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Show - a STANDARD-E- AiiNER X THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 25, 1921. ' ; ' , jI Ns, j-jO- Lifeboat Missing After President Tells . His Side of Gigantic Swindle Extends Further Than Many Controversy With Costa Rescuing vessel Leaves ' ' r: V Expected ' . :V; Scene 'X X v Rica' ne -- r , ' i SEATTLE, Wash., - Aug. 25. Lit from the Canadian Importer are their way from latitude 39.48 .raaking : west, with the north, longitude 136-2in a; sinking condition', apcording Fship o a radio message .received here from the steamship Cordova. ' The Canadian Importer was a,Cana-- l iian government merchant marine and left Vancouver, B. C, August 13 for Adelaide, via Auckland, Sydney - - , ' v - t ; - . V THE STORY OF MOLLA'S REVENGE TOLD IN PICTURES l tsJ THE OGDEN . . . . ' . ,,. - it , v5 ; '(.' - v- . - , ? ' : X... ...... ; ::, r1 ' Ewrther rev' I ! . to elations in the huge frauda alleged " " ' W. -" . . nay been perpetrated by Charleswere t !: t ;. ' his associates French and : . nffiday when Actv; brought to light-WeUnited States District Attorney ing ..j ' - - -f" . and Costa Rica. The president gives Colonel John V. - Cllnnln questioned ' : -: : . a, detailed sketch : .. of all , the events Miss Esther Ueberman, , -f ; . ' .' which' led up to the surrender of Coto secretary, of . the American Rubber -.- 1 to Costa Rica and pjaces the blame for company. ' v ' -' her statements wre confined . this action on the United States go: o While the firm "for which she worked eminent. , and which is said to have been among TEXT OF PROTEST. numerous concerns to elsrn notes used f The latitude and longitude given "Panama" says the manifesto in by the French band in its operations, ' . form a point about 623 miles, south- - part, "protests' before the entire world her disclosures are, ald by the au' for" the acts of violence perpetrated thorities to have indicated how . the ftwest of the. Columbia river. - ' j : lX-"swindle trust" ; operated. VESSEL STANDS BY. against her and reserves the right to alleged as Hiss Llebenman acted private A wireless meesage before daylight occupy, whenever opportunity offers, R. Kohn, an secretary to Ttoday said the steamer Cordova was the territory adjudicated to her by the official; of theRudolph who rubber company, : f i f 1 ;. is Undrr arrest. ;v4tanding by the Canadian Importer Loubet award and also to make effec-Jran. DOTAILS Ttr:viv.Li:D. had picked up survivors from all tive all rights originating from an un- t.Details of how thp company planned i out one oi the lifeboats, une iueDoai preceaentea act oy wnicn gosia mca of dollars from 'h: was reported missing. It wa3 further violated the rules and practices in to obtain thousands of Centralla. 111., government stated the Canadian Importer was vogue among civilized nations, and has' the werecity to Kohn related Colonel Cllnnln. coveof violated room nations the league being X' ; sinking rapidly, her engine is said to have cone to Centralis, J nant and violated the spirit of solidar where he secured thf. backing of the 17 Jeet of water. : , " founder . X, X4f The" Cordova, according to the mes- j ity and' fraternity ithat must exist cit.y council.- it is alleged, on his pro- posal to move the rubber company iium nmuu Uic uo,imrtuicn,ou i.uuui.1 icj. to 'Pages, piCiieCl Up 3. J. ,o. tails j Cllnnln stated r( 8 o'clock1 Panama city. Colonel Canadian Importer about Feeling ran' high 'in today. that-that t ' he send would to investigators wero threatened, as also 5 "last night though the first news of the Disturbances Centralla to ascertain the, manner In were hostile manifestations until did reach not here against which support for ' the Kohn plan was fsea tragedy the Star and Herald. Ojders were giv obtalnfd.. ; Further information obtained from f The cause of the disaster remained en to the police to disperse all gathert ings, and therefore tranquillity pre- Jame H.'Leets, said to have-bfemystery here, early; today r vailed." French CleViand agent, convinces .' steam-;'ethe" a. 8 i nv said message at 'i;ACordova the district attorney's office, attaches NAMED. ARBITERS for headed Astoria, ,had declare, 25. Chief tions of of the nation wide operaWASHINGTON, Aug. before her match with Suranr.t- Look 'how confident Mrs. Molla Hjurstrdt Mnllory loos in f he jiirttirf on the 0re., with the surviyors. was That and his French cohorts. The Cordova is operated by the Justice Taft notified the state departWOULD LOOT BA'K. enclen for the tennis ehaniniohshin of Americn. Tho rontpr tiicturp vliows on the tirm of b trnnin official r.rA m t Late Wednesday federal agents went Alaska Steamship company and was ment Wednesday that he had appointJ end the firvt two points of the ernd set. On the right ii Molla lrarinK the Alva Harshman. defaulted the inatcU after Molla hatl won the first on her way from Honolulu to Astoria. ed John T. Rayford of Northwestern to Milwaukee with ' private secretary to French. rourts, APPEALS WIRELESSED. univesity, and Ora Miner Leland of former at the outcome of the match. Sh vrnntH to hi at Suaune cj en more decisively because the French champion r A- broadcast whose confession Amerithe two as Cornell dl.clos;l to was sent the, university ships appeal .stiff opjMisilitui. gigantic financial deals. It "was ln,heattn her in Europe and had airi that Molln had n t even furnish the: north 'Pacific to watch for- can arbiters provided for in the . were negotiations restreaty for delimination about to beinai ilhe missing boat "load, whichtothelocate closed for the purchase t"t ofwhich. and between Panama iol fiUd with inleretd auVntSon of mlntin:nr, whlci would h uskfd t uphald a court vessel had been unable of a bank, which, according to Harsh-man- 's thej boundary ' tradition the tllpJomAMc umlni: and Rpectalors here recently. !the prinrlpir of after standing by most of the! Costa Rica. confession, was later to be lootit l universally rcocntid. the Quail oer thi cf E h -- t Michael 10 ctty in k nuntan. were ed. .The v;naries named tvo also reign scene. arbiters a was Thetrip-int.11 the left she irrmi; tWi3consln finally jiieht. Ma service man. charged with a ml- - t'.e.i of the French lr,f uS ' JutUfy. 00 UllMVy vj' LwEmI IW " The call that brought the Cordova selected by the late Chief Justice result of Harshman a" promise to turn ' A; WMhlnrn the irrJn)nti nor effrr?, nboul to jo 1ft Jill for all VTV . of tbf band's deals Im-tvt. Tiut were never to White Canadian to of .the Jkd . side upon the invgxMu a) f'aru In 1Mon In In uf J of M)ir.int Hi 1921 MUDXilJ, dfnull toeing was: "We are sinking fast, j act because of the dispute vhich arose M IxEQS,' d)N J m vi live. TIFftftftir-'flftRof KnjtUfS Wh the room wjul rfwill nmm fine. Jtisn't.h Ilunh. In lh rourt u Sorter i ' be expected .T7 3.n r may ,1 T rnor 4 tfce Jt forre i have t a!) WiiXV term JtiXCXjU Ux u euum vus ucum. m cuu the reccsniied l. iet-umnrm young prisoner crowd, mi oi' waier within tha nrxt five days, according .xiurry. "rjave xt ' rrfiisK-nWilson., afler rrcof served In ta Kica recsnuy announced L.U13 (as a mn wish whom he had to Colonel Clinnin. if the investigagine room." lfe tradition of the historic a Krn nr TakintE hi In mm nltlnjr .(hi ooits representative and 'Panama tions tit pre?nt under way are carwar homu Aux . ; inJ French IIOSTO.V; lancuurmn& pijtng was SiAny Ku,h .Urta & collection in then to t ried is soon to select an. arbiter. able 10 tall Inthcs five feet about .veteran subtlety, made and out went he Then )Urt SECRET CRITICISE CLUMS INNOCKNCK. OPto K ntw rontra at without Sjction l8il time that t ?A.V ULT.N'ARDINO. Cal.. Auir. 25. Deposed Ml,of . Plots whirj - cla!pfcr K.icllah the rijrht to be call- HEmperor nn TREATY EXCHANGES the enouKh for him V... . Charles W. French, alleged, Chicago A. Pp.lUn?. adjutant ?f and vrthe d'.plorr.AUc lar.3aie of the Wlth Hlinr'arian ReO-ent- rorder Cain srcfitilhn pinnent sxswindler, has telegraphed- his sister. , of " , Americn teflon departrnent rria5eii tn, soldier, who W.are-- theIt lac Ific- -' or colton. near xviies Of" announce ii . . that Uchusett i. baVS BUENOS AIRES. Aus. 25. Advert-- . time Je .XtepOrt -, wa!i n,, rirTt and jjm In an she "Thf re's here, it," lecs the nothing of with 1U0 of terms what it the . woojfti ialr secrecy . . ... . . rmg,to nounced Wednesday. Several mem r tlrt!K men members cf the -- w "ioctinK, the German-America'tept trpe. including xn new peace bera of hc French family live in Col RID. unfortunate 23. PA for Former Aur. knees' JnentJon, iwiy Emperor aTv-ice-. American Lclon-- here, anl they served PENNSYLVANIA DIES treaty was negotiated, and the fact ton. "Charlevwill come out on top." w no can roan imm. In Co. If." 210 lnUniry. -Admiral with Charles has planned, that the parliaments of both countries tcyethfr s.iid "11 Irs Flench, , "as he usually docs.'" north,-- , .he "still ; are ignorant of the details; .r,8.nt, .. T Aug. ii. wuiLETTERS Philadelphia; SEIZED. said: of the cfownjn storatlon for them Hungary, who obtained Learlon. the suUSE WOULD FRENCH Urn W. Frax'.er, 12. widely krrown CLEVELAND-O..- ' . - "It is painful to discover after so he could Aug. 25. A large says the'Geneva .correspondent of the "buddy" who Sled befor lonr arCTnJC2 gar refiner find twad of a family social cf and package correspondsnco papers Journal. AT AiiMb 0 abolition of seBorr.'e, vKmuph fighting for the and financial in ln rhe prominent vCill throw more light hope lr, man, The o"ly cret "diplomacy at ' least as regards Bodies Removed as Flamgs which they bcms affairs In.thls city. d!el at It Is asccrtaloed. was the intermediary j neM schemes of new nav runntnr to alleged swindling the to eel to the attrbuled Death here. the; undemocratic and antiquated prac- .. Sweep Over Piers Charles W. Yrtnch-werseized in the between Chnrles and the U PARIS. Aur. 25. Premier fcear. Adlulant SDlllane nnnouncf, cf age. tices jwhich conceal' front; peoplea what i office of Charles'K. Strobel In Akron, - ' that he mut. hav lout lotlve above 'Wednewlay replied to the requMt of niert at: tfnncarv-the ' will was head of the FrankncDtir Mr. Fraiier ; a it to Federal Wedhave t Sawken at e John knowthat by They Tight Agent about the French academy that nhr and his hetght must the knee tn of the lng.the of until his retirement lin assembly flturar refinery i , have Y rench roalrtalnM the rf Ghould be precisely, the Yankees who nesday.' mooth 'and ask for Ad.f.v feet ten. Geneva next, eral years ago. from bu'lne active Strobel. me Sawken, oo by accompanied ' rial ineiaTe hi ik .i.;;rsf;.'n nrrritonilAt oc .apply or demand this attitude." Inut.' mi..(nn N. ...t't),. Five ,25. HOBOKEX; Ls under-arres- t Aug. Akwho to armament and far eastern renfrrar wejit ak .Ma4 htAn '1m lha fiff LaRazbni thinks; however, the atti- hundred bodies-- of American soldier ron following the here, HOMi: UUNRFXX)RD. more tl.t... neiiure of the premlc In v.h;s pointedm , TO he FUND RAISES .letter this of Hungarian . . w . the Washington" tude ft A government dead,' awai'tfjig' grafted. appeal CITY. Mo., Aug. li. Bonfry n A KANSAS notes than of held worth 9,000,000 . 'and. dissolved. be shipmeht to the home in the safety would parliament improbably "is "bne of prudence, rather of counny Brief, first baseman cf the KanslmlUr demand of the supreme PAY BUDDIE'S deposit, box here in the the government would call for an elecFINE; relatives,' were rmoved in safety name of Elmer l. Ahan of hidden motives, in order to sas su also City American a;i"flalion club, but the Oerber. 1M9. In that i arrested ell. late Wednesday when fire of unknown In April. tion in which; the dynastic, question, ' i r.reme council alrr.-ilhis iV.rtfMn home rm of th made in had decided swinconnection with the avoid troubles inherent in much-dialleged over water the front origin swept army tho Question. be would ' principal ne re dles. .rrMn lis be How 25. N. sbou!J J. Aug. cussed treaties that often create obst- reservatioit here, destroying piers five January that, KngUh the royalists that! HAYONNK. It is assumed-btahJ-.aheto- -' official rrccrd l.sttl-felfarmer by Giny was Thft stick j t an the correspondence ....on cf at A principally of and six and normal lanruag. to nego.vtn the pier. fouf, processes acles adjoining vlpinrlotri. I v,ravain comN'o -r n. ' bftween and tnerciore. notes French. Sfrobel aft"At become monvnt. the theV have ' Which th? giant liner Leviathan and Is said, gether prtsn; the nart of .the entente. It to tiation.': w.m were docked, or other securities were found. ot civil life waa lUuatrated to sitd the premiers letter, "il is not a'wss ir.cn Wheaton - the transport rades the bv an appeal met be nul.i adds the newspa"Consequently," seized were here drawn was flames The with difficult".' saved; wtammHksrv' Jii''ltt"l,i IJL U. litJ il- - U I per; "it doubtless ; is not appropriate licked sidea'of the Leviathan, dam- by .'27'. firms. ' A memorandum also the In th deposit box indicates. It to find something harsh, that perhaps aging, a, small. ion of- the woodwork found does not exist; in the silence guarding on the" bow and the forward mastj but is said, that notes to th value of a fire boat wedged its way between $990,100 hid been realized a matter, of so much' interest" on the liner apd "the Ijurning pier , and OOflames. the off MEN MOVIE successfully fought FIGHT H. JIARA SILENT ON When the fire broke out Captain DAYLIGHT SAVING Wilbur, officer of the day called JAPAN DELEGATES Sout'th'3 X entire army parsonriel. about 150 men, who started removing' the ATLANTIC CITY.'N. J., Aug 23. bodies. FOur hundred' longshoremen, Associatv ,TOKIO.. 25: . . (By the, Aug. An assisted active campaign 'against daylight on at ' pler3v duty nearby edPressi) Premier ITara, whose bodies were saving was launched here Wednesday One thousand other situation lined , growing hold on the political not at the convention of, eastern branch, but on up to has. caused the Japanese e compare disturbed- - The- transport were of. the. .Motion lUcturaa Owners' asso-wheaton, of which, him with Premier - elation, and It waa declared, that the with here arrived recently j Great Britain remains adamant on the 000 bodies, still had 2,000 aboard but8creens in lO.000 theatres throughout or the names; of disclosing question the fire "was 'on the opposite side of the .t'nltcd Suites .will be used next Japan's delegates no the Washington in the winter and spring to conference. The premier, it is de- -' her: pier. ooon the , clocks, again fights "Yischanging of will return await the clared, ' summer. count Chinda and Crown Prince Hir- -' ORDER 'INDELINITIES 1 next sthat. asserted while adDelegates ' ohito from their' European tour so as verse, conditions industrial and hot . to consult them in the matter. weather had lowered their attendance, TRADING, All kinds of probabilities have been they blamed, daylight time chiefly, ns 'advanced, one of them that efforts it, virtually eliminated one show nn a will be made to induce Viscount Chin,-Irf- "'CHICAGO, "Aug "2 a Trading In evening. They declared they, would be to head the Washington delegation, indemhities." "put3 and calls." as supported .by the. farmers - In their but as it is likely Viscount Chinda may they once and better known, will work to 'have the law repealed In were be fatigued from the EurPan tour, cease on .thfe Chicago board of trade states where It now exists. he may decide not to undertake, the October 1. oo trip to" Washington This was" decided Monday following adoption, by .both houses of congress of the conference report .upon tne , DiaCKneaaS U0 ViUlCK '. Gapper-Tinchbill, regulating the ....... r. ' which of the country, BV ThlS Simt)ie Method grain exchanges Vi nature of the presl- fi. J Xbig one or. little ones on.y waits the ' Blackheads of the bill would The 4ent; signing 'a ' "X " "es or hard ories-r- on any part have abolished the "indemnities," a the . go body, by f board-of,pf quick simple The trade rtid not wait for " metnoainat jusi aissoives mem. iOdo;the president ta act, however, the dl ' i mis set aoouT, hvq ounces oi- , caipime freciora posting, a.notice of a referen- iyour druggist- spr.nKie i dum powder from e abolishing liftlo On a wof nnnnirbriih near t hm ont irI v.Vindemnitles." I i ' i ; the mpmhrhln the blackheads briskly for a few sec- - t hns stm to voteWfiilp on the nronosal. this ' . onds and wash off. You'll wonder was regarded as a mere matter of ff"S j "where the blackheads have gone.. The form, an affirmative vote being re- "calonlte powder and the hot water garded, as certain. ' : y' 5 t have just dissolved them. Pinching " oo , Vmd squeezing blackheads only open 't ..' the pores of the skin and leave theha DOMINION LABOR V 'j open-anunsightly and unless i the So .'blackheads are big and soft they will TO ENTER t POLITICS , not. come out, while the simple of calonite powder and water come to dissolves them right, out,; leaving the 25. Creation of a WINNIPEG, Aug. skin soft and the pores in, their x ' i party to enter Immediately Into condition. , You can get calonite labor, dominion politics has been decided powder at any drug store and; if you upon-- ' v X by delegates assembled hereare troubled with these unsightly adanfrom labor ''bremishes you should certainly, try this bodies, .they provincial i nounced today. simple method. Adv. An CHICAGO. Aug. 2S. PANAMA,'. Aug. 25- (By ;th'e. Associated Press.") A manifesto "to, the people, of .Panama was issued Wednesday by President .Porras in connection' with, the controversy between' Panama .; - . -- X) . 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