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THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1920 STOCKIMDORS E PACKirJG REGU urns rerierai Power Big Issue at National Convention. ANTI-TRUST LAW BACKED Resolutions Urging Prompt Re turn of Railroads and Early Treaty Ratification' Adopted. SPOKANE, Wash.. Jan. 29. Gov ernment regulation of the packing in dustry, regarded as the "paramount issue" at the annual convention of the American National Livestock associa tion h.rep was indorsed in a resolu tion adopted unanimously at the clos ing session this afternoon. An open clash over the measure on the convention floor, which, has been threatening throughout the meeting and which seemed certain with the introduction, shortly before noon recess, of majority and minority reports from the resolutions commit tee on the subject, was averted by the appointment, at the suggestion of former Governor A. B. Ammons of Colorado, of a conference committee. Reirulatory Laws Ankrd. It was reported of this committee, submitted at the afternoon session, that was adopted by the convention without a dissenting vote. The reso lution as adopted avoids specific re ference to the livestock commission ill now pending in the house agri culture committee, asks for regu latory laws "so specifically and plainly expressed as to prevent mis undestanding 6r the exercise of any arbitrary power" and recommends "that the supervision of such market agencies provided for by the proposed legislation be made a matter of law. e'Jch as to occasion the least pos sible disturbance or Interference with existing business conditions." The majority report asked simply for the regulatory legislation, without the qualifying clause and the minority report declared against "grant by congress of any arbitrary or discre tionary power to bureaus or officials." Krnd rick's Kffort Indorsed. Efforts of John B. Kendrick, United Sta-tes senator, as president of the association and of the association's market committee toward the inves tigation and regulation of the pack ing industry were indorsed by the association, both through the unani mous adoption of a resolution to that effect and Senator Kendrick's re-election as president of the association by a unanimous vote. Later he an nounced the reappointment, with one exception, of the present market com mittee, with H. A. Jastro of Bakers field. Cal., as chairman and B. L. Burke of Omaha as vice-chairman. C. M. O'Donel of Bell Ranch, X. M., was re-lected first vice-president and second vice-presidents were elected as follows: M. K. Parsons, Salt Lake City; Isaac Baer, Meeker, Colo.; E. L. Burke, Omaha; C. L. Brite, Marfa, Texas; William Pollman. Baker, Or. El Paso, Texas, was selected as next year's meeting place. ' Early Ratification Asked. At the afternoon session approxi mately $18,000 was raised for ex penses of the association, through donations from individual members and from state associations. This amount does not include the Texas donation, which last year amounted to $4000 from the state association and as much more from individual mem ber. s Other resolutions adopted at the forenoon session today asked for im mediate ratification of the peace treaty, "safeguarding American inter ests to the fullest extent with all the reservations," deemed necessary by the senate, or else passage of a dec laration by congress of the ending of the war; indorsed the principle of uni versal training for the youth of the nation, and demanded the prompt re turn of the railroads to private con trol with the restoration of the full powers of the interstate commerce commission. Others commended the attorney general for his settlement of the packers' litigation, indorsed the pol icy of deporting radical aliens; asked the barring of aliens from public lands and recommended placing the public domain under the supervision of the department of agriculture. MILL EMPLOYES ARE HURT Three Are Victims of Accidents Sear Cottage Grove. COTTAGE GROVE, Or.. Jan. 29. (Special.) W. Simmons, who recently arrived here from Idaho, sustained a double fracture of the leg Wednes day when he became entangled with a sprocket wheel of the sawdust con veyor at the Western Lumber & Ex port company's mill. J. G. Hanna sustained a badly bruised hand Tuesday at the same mill when his hand was caught be tween two timbers. W. Little sustained several frac tured ribs at the Bohemia Lumber company's mill when struck by a board. National Guest Received. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. Dr. Juan Antonio Buerro, Uruguayan minister of foreign affairs, who is returning home from Paris, where he served as peace delegate, arrived here today as the guest of the nation. He was welcomed by Secretary Lansing and other officials. Cost Inquiry to Begin. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. An ex tensive survey of living costs in the principal cities of the country will be started next week by the depart ment of labor. HARRY S. HEW SENTENCED JITIIDEKER'S MOTION' FOR XEW ' TRIAIi IS DENIED. Slayer of Los Angeles Girl to Serve, Possibly for iilfe. In San Quentin Penitentiary. LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 29. 'Harry S. New, recently convicted here of murder in the second degree for shooting Miss Freda Lesser, was de nied a new, trial after extended hear ing on the motion today. He was im- Lgnediateiy sentenced to serve not less than ten years, with a maximum oi life imprisonment, at San Quentin. The New case attracted much notice here because of the peculiar circum stances of the shooting, and also be cause of New's claim that lie was a natural son of Senator Harry S. New of Indiana. New drove to the police station here os the morning of July 6, last, bring ing the body of Miss Lesser in a small automobile. She had been shot through the head. New signed two confes sions subsequently, admitting that he killed her, and claiming he did so be cause she refused to marry him, al though she was to become the mother of his child. . ReTockahs Hold Convention. McMINNVILLE, Or., Jan. 29. (Spe cial.) The twelfth annual district convention of the Rebekah lodge of District 16 was held at McCoy, Or., last Saturday. Mrs. Ella Kelty of Newberg was acting chairman. The lodges represented were: Newberg, Yamhill. Carlton. McMinnville, Amity and McCoy. The following officers were elected: Mrs. Ida Scroggins of Sheridan, chairman: Mrs. Verneshia Newby of Amity, vice-chairman, and Mrs. Clara G. 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