlnnes and his few associate for electrochemical manufacturing, to prices on semi-manufactured Iron and Red Cross Active. robbed the Union Park bank of Spo­ coni barons. Other sections of Ger­ utilize the water power of the lower steel products have been materially WASHINGTON.—More than 15,000 kane recently. Steadfastly to Take Nourish­ man Industrial life are also likely to Alz. The output Is, roughly, 20,000 lowered during the last few months. American communities received, aid Wenatchee Apples for China. ment—Pardon Denied Him he ultimately ran by the state, al- kilowatts. The Württemberg Rural Bar Iron selling at 8,336 marks In during the year ended last June from WENATCHEE. — Thirty-five thou­ —High Sinn Feiner. {thongh It will probably be necessary Electric company was reorganized m April bas been cut to 4,000 marks per the Red Cross in the adoption of pre­ sand boxes of extra fancy Wenatchee for the German people to elect a more 1919 to enable the state, with the con­ ton for export to Holland and Switzer­ cautionary methods against disease Winesaps and Yellow Newton apples radical relchstag to effect these sent of the Württemberg government, land and to 3,050 to Denmark, the lat­ and di8aste ror In mitigating suffer­ will be shipped to Shanghai, China, LONDON. — Terence MacSwiney, changes, as the present cabinet is p o t to take a dominant interest in the ter being the same as the domestic ing caused by either. this fall for the oriental markets. • lord • mayor of Cork, died at Brixton pledged to any great extension of the supply of electricity to tbe province of rate In Germany. The Iron Industry I prison Monday morning following a Body of William 8tarr Found. principle of public ownership and op­ Württemberg. is protesting against further payment UNITED STATES AND JAPS hunger strike of 73 days. Great efforts were made during the of export duties. EVERETT. — Searchers Saturday eration. QUIT TALK OVER LAND The lord mayor's death occurred at In the meantime, however, as the re­ war to put the manufacture of alum­ found the body of William H. Starr inum on a Arm footing, In order to All Communications Off Till After of Seattle, missing 10 days, at the 5:40 a’clock this morning. Father sult of earlier agitation for govern­ BLAME DISASTER TO CARL ment control and operation of the lead­ make Germany Independent of foreign foot of a cliff over which he had Dominic, his private chaplain, and his Elections.—Wait On Decision fallen, near Lake Serene, four miles ing Industries, the national economic supplies. Plants were erected and the of California People. brother, John MacSwiney were with manufacture started at Horrem, Bit­ Austrian Collapae Charged to Emper­ from Index. bureau of the German treasury de­ or's Conflicting War Orders, him at the time. MacSwiney never partment has quite a few Important terfeld and Rummelsburg, each factory No Rest for Jurors. regained consciousness. 8aya Commission. WASHINGTON.—Conversations be­ government controlled Industrial having an output of 3,000 tons of alum­ Jurors in King county may no The story of the self-starvation of plants to look after, according to a inum per annum. In 1916 the Erft- tween the state department and the Terenece MacSwiney, lord mayor of Vienna.—Chief blame for the col­ Japanese embassy regarding the pro­ longer be put to bed in the jury dor- summary of its activities recently pub­ werk company was taken over by the mitories before agreeing on a ver­ Cork, probably will become one of government and reorganized with a lapse of the Austrian forces on tbe posed anti-Japanese land legislation lished In the German press and quoted Plave river, In the Austro-Itallan cam­ dict, according to a ruling signed by the most moving chapters of the cen- from In commerce reports. The most capital of 25,000,000 marks. The in California have been temporarily turies-long history of the Irish strug­ paign, Is placed on the former Em­ discontinued and will not be resumed eight of the nine judges in the su­ Important of the government factories branch works of this company, ln Gre­ peror Carl by the report of a commis­ perior court. gle. No other controversy has stirred venbroich (lower Rhine), have been until after the November elections in Great Britain so deeply as this since are the arsenals and naval construc­ sion appointed to Investigate war de­ which the California people will vote tion yards, which are now engaged on fitted np to produce 12,000 tons of Shimon Too Cheap Now. the one that centered upon Cecil aluminum per annum. linquencies. on the laud legislation. Commercial fishing operations on non-military construction. This In­ On the fateful November 2, 1918, the Rhodes, when the Jameson raid was clude* the manufacture of steel, the Iron and 8tesl Mills. Puget sound for the autumn salmon balked by Paul Kragefr and the raid­ report says, the then emperor Issued How States Voted Four Years Ago. making of all sorts and descriptions In regard to Iron and steel mills the runs are at their lowest ebb for the ers imprisoned. three conflicting orders within a few last several years because of abnor­ of machinery in large quantities, Useder Smelting company and the hours. The first was for the conclu­ Notable Controveraiea Arise. especially for agricultural and do­ S ta te s . H ep. D em . mally low fish prices and the declin­ Peiner Rolling Mills company are con­ sion of an armistice. Forty-five min­ A la b a m a 22,809 99,409 ing salmon market Two notable controversies, one mestic purposes, and the repairing of trolled. These works have a capital utes later this was revoked and 05 A riz o n a ...... 20,524 33,170 rolling stock and locomotives. Small- A r k a n s a s ...... 47.148 12,148 constitutional and the other theolog­ of 20,000,000 marks, of which the gov­ minutes afterward it was issued again. California ...... 462,395 466,200 That New Normal School. ical, arose from the case. The first arms works are being maintained as ernment holds 25 per cent. The chief C o lo ra d o ...... 102,308 178.816 During this period, it was said, the ...... 106,514 99.786 Beginning with an enrollment of was whether King George could such so far as Is consistent with the features of this undertaking are that emperor consulted no one on the mat- C o n n e c tic u t ...... 120 in the temporary summer school provisions of the peace treaty. D e la w a re ...... 26,011 24,753 properly exercise his pardoning pre­ the mines producing the ore are in ftr. • F lo r id a ...... 14,611 55,984 this year, the new state normal school rogative independently of or-against Stat* in Control. close proximity to the smelting and G e o rg ia ...... 11,225 125.845 “We must ask,” the report says, Id a h o ...... 55,368 70.054 at Centralia, authorized by the legis­ the advice of his ministers. The sec­ “In order to consolidate (tie govern­ rolling plant, and that, situated as “whether the emperor and his advisers Illin o is ...... 1,152,549 950,229 lature in 1919, has become a reality. ond was whether the Catholic clergy, they are in central Germany, they have In d ia n a ...... 341,005 334.063 ment Interests In these different un­ were not guided by the fear of the Io w a ...... 280,449 221,699 A. C. Roberts is superintendent. representing a church which holds dertakings a company was formed In an advantage over the competing K a n s a s ...... 217,658 314,583 army flooding back on Vienna rather Meets Oregon Grain Rates. suicide to be a crime could consistent­ [December, 1019, called the German In­ works in Westphalia In placing their than by any other circumstances. It K e n tu c k y ...... 241,854 269,990 o u is ia n a ...... 6.466 79,875 OLYMPIA.—On an emergency or­ ly administer the sacraments to hun­ dustrial Stock company, with a capi­ output In adjacent districts. In pre­ may be, perhaps, not by express Inten­ M a in e ...... 69,506 64,127 ger strikers. The king’s reply, tal of 100.000,000 marks (nominally war days their yearly output of o* tion but rather subconsciously, that M a ry la n d ...... 117.347 138,359 der promulgated Monday the public Massachusetts ...... 268.784 247,885 service commission permits the Se­ through the secretary of state for fli3.800.000 : at current exchange, about amounted to 1,000,000 tons. the desire prevailed with more than M ic h ig a n ...... 339.097 285,151 war, to the petition of members of #2,250,000) ; the whole of the shares The Bavarian Lloyd Shipping com­ one of these men that the troops had M in n e s o ta ...... 179,152 attle port commission to reduce its Mississippi ...... 4,263 80,422 handling and storage rates on grain parliament was generally interpreted being In the hands of the government. pany in Regensburg with a capital of better not return home at all." M is s o u ri ...... 369,330 398,025 to mean that the king’s personal •The state thus exercises either full or M o n ta n a ...... 66,750 104.063 and hay to meet competition of Port­ land and Astoria rates. leaning was toward granting a par­ partial control, according to the num­ N e v a d a ...... 12,127 17.776 don. But Premier Lloyd George and ber of electrical, electrochemical and New Hampshire ...... 43,723 43,779 Want Stricter Dry Law. Airplanes for the Rifle Meet N ew J e r s e y ...... 269.352 211.645 the foreign minister, A. Bonar Law, other undertakings. New Mexico ...... 31.163 33,693 TACOMA.—“The repeal of prohibi­ were against clemency for the lord The huge generating station at N e w Y o rk ...... 869,115 759,426 tion in British Columbia makeg ne­ mayor. Zschornewitz, near Bltterfleld, belong­ North Carolina 120,988 168,383 North Dakota ...... 53,471 55,206 cessary a more drastic prohibition History of His Offending. ing to the Electric Plant company, Is O h io ...... 514.753 604,161 law in this state,” Commissioner of O k la h o m a ...... 97,233 148.113 controlled. It provides the current for O reg o n ...... 126.813 120,087 Public Safety Fred Shoemaker said MacSwiney’s hunger strike was be­ ■the state nitrogen works In Witten­ P e n n s y lv a n ia ...... 703,734 521,784 Monday. He says tbe next legislature gun on August 12 when, with 10 of Rhode Jsland ...... 44,853 40.394 berg, obtaining the necessary fuel South Carolina ...... 1,550 61,846 will be aRked to strengthen the state his, associates, he was arrested by •from adjacent lignite mines. It has an South Dakota ...... 64,217 59,191 law. soldiers in Cork while attending k T e n n e s s e e ...... 116,223 153,282 session of a Sinn Fein court. After T e x a s 64,999 286.514 May Rewrite Law. U th ...... 54,137 84,025 trial by a courtmartial under the reg­ V e rm o n t ...... 40,250 22.708 Arrangements are being made for a ulations of the defense of the realm V irg in ia ...... 49.356 102,824 joint conference between five repre­ Separated for 41 Years, ...... 167,244 act, he was found guilty of sedition West Virginia ...... 143,124 140,403 sentatives of the employers of the and sentenced to two years’ imprison­ Then Kiss and Make Up W isc o n sin ...... 221.323 193,042 state and five representatives of the W y o m in g ...... 21.698 28,316 ment, which he was serving In Brix­ Washington State Federation of La­ ton prison in London. When Mrs. Mary Walrad and T o ta ls 8,538,221 9,129.606 bor to revise and rewrite the entire MacSwiney, then an alderman of Charles L. Walrad, each seven- workmen’s compensation law_ of this Cork, was elected lord mayor of the fy-six years old. met at the Sol­ Sells Walla Walla Farm. state. city at a special session of the Cork diers’ home at Leavenworth, WALLA WALLA.—James C. Cun­ Farm Growth in Ferry. corporation on March 30 of this year. ningham and Charles HuBsey of Spo­ Kan., recently. It was the first Ferry county had 730 farms on Jan­ He was a well known Sinn Fein lime they had seen each other In kane have sold the remainder of their leader and, prior to his election, had big farm near Clyde, this county, to uary 1, 1920, of a value for land and 41 years. It was also the first buildings of $3,204,360 as compared been deported and Imprisoned several time Walrad had seen his Arthur S. Kennedy and sons of Red­ times, one of the latest notable in­ wood Falls, Minn. The considera­ with 590 farms on April 15, 1910, ot daughter since she was five a value of $2,142,025, a gain in the stances of his confinement having months old. Mrs. Walrad lives tion is $105,000. The farm consists been in 1916 In connection with the of 2860 acres, 200 of which are in decade in tbe number of farms of at North Miami, Okie. She and 23.7 per cent and in the value of 49.6 Irish Easter revolt her husband separated In Joplin, wheat and the remainder pasture land. The sale includes all equip­ per cent Mo., in 1879. Three weeks ago week. Total of new business was Walrad located his wife, the ment. Lumber Trade Shows Slump. This Is one of the two airplanes which the United Slates army tlr service 1,262,077 feet, shipments 59,937 feet meeting was arranged, they The weekly review of the West and production 70,876,111 feet kissed and made up and will live has sent to Camp Perry. Ohio, to participate In the national rifle meet. This Drouth Cuts Grain Acreage. Coast Lumbermen’s Association show will provide the world's first competitive uerlal sheeting match. Every form together again. HELENA, Mont.—Lack of moisture a continued depression in the trade, The Western Royal Live Stock of offense and defense developed by airplanes In warfare will be demonstrated will reduce the acreage put in fall under competitive conditions. with new business booked showing show will be held at Spokane No­ grain in Montana this year. 17 per cent below normal for the vember 1-6.,