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42ND YEAR. NO. 297.-TEN PAGES.
SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919.
The silver thaw1 has started
Salem. '
With spasmodic showers throughout
the day. and the temperature remain
ing below the freezing point, that ele
nf winter most harmful to street
traffic wire systems and railroads was
...fl.ine iiDon the city. Prediction
was that with nightfall the thaw and
t.,nc. would continue.
The weather today was the warm
est In a week. The temperature at
six o'clock this morning was 22 above
it nine o'clock It was 25, and at noon
it had reached 29. With the descent
of the sun and evening the tempera-
vnec!ed t(J drop, cloaking
wires- with Ice . and streets with slip
pery scale.
' ' Streets Dangerous.
The snow has been on the streets
one week today, and this afternoon
was almost Impassable beneath horses
ami auto and truck whe Is. Re
peated traffic , over the snow In the
. k.. ut It ud and with the big
rain that has begun will Boon be solid
I
IMITV D1FA
inunuus ilui
CLEftR SIAYER
BUSINESS MEN OF CITY
DEMAND REMOVAL OF
SNOW FROM STREETS
Drawn
Trial Of Harry S. New For
Murder Of Sweetheart
Opens In Los Angeles; Sen
ator Drawn Into Case By
Defense.
Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 16. Harry
. Almost unanimous in their condom-!
nation of the city council for its fail
ure to make some provision at Its
meeting last night for cleaning the
snow from the streets of the buslnew
section of Salem, mechants are de
manding that some plan for cleaning
the streets be devised and devised ira
mediately.
Indignant that the council, charged
with the administration of the city's af
faira and the safety of the public, could
do nothing more definite toward meet-1
ing the dangerous situation now exist
ing in the city than to instruct the
street commissioner to "clean the
streets," without even so much as indi
cating to him where the money to pay
fnr the work was to come from, busl-
funtls
grade an investmnet of public
made to safeguard property."
Prompt Action Need.
L. C. Farmer, ' Farmer Hardware
comDanv: The cuy inoura rae im
mediate actio to safeguard general in-
taresta In this matter, the sooner tne
snow accumulations are removed the
beter for all concerned. '
J w. Chambers. Chambers & Cham-
v.- rh Aid adam "an ounce of
nv'ntlon la worth a pound of cure'
.nniun In this case. Thousands of dol-
I,,-. vnrth nf rooas siorea in mn
rninin are threatened by the present
condition. A sudden onange ei tem
perature would certainly turn a mooo
loose In the Salem business section."
wank n Mevers. the Spa: "It the
conn
T
HID
ODiVV
DUTYTOFOEUC
City Fathers "Paso Buc!r" to
Street Commissioner, Ore! sr
Snow Removed Without Pro
viding Funds for VorU
Ssisreine Council Decides Hsa
Kenlv To AEed Note De
manding Signing Of Proto
col Is Satisfactory.
tor me worn waa m wiu ..un., i - ,, " .,.. ha n nf ra-
. .i .h. .lniv u tmwllllncto bear the Cost oi re-
S. New, who claims to be the son of 1 organilsat,on take the ,ead and or- moving the snow . 1 tor-I."1'
United States Senator Harry S. New ol
Indiana, went on trial here today for
his life.
He is charged with murdering Frie
da Lessv, his 18 year old sweetheart.
fort was being made in any part of the because she told him the night of July
city
streets.
ployed
to removeme enuw .
Many citizens, nirmg unem.
nianned off their
noyea ine". ...
ldewalks and heaped the snow high
along the curbs.
Through conservation of users the
.. .ninv waa able to announce
today that pressure in the mains had
been Increased seven pounds. It Is de
.u..A,th.t tt this rate of increase
...,u, wm he'normal in a few days.
Little apprehension was felt by offi
..i nf the P. R. L. & P. company be-
nf a silver thaw. They said that
in event a serious, thaw sets in they
would be powerless to act as it would
effect all lines simultaneously,
sanlze the work. It 1 suggested tnat
the neded funds be secured by sub
scription if the city officials cannot db
made to realise that an emergency ex
ists and provide tne money.
Wllllne to Share t ost.
How the business meen feel regard
ing the sltuaUon is clearly shown In
. i mw. t th. rinwntnwn aunm-t.
the following interviews gram Ml1 -nw de!ay getting
that instead of becoming his bride
th followine night she proposed to un-
nm an ooeration that wouia relieve
her of approaching motherhood. -The
state will ask that New De nangeu.
Mother Promises sensation.
a rtoffinse of insanity will be made.
tn Kiionort of this, New's mother, Mrs.
h.. nrnmiRRd .If necessary,
to lay open u -:"-";:' a the city."
her alleged relations wiin , Steusloff ' Bros.
norinil nf 1R VearS.' DIWiu-i c. ... ..,
UUTC1...6 F" -. - . .. . nonVailf 'The CITY KC1
ig over the circumstances -;-.- nonslble tor th. re.
the aeiensB m , - mav trom aowniown
New's mind. . "JTV ease of a sudden climatic
One hundred prosoww j--- -- - , nuanUties of wa-
were called Into court for the opening change the Immense , quan
session, including a uh l" n.v. The city dmintetration is
n .contribute toward shoulderinir the
.n.nu nf th necessary work. There
: . ... ...!..
Is no doubt but tnat tn snow
,i n Kaiiini aireeiH i iuuiu
now siuiiuihs i
be carted away at once. I
City. Held Ltable.
wmi.n.1 riKhisdorf. the William
ohi.orf comiMtny: "The snow ptles
By Henry Wood
(United Press staff correspondent)
Paris, Dec 1. Danger of possl
ble resumpUon of hostilities as the re
suit of Germany's attitude toward ths
protocol of the peace treaty was fin
ally averted today.
The supreme council aeciaeu uw
the German reply to the allied note
demanding acceptance oi tne pruiu-
eol. delivered by Baron Von Lersner
vtrda. was "most
fanital Journal today:
. L. L. Busick, ot tne busick
tnr! "We would be willing to
share the costs of removing the snow
.trt in the downtown district.
nf thA removal could be borne
nv the oroperty owners.' the
The council "passed tne ouca. 1 II M
That was their principal action m I II v, I II 111 lilU
meeUng lam ""
They passed the buck the remor-
.1 nf th anew trom '"
.,,t, and Incidental prevention oi
flooding basements to the sire
commissioner, and today nothing has
been accomplished toward making
,he thoroughfares In the business dis
trict trafflcable; and nothing worth
'..II. k.tn dona to stem the av-
WIIIIO - - . - H ,h.
alanche of water mat wm -
thaw. . ...
Councilman Haivorsen Pr"" "
tlon. Hs said "'"',-,
time to devise any oonw " -".!
..i th. work, but reoognlslng
- . . . W .Inn." tn
.n off the streets, charged
jlalwmMHTOM The opinion, wrlttee f
W. might ppropruu mm 1.1 hX that th. elaln. - -
y to give th. hi. men n. mnA ruul. of
ney
Julius Sllverstone ef prtta"ll!
lowed a. "-! :Mr
Fout.otlV.rtlan--..o:7.."-
torney s ! m iw ' "
lnally claimed lor "T"" " I, h
Werlng the trt fund ft by
of the late miut "" " ' .
opinion nanwn -
will
cording to as
th the supreme -
aecreeoi ja w- .
WKIAPPfDHOl
OFFli
ADMITS TO
A.iontin ntv. N. J.. Dec. 16. Mr
tdh Rlnke. accused of sacrificing
iiitu jiiimlk;- son.
insane belief she could thus win back
her husband's , love, today amm
the boy was not kidnaped, as she first
declared, according to Dr.,Louis Sou
Uer, county physiciarvt'-
a..j. in Mrs- Blake admitted
13U UUOl i.
ivi nn the municipal pier at
,ui.thB bov Friday night
VCIItllUl -
anA ,.i oho declared: I guess
must have fallen into the water."
11 i.inlni Stnrv Told
r ' mimw""o . .
hn la cnargea
nf five year oiu
1.. has hpen 111 1"
hospital since Frl
he
. wam thai
of women. Tne prosp- -----
.half of the Jury may be women. Bot..
1 sides showed a willingness ior
to sit in the case. ' wll,
Challenging or tnree .
were called as prospective jurors. te:
cTJseThey declared they ere oppos
ed to captui put-.j::,.!"
onening incident today of the trial
Ham " B. New for the alleged mur
der of Frieda Lesser
The challenge, -
1 4 v,, ths mult
tion. was sustains -
Whe" C0"7 J" Tr'son. wfshlng to
V"Tr: hut. only a handful
witness u TZ ionr
of tnem cvum "----; . rnnfl off a
It was neces.,
mruws". ""-1
nronerty.
empowered ny siaiuio
to create an
emergVncV ande cltUen. never be-
,!L ff the streets would certain
i ioU ih nitv government liable to re'
- , llfn nr
0,1 1 1 , v Tnr Rnv iuuuuw
miiuuI by abnormal condl
lions which would bs precipluted by a
"" . i . n
ril Rnataln. BOSWin w
baum: "I. for one am wining w
the situation to Street Comm ssloner
Low. Commtaaioner LoWe acllon In
1 h. mtiar drain and bank-
lng the snow should safeguard the sit-
Mnagement et th. Brewer Drug
.company: 'The snow
moved immediately to safeguard prop-
erty in the downtown wr.
denclllatory"
and that a reply would be despatched
n.rim "m anon as possioie.
a.,!ffl,-lal forecast oi in
man not. yesterday showed the Got-
n.n ffovcrnment was wiiun w
after certain comparatively minor con
cessions, but it was not until th. su
preme council met toaay m
.Mi.iotiv marnea inerw n
fnr continuation of prepa-
. invaainna or uermnnjr .w
raiauuv
enforce the peace terms.
bnmiit tesnra mn-w
council today further
. tnlnt session this afternoon
,1, HIT. VU .
.iiiaA and Herman navai
do
h.r grandeon. Robert Lee
be eaeea.lv. Th. lower eo'tt l
..,, Iteehmer oomptatet
WMfSSDDJlfS
MD TO VFJ
DRY Bill F
HUB
room
nassage way
led Into court. Rn
New appeared w
than at any time -
Mrs. Blake,
"wilful murder"
Jumes W. Blake,
an Atlantic City
day night, when she had arted two
in nniovtnK m vw i iA ftdmtntttrifi w
1 us-r s " . . . .
streets, 'he saia. .h.'irJ fund h-ft by Mrs. tHnm
Where ar. you gom ."". "r I : Robert le Boenmer. -
Vniit nroK. in, ""
U1UIIVJ , ...,.
. .... . 'i.t.Mn uo inn puirw .
hw . rfM.i. " in. unnn bwb""' :
"I mean to wean up " r.h. .cUon ot the trust
Halvorsen replied. "W. can t 'VV""0" w.ll
fhe rtreet. this way ?' j'V, Tmt hd dll ?t
. . I m willing to uo- 1 trust an - . ni'a oa-
navms n ....- - t. . .- ...iion rir" - - i. -
nate enough money m (,. f the supreme ort.
away trom in front Ot m MW-M. ,n'"V;iLn. were ha4
and I know 01 otner -1 , '
who would do th same. " .-- M Wakefield v Irwla
I,, would .hew .nough Interest U Oj. H j
sanction th. mov. anu .. - , - ,or divorces epmwit -
of
Volk
, little assist ane.
urn. ihi all right.
If they want to
I county;
aid. Justice
lloan.
Judge U V. Comm,
1" .grel Hoxl. l- -JJ;
' . ..,..n nt. anBeal irow
Dec.
1. AH hope of
h aid or "
Washington
congress com.-.. ' -nn-tltutlonal
oeiu.T.
prohibition become.
10L,Z:: ; ZA i to S against a re
Ml
iBNffl.ni
or reo. 1; Decidedly
nlldci WcaWr was reported from
nuacl ,.ather stations to-
ZT,a. shown bV the following mini-
mum temperature all aoov.
Buddy'
. UnK
on a street in Ventnor, "
into unconsciousness and stealing the
According to Souder, Mrs. Blake
started to repeat the "kidnaping
story to him. '
Mollier ' Nervous
"I told her she knew that was not
tiue," he said. "She began crying ; and
said "no, it isn't. I can't remember
just what happened. Buciay
went down on the pier. He u i run
ning ahead of me carrying my purse
I guess he must have fallen into the
According to Police umm
William Pepper, a street car conduc
tor. declares Mrs. Blake and her son
.ode on his car just before theboj
disappeared. Mrs. Blake was nervous.
pepper saia, anu - . . t t0
"The child annoys me; Ive got
get rid ot him."
Women Battle
With Flaming
Brands of Old
. nf nur Lord, 200, natives
t the vear of our uanA
in swarms - , . .
camp. flouriBhlng amof a rooming
And last gtreet practiced
,use at er J onewo-
commiii hihltion. '.rT. ... n..h..r. 28.
PeiW"-"::. Uken on a bill by "- b"ow normal temperature.
ine oflHivan, MaBsaehiu- ,n tne east, at no point w-
!SrS?S Z - ttSTS measure w'M h''old reported. , he low-t be-
eiui, ., ,hnlid nr tne
permanently
below. . . . rrtirted for
"Weather not com -
the northwest.ton.ght .n-J-'
. j warfare. U"e
house
the same metnoa o. . . 0ficel
man. wnu s M!1Eners, an"
Thompson
. "I. wi ot Wlnnlneg, Canada, tne a
ing s ... Wtts 10
registration at
be
committee,
... t....n nc. le.LePU etfort
Wasni..Rvv.. r- .tutl0 pro.
tn make lnvauu in . i.n,,n of a
u.hi.mo amendment were in v"" w.thcr bureau
,,...."" - ,D.. . nnr inB OMft . ,
the supreme cou:r.:- KZZT storm warning, up -
.Afall IU1UU1 a Wnahtninan CUV
ine i""" Af Willi. im wA nr(rofi ana
. is name
Jersey unoer ... permission
Duehne asked the cowt to P
to file an original b 11 testing
Mitv of the ratmcaium
ment.
An injunco w -- tn.
federal officer s w - ..!
Volstead law Nf efeot-
stitutlonal promuiwv"
ive. was asKea. . y the
,llar acu.. - - j- f com.
of Rhode Island tW flh4
It IS ei-'-"
refused to give her
nther woman wii " a re-
.... L.,.n (Iff j. 4.x
royal wun "'"'" H. were reportea w
TiAtn its oi - in aaja-
poUce byH. C-
eent to the scene of M WeB nad
v.. rrival of tne o"'"' . ,at Brown
. . j .Ph an exieuv ,
8ub.sr";,;n were able to stamn . n
outheasterly gale shifting
coast,
to soutn-
Jk
the upper
for the purpose of studying the form
that compensation wui " J .. ordered to
. th. intsmed Qerman fleet at ....t .
ins w ..w ,.'; -
i (Foreign Minww
olu.iv. interview with Carl l. Orort.
. iamiiiiv'i notii would malt.
.nnn.lnns to Insur. allied
M. .iun announced tor the
appro.. . -" -": ..nd
first tlm tnat uernm.-i J '"
a commission ot expert to Pari to
reopen th question ei rv-"""
Soepa Flow.) ' ' ,h.
In addition te tn. prew. -
-u b.oV un the nuestlon of assist
ance for Austria. Th. fWo"jr"
r,. necess. If Aurtria w.r. to be
saved from fam'nf; ....
Food Mwiici
After Chancellor iw --,
dressed th. council in behalf ot Aus
frtahe council "r?';!
.nnding 0,000 ton. of wheat to Trl
este immediately. Henner a-kea tn.
I i.. fnnd .utiDly program
Austria be drawn up for th. en.ulng
year to permit this country to resum.
"Th council declared It wa. esP
olaly nec"lry that th. United mate.
... . .1 1 . tn AllkltrlCL.
open ..i,TiH ln
To maintain " ' aM,im.
tegrlty. the council r- -
Ion to prevent
berg from that country.
Dem; om. action. Ha.voreen Tt.daw.
mov.d that th. street U Chief, -
clean in. .
nded the mov. h,nlllri.( ' . 'a Vmnnm. M,tert T?
-Cunm1,"n,:r"L and Ilk- . rarman. .Ml ..II
city ot - ., '-,. ,ui. ,r divorce. w-.
emng the d.sasr , . Iwte. W"
to an epiu.ni." ""--..,.. ,. .,fi,md.
if. un to tn. coumii - iu.t of llnlea
...in- Thl. I. an emergency."-
ik. It would be during a nu .!'" C. vyrm. -- tor-
IB " .. .... Wk It 'Wln. kbr UM
nut th oc r-"v:v ret r. -ii o-i-j-i ,w:
,otd unanlmou..y - " . Kwwlr, mod.m
Commissioner mw hllV, .. t 1
Meanwhile. Iw. -wllh ' v , ' .
been working d,'
tempt to clean tn. ,
men and money.
. WHwm Kot WiirrUHl
.1 nniwiMid the move-,
a.ifsj'irr:
to clean in- -"- -- n. ...,..
B!.w," nd tnai n. - " .
He suggested tnai ,1
V5'rV0h:rrenmv.ng
,he . now" only to be blocked by Coun-
cllman vjrn. '-,... .h.t
"It Isn't the oowmwwn - - ----
. . voik said. "Tn. mr-
IZl U y . hey are I"-". ,
. .. ... lav. on th stre'"'
5 rr,ght. - .rJlSeet
from t!o
involving v"l kbor Men
creThy Judge ",8,m'
sfflrwe. ' V " :- ' . v '
HMTOLI
restrain .U'-e and; and a wind of
ine - , ,h. Co omnia
nniumbla coast today
urn.,, w-. -.- , ,m
Iiuui
North
C H. Oram, Stale ltr commhW
.,, t..ly forwarded he name, of W.
' . a .r.
at
Similar
state
ht
pm.... . ,w day.
mthecourv" w
in
Head at the mouth
river.
The state
have the
to be-
SIX BIDS FOR
PEACE MEDIO
BE
em,
rn
I and the date It is
"L ... ..h.n e declared to
nlaces - hove starieu . . v-ew jersey v.k
v. e aaiii iv . , tits i - - m,.Airp iirn
df.Lb.Lrc;urt probably will an
. ...av whetner
nnunce
was
found
26. Harry
toyed with
for seven
.a. ..o low nlerht ,an4 after
n,,,tinnofl hv the referee, gave
Quaker an unmerciful lacing,
Pittsburgh, Pa,, Dec.
l middlewlght,
Billv' Kramer, Philadelphia,
The fight is - ,he other
Mch woman cm. u r -
tJohnn tun
PhUadelpWa. Dea i j nU.
who meets Beny e.lsion bout,
iff 16. ' a,2. .TO Moran of New
n.r niitDOin" -, here Dl
ohiij - . . nniin ufc . ..i
gevc. -- - , gix ru-, Un0cli0Ui
being - ,ust escap.s -
nigm,
in the tini"
Monday
consider the case.
PEACE TREAT! BALLOT
PUME
Bids tor two
DV
liULUULU Ul
CWHUSTII
H i the faun oi i. vm.: - irt ehrtW of
h. got n.irt na hi, tiWiiWWW" --'- - .
doing ootnin, w v..- - ,,0iloo ol t-deri mre
: HKht ii tn "'- "",,e p..-."-.. " u ph",,t js
rw"1. " ... hiw the sum " . ....... u,r v.sr. nd ""
,h. It would 1k'-;,. b. approved by cre.ary -streets.
The amount of money w oml.m
... ...nrmoUS." I " ' KnrtUMd l
v ,,u , uhinaman - . .
t"m" . ....t ti ".' . to be cbh-I !-
told th. oft r-P--- - no-'.'"""""''"'--:' -...,,. at ..-pl-y-
at
IMS-
Then he
of hw lh
city
shoal, of banarup.rx. ., " . . " "-hl. .rr.,g.i.M.nt
Aftet otner " l' "" ,H. ,ulI1ailo5
h.n tranactd, Ita.vur- ------ j,,g tiiau- ,ctfmc
v""""" inorv " ' a ...
ral-ed th. -
paving plants
New Ordinance
uld Devrive
Johnson of Job
in
ns nations,
armistice, the ilSr p eace treaty
n0 s,Bn,:" Nations covenanu
. League of auu
n .ion by Germany. ... on Novemu"
naer UU T:;" in of congress ' .d covenant
During the spec.a this treaxy re,atlonS
arie. for the f"y W9JohnW, will be
Councilman
n
'
" 1 -Followine the
.i.,ai.. n..r own. drew up
o.-mnnv nart I being the
also signed under com
' . .. -..orvatlons lO ,h
. . . ia nr .a lew . . . I . . r. 01
adopted by the senate on "ution J, lot adoption
committee. When the ""Jorftr being "fteaervaUons,
senate, however, a two-third. U tatify t ratisif ca
ll was defeatea; " '"", ions, while i
out ot """', May 20. nerT:
to leave tne h. will remain
i .j a.nrv -
He will bave
will
to ratify without any r- . eopie
onouious n - . a tne w
, nmrv and in tne enu . neton.
Th a 11 a Ue' - . ... ...... m . .hMUUu
. ,nreseii.."' .nrtam .u.i.
h. ontn tinon Dy u . ,nst ..ot. l"
w - .,. nn Luis . ..i.rti
Hon on any-c
This is a
.oy . ,rn on this most w state in-
attitude by checking that one check here
expresses their views. raUfi
1 I favor com
cation of the peace
promise on reservations
Wlth immediate
treaty and the league
of nation, covenant--
. . . i.h all the
1-1 favor ratification, but
.UficaUon.butonlUhoutaor
Lodge reservaUons
.gervatlon.
S I favor rat
tiflcaUon in in any form.
..
r.Utheordinanur71
The ora n- ,t th, reg-
.iimin voi - -- was paw
,t,. COUI1-.'. ,t
meeting .dlng. When n
t and second reafling niei
" . h rui a -
"ndt:r.nrVnder:ortvoted..ainM
the suspen"."-- arawo, prov.-
Th oral."- . ,nur to
- . ...r OI " A tn
for the f his war- -
which ren-"--
t represent-
. oneiied today
for Marion co - ....
tn commissioner. cou? :; ; .
Klvebid. w-r. ..--
mate. furnished .nvo.
jnffrncfM -
variety oe
1 . ..id.
commissi"'""- aridllionai
. nf ine
,manyofln ounl
.....li.mani . ... -
"i"' i-at.ncea
. In A lew 1
anu ...
. k t the eastern
bid. are i- - ths al
of awpm.nl making . ' .
iowance of
item w """,. nf-
from me i"
( United
London
By Kd L. K- . Pleading ff ' t ,,un-
Pres. BUrff Crre.pondnU trj h"ll by the Vl- ,t
,. mc.l.-Pec. will b. con- was W l y,ora, t.ll.ng - , ,
bill pievWl"
,..,r
action w """--',:,, i,ut rry
aimilar rrn. -
it . apprPi rrz
..C0 . turn ft fir. hen Ihe , .Ullar.,
eluded by Chrllm... o h frJ .,, B , of n t',",lw' 1IM,r,Med l Or.go t-r
- ri.Tr --77.
u -if in ntBi' - - - im iiint:utf i - iiiiiii is ia
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