Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., October 01, 1920, Image 5

PRESIDENT REFUSES
TO ANNUL TREATIES
D odge B rothers
Congress Held to Have Ex­
ceeded Authority in Order­
ing Abrogation.
Free!
Pennsylvania Auto Tube
“TON TESTED”
Kor a 1 1 in i I rd period \vi* mv giving now and
regular riislomers, with each V.uuiim ('up
Tin* bought at our garage, one Ton Tested"
Tube of rones pond ii iii size. I»uy NOW!
Sa\e money by antieipatini; yijur summer
and tall tirò and tuho m ods.
The Service
Garage
Spray, Long & Cruson
Washington.— Pr«-»ld«;nt Wllaon has
dncllni ft to t ;«k•- stops toward tormina
tlon of rortaln comniorclal tr<atl<-» as
dlpwti-d by uougrno» In iho morchant
iiiarlnn act, huldlug Uiut "such a
coura« would bo wholly lrroooocllabio
with tho historical reapoct which th«
Unltod Hlat«o has shown for lta tutor-
national enguK<menla.”
Formal annouseament of tho prusl-
dont’s doclalon wan tuado at tho state
depart in<-iit.
Tho morchant marine
act as upprovod by tho prosldont on
tlio closItiK day o f tho last congr«ss
aodblon directed tho « xaeutlvs within
>0 days to glv«t notice to foreign na­
tions of tho Intention» of tho United
Htutes to terminate any sect Iona of
existing commercial treatlea which re
strict the right of tho American gov
eminent to lmpoa<
discriminatory
charge« on shipping In foreign bot­
toms
Tho president, tho state depart­
ment's annouiic* nwnt said, also held
that congress exceed'd Its authority
In giving such direction#. Secretary
president, citing as a precedent the
Colby Is (junti-d as supporting the
set Ion-of President l i n y * In 1979 la
refusing the demand of congress that
a tr-sV with China h<- abrogated. The
|M>wer of modifying trout leg, President
lla y s held. Is not lodged by the con­
stitution In congress.
Termination of th< 32 trestles, af
firti-d hy the act, tho presldnnt .was
said to have held, "would amount to
nothing b-ss than breach or violation
of auld treaties, which . . . rover
every point o f contact and mutual d«-
pendenro which constitute the modern
relations between friendly states.”
The announcement said that “ ta
have vetoed th«> act would have sar-
r I fired tho great number of sound and
enlightened provisions which It un
douhledly contains."
!TRADE BALANCE
CUT SINCE 1919
F r t the / ! t ! S S m a th out Jor a tr , ! title FITS t r th m h i ,t {h a ir ,
lu *kt them tufa, tugi them out, -tvi/h l*i*ku n a n n a l k ./ e n u ia r.
I I I that in snug, yet pliant; correct in rest,
comfortable in action— that is Lackawanna
tit. It has its origin in well studied design and
the most at « urate construction. It displays its
usefulness in a matchless adaptability to the play
«»f vigorous young movements and muscles.
A
In Lackawanna t4iere is comfort off as well as
on. It tul>s unshrinkingly In-cause pre-shrunk.
Iu-onomy to«»— for Lackawanna stands wear and
wash with uncommon tenacity.
LACKAW ANNA
T W IN S
lln Jm v e a r fo r fíoyi an d (nr/1
front B IR T H T O S1XTKKN
M o tt »ho|it rarry I j r l i m n u Tw in« U m lrr w ra r in varimi« «tylri
ami in i|iMlitirt to >uit r v r ry rri|uirrn*ciit <•( arrvitc and |nitc.
Washington.— Th e American trade
balance for the first eight months of
1920 was $1.493.000.000, compared to
more than |3.00u.000.000 for the cor­
responding p«-rlod of 1919. according
to figures made public by tho depart­
ment of commerce. They showed Its
lini>ort trade Is expanding at a more
rapid parn than export trade.
Im ­
ports for the eight months of the year
rxee«-d«'d those of tho 13 months of
1919 by approximately $100,000.000.
Imports In 1919 <-stabllahed a new
high record. On the other hand, ex­
ports for the eight months wero $2,
347,171,969 less than those In the 12
months of 1919 nnd were only $211,-
000.000 greater than tho exports for
tho first eight months of last year.
The total of exports for the months
was $5.493..254.171.
The total of Imports for the eight
months was $4,000,627.445, compared
with $2,261,550,440 for tho correspond
lug period In 1919.
DRYS TRAIL WETS OVERSEA
Would Cancel Citixenahlp of Brewers
Who Start Forslgn Business.
Washington. -Resolutions demand­
ing that congress enact laws providing
for thn cancelling of tho citizenship
papers of Americans who go to for­
eign countries "to engage In bualm-sa
outlawed In this country." were adopt­
ed by tho American section of tho
World Prohibition federation, meeting
here In conjunction with the Interna­
tional Congress Against Alcoholism.
The resolutions also asked that such
persona bo d«*prlvcd of tho protection
of tho American government and that
so far as poas'.blo they be Vest rained
from
representing
themselves
os
Americans.
Officer Found 8laln Near Still.
Aberdeen, Wash.— Blindfolded, bear­
ing three gunshot wounds and covered
with two planks and a tangled mass
of weeds, tho body of Nicolas Koleakt,
24 years o l d . « special officer of the
Aberdeen
police department,
was
found by boys In a shallow creek In
dense woods about three miles south
•of South Aberdeen. He had been miss­
ing since last Tuesday, when he was
assigned to hunt down operators of s
still alleged to be located near the
spot where his body was found.
Big League Playere Indicted.
Chicago.—The Cook county grami
Jury voted true bills against the fol
lowing baseball playere In conn«M-tlon
with Ite Inveetlgatlon of alleged
"throw ing" of world's series games
last year: Kddlo Clcotte, Claude W il­
liams. "Chick'’ Clamili, "H appy" Folsch.
Charles Hlsborg. Joe Jackson, Fred
McMullln, Buck Weaver. A ll are mem
bert of the Chicago Americana.
M O T O R C A R -.
—adds more to the convenience, comfort and enjoy­
ment of the entire family, at a small cost. The insistent
demand— quality.
We, are now taking orders for spring delivery
N. J. Nels on, Jr., Dealer
401 Main
Phone 64
Cottage Grove
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