Till MORNING OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY,' JAXTJAttY 3, 1922
SNIPERS AT BELFAST
KILL MO, HURT SIX
Shooting Resumed With More
Serious Results.
CHILD IN ARMS IS HIT
Boy. of 14 Is One of Victims of
Marksmen While Butchers
at Work Are Targets.
bkukast, Jan. Z. Sporadic ex
changes of shots that had been pro
ceeding for 24 hours or more between
members of the rival factions here
without serious result became geaver
today. In the early hours two men
were Bhot and severely wounded
Another man was slightly wounded
when a bullet grazed his neck. I
After a lulf caused "By Intervention
of the crown forces the sniping was
resumed at midday, with further seri
ous consequences. One bullet passed
through the hrd of a 14-year-old
youth and struck a child in its
mother's arms. Both children were
mortally injured.
in the York street area this aft
ernoon Alexander Turle was shoi
dead by the military.
John Murphy and his brother
r'rancls wero targets for marksmen
as the two brothers were at work la
their butcher shop on York street.
John Murphy was struck by a bul
li t and critically Injured.
Another death occurred when the
J 4-year-old youth who was struck
In the head during the noon hour
died early tonight. -
l'KOPXK APl'EAlt I'OIl TKKATY
Speculation Itlfe as to Kffect of
i:presHion.s on Dail Members.
DUBM.V. Jan. 2. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) The question of out
htanding interest in the Irish situa
tion discussed by the Dublin news
papers this morning is the effect the
vxpressions of public sentiment in
favor of ratification of the Anglo
Irish treaty will have on its op
ponents in fto Dail Eireann. The
Freeman's Journal and the Irish Inde
pendent declare the will of the peo
ple must prevail, the Freeman's Jour
nal Baying: ,
"No sophistry, however fine spun,
can disguise the fact that to thwart
this will would be to betray a sacred
trust. , That sort of treachery makes
no appeal to Irishmen."
The Jariependent expresses the
utmost confidence that the opponents
of the treaty in the Dali will heed
the popular voice, but a political
wster in the Irish Times says there
l no ground for the belief that when
the Dail meets tomorrow "it will be
any better disposed toward ratifica
tion." At the week-end meetings of pub
' lie organizations and Sinn Fein lubs
strong appeals were made for the
preservation of national unity. Speak
ing at a meeting of the Limerick
county council. Councilman Michael
Ryan declared negotiations were
. taking nlace fn Dub h that would
lead to a unanimous decision. No
confirmation of his statement is
, available here, but It is evident that
much is going on behind the scenes
of which the press is kept In the
. dark.
The newspapers welcome the New
Year's message of Sir James Cralg.
the Ulster premier, the Freeman's
Journal Raying that if his appeal
meets with the response It deserves
pence will not be long delayed.
"The tiniest spark of good feeling
shown by the six counties," it adds,
"would kindle bonfires throughout
Ireland."
Display advertisements In today's
Dublin newspaper announce details
regarding the appearance tomorrow
of the newspaper to be called The
Kepubllc of Ireland, which "stands
for the absolute Independence of Ire-
It will be published by a committee
of direction comprising Charles
Burgess, the Dail minister of defense;
Austin Stack, minister of home af
fairs; J. J. O'Delly, Erskine Childers,
Robert Brennan and three women
members of the Dail, Countess Markie
wicz. Miss Mary MacSwiney and
Mrs. Kate O'Callaghan. The name
of Eamonn de Valera, It was noted
with interest, does not appear on the
' list.
.The, editor of the new publication
is Li am Mellows, member of the Dail
for Jiast Galway, who is widely
knownIn the United States.
The newspaper, the announcement
rtates, will be published daily during
the remaining sessions of the Dail to
state the case of the opponents of
the treaty.
Resolutions In favor of ratification
kept pouring into the mansion house
today, and up to tonight only two
bodies which had expressed them
selves unfavorably had been reported.
Virtually all members of the Dail
Kireann had arrived tonight for the
resumption of the sessions tomorrow
to give further consideration to the
peace treaty with Great Britain.
As far as could be gathered from
conversations with members, the
Christmas recess has not materially
altered the lineup for and against the
treaty.
It had been supposed the campaign
In the country In favor of ratification
of the treaty, supported by pronounce
ments of the Irish bishop and by
resolutions not only of public repre
sentative bodies but of Important
units in the Sinn Fein organization,
would have weakened the attitude of
treaty opponents and induce them to
vote in its favor.
An estimate made by one" political
leader gave 58 votes on' each side,
with four votes doubtful or "absten
tion i-sts"
A leader of the party favorable to
the treaty Bald to the Associated
Press today that he 4id not believe
the vote of any of the men previously
ranged against the treaty wouj, be
turned in its favor and that the ma
jority for the treaty which in any
event must be small, must depend on
obstentions from voting rather than
on the transfer of votesi
Rumors of compromise and accom
modation, as well as a statement that
Kamonn de Valera had decided to with
draw his alternative plan no longer
are credited here. Mr. De Valera's
original Idea was to put forward his
plan in the event of a rejection of the
treaty, but his most Intimate coun
sellors say now that he will put it
forward In any event
ever' his physical weakness overcame
him, his first interest was not to let
it interfere with his public duties. It
is a picturesque way of 'putting it.
but it is probably true that if Pen-
rose bad come from California instead
of Philadelphia, he would have been
one of the greatest statesmen of his
time. The mere nearness of his home
state, three hours away, kept him a
politician, consuming his time In mat
ters of patronage and factions. .
Weaker Men Vrnvitate -to Him.
Weaker men gravitated to him lHce
hungry bees, consumed his time and
fed upon his personality.
He had one of the best minds that
ever functioned on the senate floor.
Whenever he took part In debate, he
beat his opponent by his sheer direct
ness of thinking and boldness in ex
pression. Probably the greatest weak
ness he had was his scorn of weaker
men, of men less for the right or
otherwise lacking in the will power
and strength of personality that he
himself carried so" easily.' Penrose.
In his prime, took rhe world as he
found it, never compromised and
never winced.
To "stand the gaff was as easy for
Mm as eating a meal or anything else
in ' the day's work. Penrose didn't
bate Insurgents as such. He merely
despised some of them because they
were weajt men, or because he thought
they were "soreheads," or because he
felt, according to his way ofjthink
lng, that they were hypocrites who
fooled the public It is a Striking
fact that among the few senators for
whom he ever showed much affection
was La Follette. He liked La Follette
because he had many of his own qual
ities of directness, pugnacity bnd in
tellectual integrity according to his
light.
.Penrose was a monumental figure
The history of the country has al
ready been changed by his illness, and
will be mort different yet because of
his death.".
DISTILLER IS MADE PEER
OltDEH OF .MKKIT COSFKURKB
OX-SUl JAMES M. BARK IE.
of
PENROSE'S DEATH BLOW
(Cnnttini1 Frnm Flrt Pai?e.) "
illness and everybody liked him so
that no one would suggest he shotld
' abdicate any of his responsibilities.
Penrose, In good health, was a big
man and attractive in proportion to
his resolute strength and courage. He
was a bachelor. Power was his only
child, and some of the more intimate
aspects of his last two years were as
polnnt as a Greek tragedy. Wheu-
Ilonor Given Writer Is One
Higlicst at Command of
King of England.
LONDON, Jan. 2. (By the Associate
ed Press.) Sir James M. Barrie Is the
most conspicuous recipient of the New
Year's honor. He has received the or
der of merit for service to literature
and the drama. - This is one of the
highest honors and is strictly limited
in numbers, others holding the deco
ration including Lloyd George. A. J.
Balfour, Lord liorley and - Thomas
Hardy. ,
Four new peers are created Sir
James Buchanan, the famous whisky
distiller; Sir Robert N.ivison, financial
adviser to the government' and the
overseas dominions; Joseph Watson,
railway director and prominent in the
horse-racing world, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Francis V. Wiley, head of the
Bradford and Boston (Mass.) firm of
wool merchants.
Among the new knights are Gerald
Du Maurier, actor-manager, and the
actor, Charles Hawtrey; James J.
Busa Shannon, the artist; Lad on
Ronald, musician; Profesor W. Abbott
Herdman, scientist, and Colonel Jo
seph, chairman of the progs associa
tion. '
Among the women appearing in the
new order of the British empire is
Marchioness Curzon of Kedleston. wife
of the secretary for foreign affairs,
who was the daughter of the late J.
Monroe Hinds, United States minister
to Brazil and widow of Alfred Duggan
of Buenos Aires. Mrs. Hughes, wife of
the Australian premier, receives the
same order.
CUMBER
TO
m
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Vacancies Caused by Death
of Penrose to Be Filled.
SENIORITY RULE STANDS
Republican leaders Forecast That
. Early Action Will Be Taken.
Meeting Today to Be Brief.
- WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 2.
Senate republican leaders today fore
cast early action in filling vacancies
and making committee changes re
sulting from the death of Senator
Penrose. It was expected that Sena
tor Brar.degee of .Connecticut, chair
man of the committee on committees,
would issue a call soon for a meeting
of the committee to act on "necessary
changes.
The rule of seniority' has been
strictly adhered to in the senate and
there were no indications that a pre
cedent would be established.
With the practical certainty that
Senator MeCumber of North Dakota
will succeed to the chairmanship of
the finance committeer over which
Mr. Penrose had long presided, there
will arise a vacancy in the chairman
ship of the committee on pensions,
now held by Mr. MeCumber. On that
committee Senator Smoot of Utah is
the ranking.- republican and, leaders
said, he undoubtedly could have the
place if he desired it.
Smoot Girina Prestige.
SenatoSmoot is thus brought into
the ranking position of two of the
most important committees, finance
and appropriations.
Among republican le'aders the sug
gestion was made that benator rre
linghuysen, -New Jersey, would be
be fixed, Mr. Taylor said, after hear
ing from relatives in the west.
Meanwhile the body of the ex
senator, encased in a metallic coffin,
covered with purple 'cloth, lay In his
bachelor home here. No crepe or
flowers marked the presence of death
in the old fashioned brick house
where from a sickbed) he had con
ferred by telephone with national
republican leaders at the Chicago con.
vention which nominated President
Harding. Every wish of the senator
for simplicity has beeh respected.
Expressions of regret at his death
continued to pour in today from all
sections of the country. None of them
was made 'public by his, relatives.
Governor Sproul said he had not de
cided on Senator Penrose's successor.
Under the law the governor is em
powered to make an appointment to
fill the vacancy, tfHtil the next gen
eral eletcion, which will be held la
November. . ,
ANTI-LODGE CAMPAIGN ON
Movement
to Defeat Senator
Started in Home State.
I
WORCESTER. Mass., 'Jan. t. A
campaign aimed to defeat Senator
Lodge for ren6minatioh at Che re
publican primary next fall has been
launched here by tne council of presi
dents in Worcester county of the
American association for the recogni-'
tlon of the 1 -ish republic. About 25
councils were represented. v
Members of the association are
urged toxajicel party enrollment and
enter any primary as free lances, "to
aid friends and defeat enemies of the
Irish republic."
A resolution embodying the recom
mendation adopted by the meeting
was aimed at Senator Lodge for his
statement that the resolution of Sen
ator Norrls, to recognize the Inde
pendence of Ireland, would remain in
the foreign relations committee "a
long while." v
50 ARE7 HURJ BY BOMB
Explosive Is ( Thrown Into Crowd
at Band Concert In Bavaria.
BERLIN. Jan 2. (By the Asso
ciated Cress. ) A bomb-as exploded
among the crowd listening to a band
in the market place of Dinkelsbuehl,
Bavaria, on New Year's eve, injuring
50 persons. 20 of them seriously.
The thrower of the bomb, a youth.
named as the new republican mem-J.ar)(i several other persons were ar-
SHER1FFF IS BANK ROBBER
SIX OTHEK MEN AKE ALSO Alt
IlESTED IX JLLIXOIS.
Woman Said to Have Confessed to
" Vse of Home as Place Where
Their Loot Was Divided.
ber of the finance committee.
There were few hints as to who
would be .named" to vacancies in the
naval, immigration and banking and
currency committees occasioned by
the death of Senator Penrose. It the
seniority rule is followed western
senators will be given places on the
naval and banking and currency com
mittees and an eastern man added to
the immigration committee.
Policy Not tV Be Changed.
Senators said the change in the
chairmanship of the finance commit
tee, now drafting a new tariff law,
would occasion no change in the
policy of the goal, outlined. Its pro,
gramme, discussed briefly and in
formally at -a committee meeting to
day, Is to continue the hearings and
enter upon the work of writing the
rates and provisions of the bill as
rapidly as possible.
Tomorrow's senate session will be
brief. It is planned only to adopt
resolutions with 'respect to the death
of Senator Penrose and then to ad
journ.
SPItOCIi GETS MUCII ADVICE
-Vumcrous Messages Received As to
Penrose's Successor. : -HARRISBURG,
Pa., Jan. 2. Gov
ernor Sproul today received numerous
Smessages by telegraph and telephone
concerning his course in naming a
successor to the late Senator Penrose.
He declined to make any statement.
One class of messages urged him to
resign the governorship so that he
could be appointed senator by Lieu
tenant Governor Beldleman, who
would succeed him, whije others sug
gested that he make a temporary ap
pointment and become a candidate
himself in November for the remaind
er of the Penrose term.
Mr. Sproul's term as governor ex
pires next January.'' -PEXUOSE
FCXEHAL PRIVATE
HILLSBORO, 111., Jan. 2. (By the
Associated Press.) Arrest ofSheriff
Wilson and six other men in connec
tion with the $31,000 robbery of the
Fanama State bank, resulted from the
disclosures of a woman who impli
cated her own husband In the case,
it was announced this morning by
state's Attorney Raimey. Mrs. Jerry
Brown, -the state's attorney said,
made a detailed statement of the use
of her home as a rendezvous by the
alleged robbers. She implicated her
own husband, Mr. Raimey announced,
and declared she determined to tell
what she knew after Mr. Brown had burial
used the money the robbers had given
him. to buy a new automobile and
"tklp out." -
Six men, iiot Including the sheriff
of Bond county, met in her home by
previous agreement with her hus
band, she said, ai gave him his
pay. J700. The rest of the loot, ac
cording to her etory, was divided into
seven parts, and one part was for
Sheriff Wilson.
Sheriff Wilson was released on
$10,000 bonds. The six other men are
held in the county jail here.
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FINNS, YIELD TO SOVIET
Agents of Karelian Government
Expelled From Country..
"HELSINGFORS, Jan. 2. Demands
by the soviet government that Fin
land withdraw all support of the
revolution in Karelia have been met
by the Finnish government.
Announcement is made that two
members of the Karelian government
have been expelled from this coun
try, "in accordance with the provi
sions of international law." The bo'r
shevlkl threatened hostile action
against Finland if alleged aid to the
Karelian insurgents was not with
drawn immediately.
Mrs. Levlnia J. W. Whiteside Dead.
DENVER, Jan. 2. Mrs. Levlnia J
W. Whiteside, 83 years old, mother of
Walker Whiteside, the actor, died
here today, after a short Illness.
S. & H. greeji stamps tor cash. Hol
man Fuel Co., coal and wood. Main
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New Year Promotion
"Yes, Ted, I'm going to be mar
ried noon. I am going to work my
self to death to ger a promotion, and
get It soon, too. Say, you know the
boas pretty well, perhaps you can eive
rne some pointers."
"Well. John, since you ask I will
give ybu a tip. The old man is a
sticker for Bnap and style in dress.
I notice you are still wearing' the
suit you wore over a year ago. You
can bet the boss notices, too. Go dawn
to Cherry's big pre-inventory snlend
get you some clothes on credit and
start the new year right." Entire sec
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trance 349 Morrison, center of block.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2. Arrange
ments for the funeral of Senator Pen.
rose were still Jncomplete today It
was decided, however, that it should
be strictly private, in accordance with
his oft-expressed wish.
In making this announcement,
Lelghton C. Taylor, for many years
the senator's private secretary, said
that only members f the family and
friends would attend the services, and
that a congressional delegation prob
ably would not come here for the
The date for the burial would
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