Morning Oregonian., April 23, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

TIIE MOItNIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1920
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NEVER ACCEPTED ONE CENT FOR THEIR WORK
8:30 P.M. to 10:30 P. M.
10:30 P. M. to 11:43 P. M.
Music by 65-Piece Band
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AUDITORIUM
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Tickets on Sale at McDougall's Music Co., 325 Alder St, Until 6 P. M. Auditorium Box Office Open at 7 P. M.
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BALKAN CONTRAST SHOWN
BULGARIA GARDEN COCXTRV.
THRACK DESERT.
Associated Press Correspondent, on
Airplane Trip, Notes Differing
Aspects of Countries.
at the trial of her husband. Kdtrar
Woodcock, on a charge of having
murdered Edward Kelly, a newspaper
man. ' Woodcock was acquitted and
later both he and his wife were in
dicted for perjury.
Woodcock now Is a fueitiv.
Denim Move Reaches Alberta.
CAIXSARV. Alberta. April 22. The
pvr-n mflvpmcnt lias rpachpd the
mountain country of northwest Can
ada. One hundred girls employed by
the Alberta telephone systems have
decided to wear plain gingham gowns
on and after May 1. -
Xcw York Fixes Honrs.
AL.BAXY, N. Y.. April 22. The
eight-hour day for women and minors
and the minimum-wape bill for wom
en were passed by the senate Tues
day night by substantial majorities,
several republicans voting with- the
solid democratic minority. No action
has been taken-on identical measures
in the assembly.'
Ship on Long Trip.
SEW -YORKVs April 22. Carrying
ll?f passengers and cargo, the British
BtAamahip ' Meeanic left yesterday
for Liverpool on the last leg of a voy
age which lias taken her around the
world. The ship recently arrived here
from Australia by way ol the Panama
canal, having taken to their homes a
large number, of Australian and New
Zealand troops.
Tuesday by
flccru at a
state constabulary of-I south of Harrison, charged with crim-l have had In his possession a quantity
logging camp 12 milesllnal syndicalism. He was allet-ed to I of I. V. W. proomranda matter.
Carrying of 'Red Matter Charged.
COEUR D'ALEXE, Idaho. April 22.
Albert ("niniislrom was arrested
ADTUANOPLE, European Turkey,
April 14. (By the Associated Press.)
The contrast between the thorough
cultivation of the Hungarian and Bul
garian fields and those of Thrace was
strikingly visible to the Associated
Press correspondent, who was the
first passenger in the airplane postal ;
ana passenger service rrom uuenarest
to Adrlanoplc, Instituted by the
French because of the demoralization
of land traffic. What was a week's
journey by land was made in a few
hours by air.
Claude Gonnin, a French army avi
ator, took the correspondent along
the Danube country to the Black sea,
sig-sagsring across Bulgaria, where
the fields were laid out like gardens,
giving color to the assertions of the
Bulgarians that 59 per cent of theiT
people are working. Tilled ground
vas observed on the tops of moun
tains. Once the frontier was crossed into
Thrace, there came a change; the
fields were raised and only here and
there were a few flecks of sheep and
herds of cattle grazing. In Thrace
the roads were in bad condition, com
pared with the long clean sti etches in
Bulgaria. Along the Thracean roads
were groups of wagons, apparently
bound for Bulgaria. The opinion was
voiced by some persons that the lack
of economic activity in Thrace is due
to uncertainty as to how it is to be
disposed by the peace conference.
All the territory east of Xanthl is
till occupied by French troops.
CZECH LAWMAKERS NAMED
Social Democrats Lead in Election
in Several Districts.
"WASHINGTON. April 22. The re
oults of the elections of Sunday and
Monday for the house of representa
tives of Czecho-Slovakia are an
nounced in cable dispatches received
by the Czecho-Slovakia legation here.
They show that the social democrats
leaa? In the Bohemian, Slovakian and
German localities.
Elections for the senate will be
held next Sunday.
BAKER HEN INDUSTRIOUS
Three Eggs Laid in One Day by
Cross-Bred Chicken.
BAKER. Or., April 22. (Special.)
A hen of the flock of Mrs. Walter Ott,
2130 Resort street. Baker, has made
Mrs. Ott the present of three eggs,
all laid in. one day.
The hen" is a Rhode Island Red and
Brown Leghorn crossed, and hereto
fore had laid two eggs a day frequently.
WIFE GUILTY OF PERJURY
Mrs. Alice Woodcock Convicted on
Xine Counts of Perjury.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. April 22.
Mrs. Alice Woodcock last night was
found guilty on nine counts of ' r
jury in connection with her testii'",.-
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