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THE WORLD IN PARAGRAPHS A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING EVENTS IN THIS AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN LATE DISPATCHES DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT MARK THE PROGRESS OF THE AGE WESTERN Presenting In Butte report on the poet war revival of business, President Harding declared that national mobilization by business, labor und government forces to overcome depression no less an accomplishment than the great co-operation to win the war." The Santa Fe Hallway t'ompany's of lumber ut San Bernardino, valued at fI.OMMJOO was destroyed by fire believed to have been started by an Incendiary. Fire departments from all adjacent cities were culled on to fight the enormous bluze. The closing of the Merchants and Farmers State Bank at Chino, by the state superintendent of banks, after an Investigation by Edward F. Dish man of the State Corporation Department, has resulted In a nation-wide search for six stock brokers who are under Indictment In connection with the banks failure, Dish man announced In San Francisco. George Parker and Hulle Johnson escaped from the l.lnu county Jail at Albany, where they were being held In connection with the murder of ex- Sherlff J.

Dunlap. Parker was captured a few minutes after he got out. He was seen by Sheriff Frank Hi chard before he had climbed over an Iron fence that surrounded the rear of the Jail. Johnson is still at large. A contract between a citizen and an alien ineligible to citizenship whereby the latter Is to settle upon agricultural land for the purpose of preparing It for planting, receiving wuges for his work and sharing in future profits on an equal basis, Is not a violation of the alien land law passed the California Legislature Nov.

2, 1020, the Supreme Court decided at San Franclico. President Harding power of speech fulled him a few days ago for the first time since ho left Washington. Standing at Point, overlooking the Grand Canon of Yellowstone National Purk, the chief executive was asked what he thought of the scene before him. He admitted his Inability to reply, saying that the grandeur of the canon was beyond his power to describe. The law permitting the state to quarantine against alfalfa hay Is unconstitutional as constituting an embargo, und is so unlimited in Its scope as to be unreasonable, counsel for the Oregon Washington Hallway and Navigation Company contended in Court at Olympia, Wash, lu the socalled "alfalfa weevil case." The burden of testimony by state tended to prove that stringent regulations were needed If the alfalfa weevil is to be controlled.

WASHINGTON A reorganization within tin- Treasury Department with the shifting of several nf I lit- linin' Important burt'uus, Is itiril fur In regulations Issued ut Washington Simultaneous with the issuing of tile regulations, it beratin' known that Assistant Secretary Edward Clifford, whose jurisdiction within tiie department will he tnateriaily changed under the reorganization is to resign Increase In wuges of dork, and en glnerr offlrers, radio operators and members of the department on shipping board vessels ranging from $7 to sgii a month, has been announced by Vice Chairman T. V. of tiie board. The Increases are effective Immediately. Mull roads operating In the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast states were In effect authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission to Increase by 10 per cent their freight rates on corn and cereal products usually classified us grain." The Increase, which does not affect wheat, la authorized in shipments from Mississippi valley points to the Rocky Mountain.

Pacific Coast area. Or. J. K. Mohler, chief of bureau of animal Industry, announced lie bad concluded to commence on July the vaccination of stooker and feeder cuttle ut public stockyards against hemorrhagic septicemia, also known us stockyards pneumonia and shipping fever.

I'ntil the work Is placed on the stable busts the government will furnish the vaccine and trained veterinarians to administer the treatment ut uctual cost. The United States District Court In Eon Francisco denied a motion asking for the dismissal of petition by Charles Lockurd, an owner of the Seattle Club in the Pacific Coast Itusebull League, that H. McCarthy, president of the league, be compelled to seat him as a director of the parent organization, McCurthy has refused to permit the participation of the Seattle Club In the regular league meetings on the ground that there is evidence 01 It being owned In part by William Wrigley, a stockholder In (be Los Ange'es Club. FOREIGN Manila, gripped by a typhoon, wag flooded. Many streets were under water.

All loading and unloading of ships In the harbor was sufcpeuded. The typhoon was strongest over the central portion of the Island of Luzon. Three military barracks In Berlin have been converted Into dormitories for needy' Russian students. The tierman Bed Cross, the Husslao section of tiie League of Nations, the Young Christian Association, and tins European Students' Helief each contributed to the undertaking. Foreign Secretary rejection in Ixindon of the twelve-mile limit projHiHul apparently has countered effectually the effort of the State Department of the United States to clear away at one stroke the ship liquor controversy and the rum-smuggling problem along the Atlantic count.

Newspapers of Mexico City recently carried statement that the International recognition commission has reached un agreement. El Mundo, a government organ, claims to have Inside Information that an agreement was reached over a week ago and the work of tiie commission likely will end In a few days. The silence maintained by General Wu Bel Fu in the face of the presidential deal lock in China appears to a leading source of worriment to the politicians for the present Impasse. Since the flight of ex-President IJ Yuan Hung, all efforts to gain from Wu a declaration of his uttltude has been unavailing. Count tie Saint Aulaire, French ambassador in London, has received complete Instructions from the French foreign office to enable him to reply to the British government's recent questionnaire on the Htihr situation and "any other questions on the Huhr situation and France's policy on reparations which the British government may see fit to ask." A German "terrorists" organization in the Htihr is responsible the series nf outrages which culminated in the explosion of a high power dynamite bomb upon a train hearing several hundred Belgian soldiers, according to information received from Alx-la-Chapelle received In Brussels.

It is believed that the death list from the explosion will reach twelve, as some of the soldiers wounded were living In hospitals at Duisburg and Crefeld. GENERAL Handicapped by the hordes of immigrants aboard the eleven mean liners which reached quarantine, officials of the Treasury Department worked overtime checking up the liquor supplies aboard the ships. Further military steps In Gov. J. C.

Walton's drive to rid Oklahoma of "lawless mobs" will depend upon whether whippings, ussaults and other forms of violence cease, It was said at the executive offices in Oklahomu City. Adjt. Gen. E. Black of the Illinois National Guard is declared "derelict In duty and primarily to blame" for not sending troops to Williamson county at the of the Herrin riots, in the report of the legislative Investigating committee which made Its report to the Legislature at Springfield.

Construction work on a score or more of Chicago buildings valued at millions of dollars was tied up by an outlaw strike of laborers called by the I. W. W. The laborers were called off the Jobs in some Instances amid handto-hand fighting between strikers and police who answered riot calls. The strikers demand $1 an hour.

Approximately 2,500 unlawful floggings have taken place in Oklahoma in tiie last year, uecording to reports reaching Governor J. C. Walton, it was announced at Oklahomu CUv by Aidrich Blake, secretary to the executive, statement climaxed the first week of a campaign launched by Governor Walton to rid Oklahomu of inob violence. A petition signed by citizens of Savannah, Indorsing Henry Ford for lTestdent, having been forwarded to Detroit, the general secretary has replied In a letter acknowledging receipt of the petition: "in view of the Interest displayed, Mr. Ford cun have no objection to their further activities in this direction." One Infant is dead and another Is in a serious condition In a Schenectady, N.

hospital, in consequence, charity officials say, of un all-night ride of 165 miles with seventeen other children in hired automobile from Brooklyn. The children, seven of them five months old or under, were brought to Schenectady by Mrs. Anna Slewers, the party urrlving after a trip of twelve hours. Creation by Edward Bok of Philadelphia, of an award of to be culled the American peace award and to be given to the American Individual or organization presenting the best practical plan by which the United States may co-operate with other nations for the achievement and preservation of world peace, wu-i announced In New York City by the policy committee. organized to administer the uwurd.

The French liner Furls, the third vessel challenging American dry laws to be visited by federal officials, wus deprived of her excess beer and wins by New York officers. Thirteen kegs of beer were dumped overboard und several thousand bottles of wine were carted away to government warehouses. The July Immigration quotas of two contlnnents. Asia und Africa, and of five countries, Albania, Greece, Palestine, Turkey and Syria, were filled when Immigrants aboard sixteen ships landed at Ellis Island a few days ago. THE RAYMEB ENTERPRISE LATE NEWS From All Over COLORADO convention of the Colorado societies of Christian Endeavor was held In Cunoii City June 2H, 2U und 30 and July 1.

Governor Sweet and former Governor Slump were umong the speakers on the progruin. every effort being made by the Moffat tunnel commission to hove the actual work started on the big bore by August 1, Colorado day, the selection of a chief engineer looms as the most formidable obstacle for this accomplishment. Cunon City. Marlon chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, of lids city, has had set up on West Main street huge granite boulder In honor of Col. Zebulon Pike, the first citizen of the United States to traverse the Arkansas valley.

crowds were hurrying here nnd about their business, Harold V. Thomas, Denver vocational student, followed Ids wife and George F. Taylor from the postofflee and Just off Main street fired five shots Into the body of the man who he said up bis home." Colorado Springs. Mary Elkins, full-blood Osage Indian owner of S.OWJ acres of oil land In the Usage nation, reputed to have an In come of a year, after a hectic career In Colorado Springs, filed suit for divorce from her white husband, Wilbur Corbett, commonly known us Bobby Corbett, Colorado Springs boxer. J.

Dove, convicted of the murder of Ids pretty sister-in-law, Miss Edna Fern Skinner In Greeley, July 2, 1U22, and sentenced to life Imprisonment, must begin serving his sentence ut the state penitentiary Immediately, while bis case Is still pending before the Supreme Court. The slate court bus denied application for a writ of supersedeas. Glenwood persons were killed and young girl was Injured seriously when the light coupe In which they were riding was struck by a locomotive at a crossing In Eagle county, twenty-five miles from here. The dead ure John Foster, 45, und his mother-tn-luw, Mrs. Ella Nunhorn, 7U, of Peyton, Colo.

daughter, Violet, BJ, Is expected to recover. Gunnison -Louis Weiss und bis sis ter, Mrs. Charles It. Pope of Los An geles, sold the Good Ilujje mine to M. M.

Bacon of Chicago. The mine has been Idle since US Jo, owing to Utlga tlou, which Is now settled. A preliminary deposit of Jo.uuu was paid on the property, und It Is believed the price more than SIUU.UUO. The Good Hope was a great producer here In early days. Grand Wilbert Wilcox, who for several yeurs has been secretary-treasurer of the Trai Society of the Seventh Day Adventist church In Grand Junction, will leave the city within few weeks und make preparations to go to South America Aug.

1. Mrs. Wilcox will enter the missionary field of her church at Lima, Peru, where the Seventh Day Adventists have a mission. The public school system of the United States Is the best and most efficient In the said President Warren G. Harding In an address before thousands of residents of Greeley and northern Colorado.

The presidential special stopped ut the Greeley station fifteen minutes and the chief executive spoke to the large gathering from the rear platform of his car. President Harding praised ihe work of Hie Colorado Stute College and similar institutions of the country. He ulso lauded the spirit of the West and the hospitality that he had received. resumption of uralcable relations between the Denver A ltio Grande Western nnd their striking shopmen and a return to the old agreement under which the Btrlke was settled, has been practically assured, Governor Sweet believes, through the offices of Attorney General llussell Fleming und llenry McAllister, representing Lite railroad. No new agreement is being drawn, but a return to the old one lias been effected through conference.

first case of Rocky Mountain fever In many years, caused the deuth of Publo Sanchez, St yeurs old, AntunJto, according to the death certificate. Sanchez, who was employed as a sheep herder In Wyoming, died ut the county bospitul on June 14, and according to Dr. R. Sunderland, house physician at the county hospital, his case was far advanced when he arrived eight days before his deuth. The disease Is caused by the bite of the germ-carrying woodtlck which becomes Imbedded In the flesh, und it Is necessary to remove It as quickly as possible to prevent continued Infection.

Oak men were arrested by state prohibition agents here, when the agents, working under the direction of John R. Smith, raided nil the pool halls In the city. The nine men were taken to Steamboat Springs, where they were placed In the county Jail. Goodwin, 81, was brought to this city from Decatur, 111., by Undersheriff Ilurgener to fuce charges of forgery, said to hnve been committed here May id at Ihe time that he is alleged to lure perpetrated a swindle un local Catholic priest CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS Central District Connell of Municipal officers of Colorado, an organization of mayors, dty councilman, town clerks and pence officers. Is the very latest thing In organizations and goes to prove that point Last November, when turkey and coal were uppermost In most locul minds, Edwin A.

Bends, field secretary of the Colorado Editorial Association, und editor of the Littleton Independent, conceived the Idea of un organization of town offleluls. He wrote an editorial on tiie Ideu, and from that sprouted the organization that is today attracting so much attention. The council Includes the officials of all towna near iJenver. "Denver was not Included," said Mr. Benils, "because we felt tbut Denver's problems were not our problems; we fell that Denver was not interested In the problems of the fifteen smaller cities around Denver." Brighton, Littleton and Englewood are the largest cities Included In the new connell.

Orville C. Hoffman, mayor of Littleton, la president of the new organization. C. M. Ilurlbut, mayor of Castle Itock, and prominent In Douglas county, Is vice president of the council.

Clyde Hoskins, of Littleton, clerk and recorder, la the secretary and treasurer of the organization. AH Incumbent municipal officers are active meuiliera of tiie council; former officials ure honorary und tiie press Is un associate member. Mr. Beiuls, father of the council, outlined the activities of the organization. Idea of the organization cuuie of course from the Colorado Editorial Association," said Mr.

Bemls, tiie council was formed to effect a more efficient handling of all municipal problems; public health, truffle questions, the dog nuisance, a problem la all small communities; paving, sewerage, water these come within scope of the new organization. Denver. crops are showing Improvement In Colorado und spring grains and ranges especially ure In promising condition due to the recent uhundunt moisture und warmer weather, according to of the United division of crop und live stock estimates. Excessive ruin and flooding Is reimrted, with irrigation water plentiful In all sections, reservoirs generally filled to capacity und most rivers ut flood stage with vast quantities of flood wuters going by and causing considerable damage to crops upon the lower furm lands, especially In the northern sections und along the Arkansas river und some of Its tributaries. Fruit shows prondsing condition and a good berry crop Is expected.

The supply of farm Isbor Is somewhat scarce la most sections. for misapplication of $33,000 of the funds of the Burns National bunk of Durango, John C. Campbell, until March, 1023, president of the Institution, was arrested by Deputy United States Marshal Lewis E. Worker here. He before United States Commissioner Alfred E.

Camp and was released on bond of $2,300. The urrest of Cunipbell threw Durango Into Intense excitement. He Is one the most widely known men throughout the southern purt of the stute. Chupman, author of "Out Where the West Begins," Is here to s(iend six months or more on work In connection with the text book on Colorado that lie has been engaged to write by "Greater Colorado, Incurporateil." Mr. Chupman was former Instructor In Journalism ut the University of Colorado.

Colorado forty-five yeurs of continuous service, Irving Howbert, deun of Colorado bankers and pioneer of Colorado Springs has resigned us president of the First National Bunk, his place being taken by A. 11. Hunt. Del Norte was the scene of the annual meeting of the southwest district of the Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs, June 2D und 30. More than 150 delegates represented the thirty-one clubs tlmt ure members of the body.

Steamboat Springs. The annual stute E. O. convention closed recently with the bunquet given to delegates at Craig. The members of the order ut Steumhout Springs and at Craig were Joint hostesses to the convention, the business meetings being held In Steamboat and the greater part of the recreation given at Craig.

The following officers were elected: Mrs. Jessie Charles of Windsor, president; Mrs Chellle Stevens Wright of Denver, first vice president; Mrs. Alice Bradley of Steamboat Springs, second vice president; Mrs May T. Hay of Wray, organiser; Mrs Hazel Florman of Pueblo, recording secretary; Mias Hslen Hartford of Bertboud, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Louis Lawton of Alamosa, treasurer.

The supreme organiser, Mrs. Belle M. Musser of Denver, was a visitor during the gathering, as was Miss Margaret Dorward of Fort Collins, past supreme president Other guests were Mrs. Mlua Hlse, Mrs. Clara Blum, Mrs.

Ida Campbell and Mrs. Myrtle Clark Woods, past state presidents, and ten members from Vernal, Utah. Estes largest convention ever held by a college fraternity or sorority convened here with 700 delegates present from all parts of the United States and from Ontario, Canada, It being the twenty-sixth biennial convention of the PI Beta-Phi, the old! est and largest sorority In America. Fort reward of Is offered by the managers of the Roberts Brothers' ranch, at Livermore, for information leading to the arrest und conviction of the person or persons who shot and killed two bulls and two cows recently. GERMANS HELD FOR BLAST PLOT BOMB EXPLOSION ON TROOP TRAIN KILLS TEN SOLDIERS AT DUISBURG ALLIES ISOLATE RUHR STATE OF SEIGE ORDERED BY FRENCH AS PENALTY FOR BOMB OUTRAGE burgomaster of Duisburg, twelve other city officials and four prominent citizens were arrested by the Belglun military authorities as hostages In connection with the explosion of a bomb on a Belgian troop train crossing the Rhine bridge here.

Nine Belgian soldiers were killed outright by the explosion, one died later of his wounds ami forty-three persons, nine of them Germuns, were Injured. The latter, who were on their way to work, were In a car adjoining that occupied by the troops and were hit by splinters of wood and metal. penalties Imposed because of the Duisburg bomb explosion, which killed ten Belglun soldiers and Injured forty-three other persons, have been announced at French headquarters. They affect all the Ruhr und Rhineland and Include closing the frontier as ordered by the llhlneland coinmission. Interurban tramway sendee In the Ruhr Is back on a normal basis.

Since passlbe resistance wus begun by the Germans and the seizure of ull railroads by tiie French, the Interurban street car lines have been Jammed day and night with passengers and freight. The sendee has been more than doubled since the occupation, I lie curs transporting mail, merchandise and even coal. General De new decree obliges the Germans to reduce the sendee to conditions existing a year ago, and Infraction of the new order by offldala Is punishable by five Imprisonment and one hundred million gold marks fine. German civilians to the number of 223 have been arrested at by the Belgian authorities, most of them for violation of new orders und a state of siege was declared after the bomb explosion. The majority of them were taken at night by Belgian patrols for being out after the 10 o'clock curfew.

The cities and towns surrounding Dulsberg, including Muelhclm and Hatnborn have been notified by the Belgians of the state of siege anc are warned against entering Dulsberg ufter dark, when all traffic Is prohibited Hnd everything Is closed. It Is announced that all villages und the reich government will have to puy for damage done to railroads and other property In case of future attempts and that the Dulsberg community und the retch are held responsible for Indemnities which will he exacted In Imlf of the families of Belgian victims of the bomb outrage. French troops have seized four coni mines of the Frederick The Great group, belonging to Hugo Stinnes. British Royalty Upheld by Laborite labor declined to adopt the view that the royal family is no longer a necessary British Institution. Delegates of tiie Labor party conference In session In Queen's hall to puss a resolution to this effect, hut the motion was shelved.

George Luns- Imry, member of Parliament for Poplar, said Ihe executive committee had discussed the resolution anil he was asked to oppose It in the executive holly's name. President and Party Visit Yellowstone Yellowstone National Purk. up In the mountains of the Yellowstone, sixty miles from a railroad, President Hurding recently spent a night far uwuy from the bustle of crowds which bus been his dully portion since leaving the cupltol. Within stone's throw of the President's window, Faithful'' performed with its customary regularity. The President und Mrs.

Harding reached Old Faithful Inn after motor ride of sixty miles from Gardiner, so arranged as to give them the scenic wonders of the purk at their besL Boyden Resigns as American Observer Washington. resignation of Roland W. Boyden, as Amerlcun observer with the reparations commission, which was announced In Paris a few days ago, Is due to his desire to resume his professional practice at the bar, the State Department suld In a formal statement. His duties. It was added, will be taken over by his assistant, Colonel Jnmes A.

Logan, Jr. Adjutant General Blamed for Disorder Springfield, Gen. Carlos E. Black of the Illinois National Guard was held responsible for the Herrin mine massacre; Col. S.

N. Hunter, personnel officer of guard, is held derelict in Ids duty and Ids discharge recommended peace officers of. Williamson county are severely arraigned and the State Senate severely censured In the report of the House committee charged with Investigating the riot of lust June, made public here. Representative Frank A. McCarthy of Elgin was chairman of the committee.

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