THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 21, 1920
MEDDLING BY LEAGUE
TADOO, SAYS CANADA
Dominion Averse to Interfer
ence in Home Affairs.
DELEGATE SPEAKS FOR U.S
TittonI or Italy Thinks Assembly's
Scope in Internal Problems
Open to Discussion.
GE.VEVA, Nov. 20. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) Although the United
btates is not represented by a dele
Kate la the assembly of the league of
nations, there is hardly a session in
which the United States is not re
ferred to. The United' States today
had a volunteer spokesman on the
speakers' stand In N. W. Rowell of
Canada, who warned the assembly
against any policy involving interfer
ence in the internal affairs of any
country.
"Canada," said Mr. Rowell, "willl
never consent to any such interfer
ence," adding::
"You cannot expect the great coun
try to the south of Canada to become
& party to the league if there is any
pretension that the league can inter
fere in its internal affairs."
TittonI Thlnka Question Open.
Sigrnor Tittoni of Italy, replying, re
gretted that the delegate took such a
radical position on a subject he
thought open to discussion.
Today's session concluded the first
stage of. the assembly's work. The
asrenda now is in the hande of the
committees, which are expected to re
port early on questions susceptible
of quick Bolution, so that the full
session can act on these while com
mittees continue their work.
The armament committee began its
labors today in open session. Chris
tian Lange of Norway and Dr. Wel
lington Koo of China gave a general
sketch of the work. The former sug
gested that the only measure that
could be adopted to gauge limitations
on armaments was the budget.
Dr. Da Cunba of Brazil introduced
a resolution providing that the manu
facture of armament and munitions
be limited to stp.te monopoly.
Go Slow, Says Koo.
Dr. Koo said it was necessary to go
slowly to progress surely. He aid
that the United States and Russia
were not members of the league and
that other countries which it would
be necessary to consult are out of the
league.
The first formal step looking to
ward the revision of the covenant of
the league of nations was taken by
the assembly of the league at to
day's session. The Dutch minister of
foreign affairs, H. A. Van Karnebeck,
introduced a resolution for reconsid
eration of article IS, having to do
with the registration of treaties.
An international military force,
with an international staff, was pro
posed by Senator Henri L.a Fontaine
of the Belgian delegation.
Senator La Fontaine had somewhat
etartled the assembly by declaring
that the world was not ready for dis
armament. '
"It La necessary to say frankly to
the people," he said, "that the time
for disarmament has not yet come."
He proposed that the armaments
and armies be comprised in an inter
national force, with an international
staff, ready to be used "in the cause
of right," in such a case as arose
from the present situation of Armenia.
QUARHEL IS HELD DISTANT
Xiloycl George Says lie Believes in
Getting What He Can.
PARIS, Nov. 20. Differences be
tween Great Britain and France do
not' amount to a quarrel, and the
views of these two nations have in
no way prejudiced the alliance which
held them together during the war,
said Premier Lloyd George of Great
Britain, in an interview at London
yesterday with the correspondent of
the Petit Parlsien. Mr. Lloyd George
declared that, regarding reparations.
England would stand "elbow to el
bow" with France, but he insisted
that the amount Germany will be
called upon to pay should be fixed.
"I will tell you exactly what I
think, said Mr. Lloyd George.
"It is very simple make Germany
pay all she can. Yes, but how much'.'
Have you a figure? I say the amount
should be fixed.
1 was a lawyer before entering
politics and when 1 confronted a
debtor I had two courses to choose,
either to enforce strictly the rights
of my client and sell the debtor's
house and furniture at the risk 01
getting nothing or next to nothing.
or saying to him: iou owe so mwen.
How much can you pay at once? How
much In a year, or in ten years?"
This latter method I found to be
best and this I advise following In
dealing with Germany.
"I -have, I think." continued Mr.
Lloyd George, "testified by acts, and
not only by words, to my friendship
and admiration for the French de
mocracy. In return, the French people
must not think I am become an enemy
because I speak as a business man
and as a realist."
EX-EMPEROR SHORT CASH
Charles or Austria Sends Secretary
to Negotiate Finances.
GENEVA, Nov. 20. Ex-Emperor
Charles of Austria, according to dis
patches from Prangins, where he is
living, has sent his secretary. Cap
tain Werkmann, to negotiate with
the Austrian republic a financial ar
rangement for the house of Hapsburg
and an allowance for Charles, who is
short of money.
He is living simply with former
Empress Zita, who has sold her
jewels.
RATE WAR IS PUT OFF
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more or less general use of the Pana
ma canal was the sense of the meet
ing, but it was also the intent of the
gathering to make the best of condi
tions as now prevail.
An effort is to be made lo get re
lief through proper legislative meas
ures as the future may require. In
the meantime the members of the
conference feel that as perfect an un-
uersianoing as possible under exist
ing conditions has been arranged.
Paper Buying Corporation Plan.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20. The
California Press association, in ses
sion here today. Instructed its com
mittee on news print paper to ar
range for organizing a corporation
for purchasing paper for the benefit
of members.
FORMAL CHARGES OF
MAIL ROBBERY FILED
Five Men and One Woman
Now in Custody.
HEARING SOON EXPECTED
Rpnd the Oregonian classified ads.
Belief Is That All Principals in
Big Theft Jiear Omaha Have
Been Arrested.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, la., Nov. 20.
Formal mail robbery charges were
filed in federal court this afternoon
against the five men and one woman
in custoay.
Merl Phillips, Orville Phillips and
Fred E. Poflenberger are charged
with breaking, entering and robbing
United States mall trains of regis
tered mail.
.Mr. and Mrs. T.'D. Daly and Hugh
Reed are charged "with hiding stolen
government property and aiding in
the secretion of the stolen securities.
Preliminary hearing wil probably be
held in one week.,
A reduced force of federal officers
today continued work for further evi
dence in the mail robbery here last
Saturday night in which it is esti
mated that property valued at $3,
600,000 was stolen. Other officers
who had been at work on the case
began leaving for their home in
other cities.
One or two men. it was understood,
are still sought as witnesses. Fed
eral officers denied that they were
looking for Keith Collins, a former
army air service lieutenant. The of
ficers reiterated their belief that they
had arrested all the principals in the
robbery and that the only thing that
remained was to clear up what they
referred to as "odds and ends" of the
case.
A Mnnrt wan rpratived her that a
man said to answer the description j
of Collins had been arrested at Boone.
Iowa, and federal authorities pre
pared to "send a man to tnal piace 10
make an investigation. Whether Col
lins is wanted as a witness in the case
is not known, as "federal authorities
have not made clear just wnat con
nection, if any. he had with the case.
Some Loot Is Returned.
Federal officials this afternoon in
formed reporters at the federal build
ing that they had received through
the mail three diamond brooches
which were a part of the loot of the
Burlington train robbery. The state
ment was made also that when Orville
Phillips was arrested he turned over
to the government two bonds, one
issued by the City of Bordeaux,
France. $100 denomination, and one
$50 liberty bond. . ,
OMAHA, Nov. 20. Sheriff Hanson
of Boone. Ia in a long distance tele
phone conversation with the Omaha
Bee shortly after , noon today stated
that the last arrest that had been
made in Boone was made two days
ago. At that time a lone man was ar
rested for stealing coal. When given
the description of Lieutenant Keith
Collins, 'he stated that he was not the
man In custody.
Mills Resume Operation.
CENTRALIA, Wash., Nov. 20. (Spe
cial.) The Mutual mill resumed op
erations in Bucoda this week follow
ing a shutdown for repairs. The Bu
coda shingle mill started up again
after a Suspension due to a log
shortage.
- Austria Has New Cabinet.
"VIENNA, Nov. 20. Dr. Michael
Mays has formed a new cabinet of
which he will be chancellor and
foreign minister. '
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Cheese
in the children's lunch;
on the table at home;
for the picnic or journey.
Made daily by Red Rock
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Sold by grocers and markets.
Ole Fashun Danse
Columbia Beach Tonite
Prize Pie Eating Contest.
All Rubens and Gals Earn.
To Reduce Immense Stocks!
Hand'Made Silk and Mercerized
Floor and Table Lamp
SHADES
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See them in the front window today.
Each is tagged, showing the original
price as well as the reduced price. .
A few of these shades, having been used
as samples, are slightly soiled on the
points which have been resting on the
counter.
Several Tal5le Lamps, including a number
of new novelties with Parchment Shades
also reduced.
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of These
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Regularly $125.00.
Tapestry Overstuffed, Loose Cushion
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$4.50 Aluminum Combination Cookers $2.98
$5.25 Enameled Metal Bread- and Cake
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$85 "Special Model"
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