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'T. 1 i:n tenter ttgtttttl VOLUME XXV MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS iA GRANDE, OREGON, FH1DAY, JANUARY G, 1922 NUMBER 79. d of the CHECK PUT ON BUBMARINES up by club 5 POWERS 'AirrociniMit Readied That Will Fui'c(! Recognition - lot' Law COMMANDEHS TO BE HEAVILY PUNISHED Refusal 1 Abide hv Rw. nized International Law Will be Punished as Piracy. (Ry Associated Tress) WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. Consul eration of the submarine question wus concluded today by the five nower naval committee with the adoption of the final Hoot resolution declaring submarine commanders who with or without orders violate existing international law or sub mnrine warfare to e guilty of rncy. , The American delegation, through Hoot, thereupon benight forth a now proposal to .prohibit the , use of poison gas in future wars. It was received favorably but the decision went over until tomorrow. The pi racy resolution was widened to in clude coiniimnders of all naval ves sels violating recognized rules. Ad Club ( ViiMiiittee Talks Over Planfi for Benefitting Producers. Problems confronting the man wi'.h a cow or two were thoroughly discus sed by an informal committee of dairy men unit the dairy committee or the Ad Club last evening. Decision to call n meeting of a dozen or IS lead ing dairymen within a few days tu take further steps toward the better ment of the dairyman's condition was reached after a full discussion of the problems attaching to the industry. Such a meeting will be held at a date to be definitely fixed later, but Prob ably a week from Saturday, and it will be an afternoon gathering. The daylight session was chosen because of the greater liklehood of a represen tative attendance. The merits and demerits of cheese making, condensaries and manufac ture of butter, along with poolc.l cream were gone over at the meetin.r last evening. The cost of overhead for maintaining cream station throughout the county should be ap died to the producers' profits, it wa: contended, and some means to bring that condition about were cited as necessary. Another loss to the country that is a iiLLr ntnDLLr 5 on stun IS HOPELESS ii Kiai ('how-Tsiuanru Rail way Deadlocks'..' a) laiK'se and Chinese "CONVERSATIONS" MAY BE BROKEN OFF Lloyd (ie:ei'Ke Tells Allied, Conference that all Must Drop Their Prejudices. (Hv Associated Freas) CANXHS, Iterance, Jan. 6. pTie supreme council's action of inviting Russia to participate In tho eco nomic conference IS regarded by a majority of tho delegates as amounting to a recognition of tho Russian soviet government. (liy Associated Tress) CANNES, France., Jan. 6. Lloyd George in addressing the opening ses sion of the allied supreme council to- Xo Announcement Made olliday warned the allied Powers that A'.Mitude Todav Put Jai.a- ''"' l0to y "JS,' liese are Expected to Stand. niun of Kurope. He appealed to the Pilt. allies to set aside prejudiccsiand work together. ' ' f I The council approved yillinff' an in- ' I tm national economic conference in (liy Associated Cress) j ,vhkl Uol.lanv n(j Rua3ln ur0 t0 pal- WASHINGTON, Jan. 0. The Shan-,' t'-'rate. ' tung controveisy again appeared hope less of solution late Thursday when after a two and a half hour session between the Japanese and-Chinese delegations devoted to consideration of the retuin of the Kiao Chow-T.-in- ."Happy But Cured!" Van Dong To Return To Valley; Acquires Ranch Near Cove I). M. Van Dong, fornior ILii large one, was pointed out through J allfu i-ailwa.v, the latter announced : (ramie resident and late of Wolsor, the fact that great quantities of cream are shipped out and the buttermilk resultant therefrom is used to fatten other people's, hogs and chickens, but not this county's. Altogether,' the at tainment of better results in dairy ing is a crying need the committer found, and every member present felt that if the dairymen themselves would meet and study their problems that some god could be accomplished. The meeting was held in the AJ Club headquarters: 1 (liy Associated Press) : WASHINGTON", Jan. 6. Senator Nelborry s to-address the senate Monday, to answer charges that he bu ousted. (By Associated Tress) New Officers of Odd Fellows are Putl intto Office Unit unless the Japanese accepted the Chinese plan for payment for the roue1 in cash or installments by Friday the "conversations" would he ended). Only a renewal of, the "jjood office;?" of Ar thur J. Balfour ami Secretary Hughes' it was said, could then bring: about n i meeting of the two governments. Tho Chinese tlelegatioij definitely reused to accept the Japanese pr-r posal for payment of the railway by a Japanese loan, Wellington Koo. j Chinese delegate "said", but the Chin ese made a concession regarding im mediate deposit of ::2,OH3,OU0 Chines dollars as n ci.sh payment. "Unless. the Japanese accept either this offer or our ullct native offer to ...... J., j . tl. -!.-. .! T.Vi.lim'u mnot. Star lOncampment, No. 31, Odd Fe!- . ' ... -, , s t nim.tinc" Dr. iow h.dd iLs annual installation Wed. iv ' . , nesday evening in the lodge hall. The ffi.i nst;i c( were: r. k.. nuy- Koo said. I No intimation could oblaine'i LOS AiMibLr.M, Jan. o. Ai'ium " .,, , n w Al If""" "i"" -v C. lliirch. on trial charged with tlicdam, C. I.; Inns, wcago, latitude Kriuay, but it was understood murder of J. Helton Kennedy, made if red Harvey, t.lcnri i 11. ior-, t (hy st(( ( finn m their jnsisl. a move while being taken to court ward. " !- I- ;1,cL!Vl; v"' ' encc on lending the Chinese the money ....i l,l,.h iiw. officer who was I Iukc, h irst YV ; J . '" r' -. with which to buv Use road back. ' day I I Idaho, traded nbdut throo hundred acres of Irrigated' land near Wolser to L. A. AicNIsh, !of Covo, for tho old Kronen plaue, which was owned by Mr. McNIsh. Mr. Van Dong will return to the Urando Konde valley uml wIlL iiiako ills homo hero. Ho belioves the (Irando -Hondo valley tho best place to live ill and 1b pre pared to make it his homo from now on. Mr. McNIsh will leave for Idaho to take over' tho property. I :j-yrxrr-" j : i Anyono wlshniff to brea.t the now nil plane non stop record Ju.-it huns' un by httdie St In son (rlwht) ami Uovd Jlertumi over Lon Island l-i wcl- como. These lllera eay "Never nRaiu!" They stayed iu lti a Bnowslorm end cale. desnlte an oil olue burst, for ?t hours. 10 minutes and 35 bcc-j onds. And almost froze. "Wei're happy," Mtf Uddlc, ''but cured, Gn 'nduraiui UutlB.." First Coasting Accident of the Year Last Night Mrs, II. (I. Trull Is Seriously Injured When Two Girls Hun Her Down On Main Strict Hill. Bank Cashier And Hundred Thousand Are Among Missing! ITlv Associated Press) ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6. li'hu Day and Night bank, with deposits of three million dollars did not open today. Tim state bank commissioner found a sliortai;o of over $100,000. A. O. MciniiiKcr, the cashier, has not ap- Mrs. H. (j. Trull, wife of II. 0. Trull, owner of the Sherry Theatre, Was seriously injured last evening at the foot of Main street hill when two girls who were coasting down the hi!! on their sleds ran into her. MrB. Trull was returning home from the homo of her son nt the time and was thrown to tho pavement. Nshe suffered severe injuries on her limbs and on her head. lieved certain. HUP H IS Ell PIM DIM HAS HANDED EN HIS RESIGNATION Cabinet ia Also Imported to ilavo JJesigneu p Today J FIGHT AT ELECTION, MAY BE NEXT STEP Ex-l'ro.siih'ii-tl is Hovering on Derision as to hat to d'o land .'Makes Conflicting Statements. . i New Year to le Started With Organization r' of Jiadies Auxiliary at Early Date. ' Tho La Oiando post of the Ainor-li-an LtiKlnu No. 411, will Ijueot Jlou ilay night at the Kudos'; ball at 8 o'clock; for their: first lueutiiiK 1 of the prcnent year. Several important Her recovery is be- i Iteina vili bu discussed such as forming a ladies' auxiliary and The names of the (tills on the sled1 1'lanii for n niembersnlp rmirliulgii were nut learned. i ' present year. The inomber- This is the first coastini; uccide"'. I ""'l' canipalKii is a national move. peared at tint bank Binco Wednes- of tho present winter season reporlc:! ""'"l and the Kiml is 100 per cent ..' .. ,. ... ...isnnmil W- .Ichn I'.L'U'nrs, 'lhird vv.: leadiiiK nuu a , was a te. - , - lh w j.;!mor jmnp tnioucii ino ranuis ui u - - ----- . , , a. ridor Hurch declared that he Hou, - merely rtumbl-d. - )Ktte K ,(:'hirki jjeribe; and il. K. Coolidpe, treasurer. The subordinate 1Huc and the lie bekiihs will hold a joint installation al the lodcc hall on Tuesday, January 10. it was said. here. (Ttv Associated Tress) NKW VOltK, Jau. 6. Welter weight champion Jack ISritton will defend his title against Dave Shade at Madison Square garden on Jan nary .31. A contract for a 15-rouud decision bout has been signed. (I!y .Vs.soriuU'd I'ress) SAI.E.M. Jan. 6. Mrs. Martha Williams, 58, despondent over ill health, drowned herself in a creek near her homo this .morning. She was dressed only in night clothes. (Ily Asooctstcd Tress) VOUTLAND. Jan. 6. The statc " wide exposition executive commit tee adopted a resolution yesterday declaring for an exposition but to wipe out legislative action and Hart a new plan, which will be formulated. The igovernor yester day vetoed the election hill. Ml'kkl, llliKAD CINCINNATI. ().. Jan. 6. Iionln nlng tomorrow bread will be sold here ut the pie-war piico of 0 cents for a 10-ounco loaf. 00 MANY DELILAHS SPOIL SAMSON'S HAIRCUT Get-Together Dinner Given At Y. M. C. A The fnunK men's gymnasium class was entertain" I at a get-togetner banouet last night in the Y. M.. C. . ii r'l..,.b.'a ufin.irl seirvCd us bests and were hPMtl'l-y cingl-a'tll..'a.l..- fl ed unon their caFal'l'e l.v,anaguieiU;. vtyh hotiiiuet cBBi-men-ced at about 30 with twenty geiUHwiKisM iiires'-.mi. Ti,a ,u.i.lti,r u-.:ts onenwel I'-y s)'v...f wood Wlllianis-. wh faid firaow r whkh w.as then 5..:.-i"i soncs in ieiH liio L'Mw ws j. Wage Hti6. A t lJe- dliiijep nri' -s.e:.vl. ah !' j cumM M iW fl-ii'!..C''B'is ..lucriti:? s ine tmm tVV'ndikl w!cln ''' J hvt kstv vav! A- . l"ryk. ('!. ri.h.Ms. Tlf . iwWMafr closed HVl ' W'VJ ili.'l )t. M2 "Go .MVA't ' ! 'iJii- ber m1seij.t wiim iyiv Ww! j I crease m-ut dhv , .. ij LeT'a Tai somc or-1 meuiberslilp for each post. At tlie close of the business meeting re frc:'hiiii?iits and smokes will bo en joyed. The dues for tlie present year are now due and payable, I'ost Com mander Kay IMurphy announced. rythian Sistera To fny Assoclntcd prnss) Dl III. IN, Jim. 0 liato this nfleruoou tt was Maid thnt Do Vnlei'u said lie would withdraw his resignation on atrreomont that a volo on tlio treaty would bo taken tomorrow. (Hy Assoclatod Trcas) DUBLIN, Jun. G. Do Vuloru told tho Dull today bo would offer liim aolf for ro-electloii, stundlng on tho principles of 1016. Ho said ho must hnvo a cabinet supporting him mi. I . would demand all re sources bu given liim to dufend tho ropubllc. Later ho said ko was nick at heart and intended to retire to pri vate life. Ho spoke with tears In his oyoa. t (Hy Associated Press) ' DU11L1N, dan. 0. Official an nouncement was mado this after noon that Kamoiin Do Valura had resigned tho presidency of the Irish republic. Do Valera npunn the nf ternoon session of tho Dull by say ing that tho split over tho treaty was fundamental and Irrevocable. Do Valera in announcing in on noiiiK lug bis own resignation to the . Oail said tho cabinet hud also re signed, lleforo the afternoon ses sion opoued Liam Koisito, of Cork, said the situation was extromoly critical and ho feared strife might ensnu from tho division of tho country on tho treaty. The coimnltleo which sought to bring ubout an agruuiuent failed 1 Install Officers, chilean Fruil Goea At the jrtint installuUon of tho Knights of Pythias und Pythiun Sis ters on Monday evening, January 9, the lutLcr organization will install thej fiillowint; tu nerve for the current year: l''rfi-iY('-'s ('h'o-v.icr, past chief; Surah T-i. MChiTi nio.st ext'cllcnt chief; M'i?'W-t'hy, excellent Ken ior; (Ma-ni-'hi Sha'Mno.ri,. ''excellent; junior, i hi.fViUCi'OP.; i-;w.r,ie - wieay.enKe.r.- Kr,r To United States Now llv Assorlntcd Proas) SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. . Chil ean fruit growers, are .beginning to find a market for tbelr frult In tho. United States. Shipments of Chilean peachos, grapes;, melons, cherries, 'Plums, strawberries' .'end chlrlinoyas, a kind of, custard- appli),' have ;beon d isposcd' . of .' iii- -Newf ' York" , ii! -goojl ' ..prices rei-tor s, ioyn V;:lojae',Huneeus,idl- r of ag'rlculi'ire. ' The-' illrect'or.'..'lias tP5lnrcdII'0.ut .to. CKflran.fgniwjthillTn bist mar- iri lwiii, 'Nj-workf I?- tli:. be foJiiil ' ;.ui)r.y; .!: JsiiIWj4dyn,.ln'-:'hJ!S JJiKli'r)j' tojiril aiid advised ( .v,;ii'..llg;..Mi!,i:.) ..i-vuiwei iN;Vtcj, .iu-jl-ui i;- i-j v.1 : Building of Flum-M Ladd Canyon U.iFk Surveys are being completed this l.one Vine, wbrii n w week for the construction of a is to l, erccti. ti- WMt I wut flume In iidd Canyon for floating jtwo miles. The rrtw .i,'; rail logs down from the various can;3 rosd which by fsnner to bo established by the Whit" Tine'im tiers i the tlinber holdings in llnx and I.iiinbrr company which re- the canyon will he aliandoiie,? and ri-tiilr n.nuir.il large lioldiiies ' ill trucks lli be used for tr.m;.port- the Iji! Canyon section. Work on inc the jouth lmnN r to the factory. Ill rioine is expcct.il to be beeun j Ti:e m.iin flume will hsve y-anrh- ,;bm ike uixt tm days or two . s ri a.hlug into a 'nun,hr v' fec faiM.tfi r jtii-n f th? r inveu wh re cauipj arc x V . ) LEI'5 CUI S hk, .illy MKty-' uMff I .. . - --,,. i',..'i. ST . V IJ f&VYBl . Wi J-M2Jn I .7 !r r f.-rr?. .'' v til IT. W.lWl Wv..l.UlT14 "(-i III 1 AM-T.. BCI'I II L". ll 1 1 ' ' II IMH nrLll..l II II IIUI1 ir I'l 111 111 m lmi.' l r'.i-. i u-t-r? i v 'i nt..tr.' :'sn.m!ii4.i4.v.T5irn7ai?vAri5.. "I f"1 P'f'A pf-i i&&ri4. VSySMfyutJ-i r-l s-.m I- lit time Ii !.. tt f.l- Ing III iniDoro uiisaV than th'o cows. 'iV1e, ID'.Zi '-Xl9IA. JSS" &Kr--W I Tlii f I cost for the pouk-ry, 111- r-? yr r- ' J.V - W:'YtbS' J Z-- - - I, hiding'ovir 10 additional hens R j . p r .d'mPl WW- (and n-.ters. to -.lightly WR ( V ' C ' - M I bKJO' W W 0' V T vx- ' oer $11 "0 per w,,ck. which leaves : A A fO fl M fl ri'l I . '' JJ 'j XI -'. S '..boot I27.no net in figuring inter- VV'S'iJiAi ; by I "'I lug Miit time IS i. iIk Tt V 4iir. $. 'i'lieso eggs are wort!. Si conling to inarl.w. a little ov.i' il!i per week. The feed cost for the poukry, in cluding 'over loll additional liens and rn-alers. unionnts to "Alightly mer $ I I ! per wj,ck. which leave i.liout 127.110 net in figuring Inter est on investiueiit ir labor. Mr. Jensen Is also starting In r li - d.ili buiinc.-s tu m small way in.. ..i .h. .j..'. in; ti' Toniglit anil Saturday unsettled, probably rain in the wrest and rain of J ii'.'- in Hie !4it I '.Tti'.a Um statoa
