THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, POR TLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17,- 1919.
0
AEJTI DEMOCRATIC
INTRIGUE FACES
t
British People AreXlearly ; lllus-
trating Determination to Pin
Their Faith in Democracy.
.1-; iT V v i:-;-'", m saaaswaanaess aaaaaaaa r'K - ; -t'
STRIKES" NOT PROFITABLE
. f " y.; , ... .. iSK-'-"sZ '
: Prominent Trade Unionists Are
j Opposed; to Adoption of Bo!-i
- sheviki Methods.
.lv.-:-:,.r''By:iairtrd Woe Ball -'"'
Special Cable to Th Journal tad The Chkece
. Dally New .
Cprnnt. lls. b CMcaso Daily New Co.)
London, Kngland, Oct. 17. Brlt-
lah determination to Jaold fast, to
I democracy has been Illustrated fre-
j Qiiently since Bolahevim revealed It
'eelf In the East. It has been Ulus
.'t rat i at the noils. In narllament and
DOOM III
ONDN
mor recently In the railway strike.
On this occasion nothing else showed
-tip so distinctly aa did the national
'"fetfot anti-democratic Intrigue ana
' the . national purpose to crush out
f any such movement. Herein lies the
' secret of the historic intervention or
,the leading- trade unionists to save
' j, the railway men from the conae
' quence of their lightning- strike.
1 1 If this Intervention was unprecedented
t so- was the emergency unprecedented in
. this country . Never before had a British
. trade union, big or little, , challenged the
. democratic principle point blank. This
, challenge alarmed the trade union lead-
era as much as it alarmed anyone els
V Indeed, It perturbed them particularly
for they are pinning, their faith to de
1 jnocracy'aa the instrumentality through
.which labor shall win its rights. These
men see no hope for labor In the an-
archy called direct, action that Is, a na
tional political strike. George Henry
S Roberts, M. JP., for example, formerly
- minister of labor but now food controller
. and one of the ablest men in the labor
movement,, says :
SO BXCTJSE TOR STBIKE
w"There was noexcuse for the railway
strike because the men could have got
ten all' they did without a strike.
: Throughout my life as a trade union of
ficial) I have oppoaed strikes except as
the very last resort. Today we have
. some working-class advisers who say
strike, first and negotiate, afterwards.
Such.men do not understand the primer
of democracy, which bases Itself on rea
son and justice and not on force. Such
.'men stopped thinking before they appre
" eiated that even In our, poor world moral
.1 vitality Invariably dominates, and con
trols physical vitality. Our direct ac
tion lets assail the democratic principle
net only outside but Inside their unions.
While detonating against secret diplo
macy and monarchic or oligarchic tyranny-
In the state they plan strikes in
' secret and precipitate them without con
?cV U freen page ISt e OnLvJ,
&M' this -week's Satnreay Kfil
i
V
0
r
. -
r;
"I
v
i
s- Oo Wo
,-;-f sMstfleefit tmiHa Um-i iOrLir- Kix
pretatbm ea the WnrUtaer, sn4 JfW f ' S ff
My dm 1 - . m,,
sulting the working masses whom they
embrolt Workers now may trust the
sense of ' modern society to Insure a
square deal for all -
D03TC WAST MIXES .
John Robert Clynes.' IS. P., ' another
giant anoBf the leaders of labor,, has
argued with, piquancy: and power from
the same standpoint and in the debate
on the nationalization of the coal mine
Prime MlnUter ! Lloyd . Oeorare elicited
from Robert SmlUle. president of the
Miners Federation of Great : Britain,
this declaration : "It has been suggested
that the miners wish to take over the
mines under a system of syndicalism
and work them for the ; miners. . Too
may rid your mind at once of any such
notion. The miners' federation .contem
plates nothing of the sort. We do not
think? the miners have a right. to take
over the mines and work them in their
own Interests. ; . T ''-'.".:'
Here la a blow at Bolshevism, by a
man who. lately has taken a truculent
line toward the government and whose
possible attitude: respecting- ultraprole
tarlans and their pretentions has caused
anxiety in responsible political quarters.
There Is no evidence that Smtllte has
abandoned his idea of a national, strike
to "compel' the government to nation
alize the lines but recent evanta and the
prevailing labor opinion may - be ex
pected to cause fatm to move with con
siderable caution. . . .. v
Ludendorf Declines
To Fight Duel With
Admiral Von:; Hintze
Geneva, Oct 17.-r(I. N. S.)Admiral
von Hintze, former German foreign sec
retary, challenged . General Ludendorff
to a fuel, but the latter 'fused to
fight News .of the challenge was re
ceived from Berlin today. Von Hintze's
second called upon Ludendorff in the
accustomed' "way, but the former chief
of staff to Von Hindenburg declined to
seek the field of honor.
Huns' Attack Lithuanians
London, Oct. 17. (X. N. S. A neuter
dispatch from Kovno today states that
following the refusal of Lithuanians to
surrender -.Chavli barracks, German
troops under General von der Gotta at
tacked the place. In the gymnasium of
the barracks were many women and
children who were severely injured.
NO MORE CATARRH
Thli Simple Home Treatment He Steed
the Teat ef Time.
Kvery fall and winter,. for more than
twenty years, thousands of. people have
made it a daily practice to breathe the
air of Hyomet and so keep themselves
free from Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, Bron
chitis, Sore Throat and Influenza.
This lsf certain and you should try It
If you will breathe Hyomet dairy, as
directed, it 'Will free you and keen -you
tree from all these troubles or it won't
cost you a cent. .
Owl Drug Company or any reliable
druggist can supply you with the Com
plete Hyomet Outfit Including a hard
rubber Docket inhaler.- The inhaler will
last a life time and extra bottles or
the liquid Hyotnel coat but a few cents.
A few drops of oil in the inhaler will
last for days and its pure, soothing, an
tiseDtic healine air. breathed deeo in
the air passages of your noae and throat
snouia Keep you iree irom oougns, corns,
Influenza and - catarrh all winter lonr.
Pleasant to use. takes but a few min
utes dally and is guaranteed to satisfy
or money uac.-AUT. w ; is.-
,
Z i
f
V;-
y-v V
-y
- , -1 " - 1 - " ' ' . " - '
Mlij,i.iMi I ilia ainii lirnjji nmm uiinw ajkjMjjuinajmsj J'j
I te -fjaaf taa m xaf m w . w iy .. , va ,.
England Considers '! .
Question of Women,
For Pulpit Duties
London, Oct 17. The church congress
in" session at Leioaeter today" favorably
debated the Question of admitting women
to the ministry. The Jaeue was hot de
cided but- hope , was,' held' out hat the
future Would see women entering priest
hood, f
The congTeaa 'ta the' most versatile Jn
Watery. : The Episcopalian , church Js
discussing spiritualism In all its phases,
creed; problems, social diseases, the de
clining 'birth rate, the' housing question
and that of Christianizing Industry.
Some of the most notable figures In the
British'-church are present at the con-
Feces Deportation'; Charges , ;
Leavenworth, .Kan., : Oct 'l7.-(L N.
a Frank i Geteler," Austrian,; was - re
arrested by ihe police here as he strode
from the rates-' et -the -federal . prison
today and will -be returned to fit Louis
to. f See -deportation: charges.' Geisler,
who wag convicted 4n Korthj takota In
1917 .or.' threatening, to - kill the presi
dents U -alleged to --nav been- an agita
tor f and 4nember of theL- W. ... W.
'
, Slonbr't Crespf . ' Resigns .
'. Rome.' Oct '17. (LvN. S.) The reetg--nation
'of Signer Creepl from the Italian
pfeace mission, because of ill health, has
been .accepted by the government the
Messaggero states.-
START TOMORROW
iD KEEP IT P
Get into the . habit of drinking a
glass of hot water before
breakfast.
Millions of folks bathe Internally now
instead of loading their system with
drugs. "What's an inside bath"? you
say. Well, it Is guaranteed to per
form miracles according to hot water
enthusiasts. r
, There are vast numbers of men and
women who, immediately upon arising
In the morning, drink a glass of hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate In It This is a very excel-
ent health measure. It is intended to
flush -the stomach, liver, kidneys and
intestines of the previous day's waste.
sour bile and indigestible material left
over in the body which If not eliminated
every day, become food for the millions
of bacteria which infest the bowels, the
quick result Is poisons and toxins which
are then absorbed into the blood, causing
headache, bilious, attacks, foul breath,
bad taste, colds Atomach trouble, kid
ney misery, sleeplessness, impure blood
and all sorts of ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next but who simply can not
ret feeling- rlerhf are ureed to obtain a
quarter- pound of limestone' phosphate
at the drug store, This will cost very
little but la sufficient to make anyone
a real crank on the subject of Internal
sanitation. -Adv. . :.- .
from page ISt e
week's tatnrday
EVERY MORNING
e EveaUas; Pest "On. that
Slight the sereen Jjne five)
year. . -Wltk : the abevHM ef
.aehea laaisaa a stew' arc ecw
rlveeV Hew Yerkern are only
ve wiuin le py suo Mat
:tmm wmw sauc iee ae suit-
Z- ilaye ta rettlancf
at Se, taelndV
t jf , T
v aaajwarcax f tJTot-
V-,' :
Vm
Eevolution Breaks,
Out; as Result of ,
Anglo-Persian Past
- London, Oct 17L N. &) Revolu
tion has broken out In Persia as "a result
ef the Ang-Io-Persiaa agreement, said a
Geneva dispatch to the Daily News to
day. The a prising- centered in the prov
ince or Azerbaijan.-. t -,: '
The Persian governor general at Tabriz
has been forcibly removed by. the Insur
gents, -ir .j. .
at mm m mmmmm. v
PrincQ of Wales May
fllMiiiif.S,
London, Oct 17. King George is communicating-
with the prince of Wales
regarding the possibility of abandoning
the latter's American trip on account of
President Wilson's illness, it was learned
tonight "If the trip to the United States
is given np the prince will remain In
Canada longer -' than - he ; had intended
and win return to England about the
middle of November. It was announced
officially tonight that the cancellation
of his American trip would be a keen
disappointment to the prince, who likes
Americans. . - - .
- 4
? ' ri VI Exclusive Representative's for Portland
...',;.' " ' i "s. '--:.:',-.-.-- ' :'. ':"'-i'.'-"- . st . -. , !" T" ' . ."T ' , - -.. - ' v. . :
Cotton Men Perfect ;,
.I World Organization
New Orleans. Oct lTML K. 8.) In
ternational organisation of the ' world
cotton conference-'Was' perfected here
today. , Sir A- Herbert Dixon of Eng
land was elected president and Fuller
E. Calloway, La Grange, Ga was elected
American vice "president Each country
represented wlll elect Its vice presi
dent The -conference wW be held an
nually and wlUjneet next year In Man
chester, Bngiand. At the final business"
session this afternoon the report by the
general committee on resolutions - was
to be- heard and -the convention ad
journed. -
Senate Calls Pershing
Washington, Oct 17 U.' P.) General
John- J. Pershing probably wia appear
before the senate and house military
committees next week to give his views
on army-reorganisation, Representative
Julius Kahn, chairman of the house com
mittee,' said today. :
? ?.-Ev:- - .
' CoMa Oauta Naaeeehaa and aain
yanrbh Haaitarhaa md iradjr pain -caowd- from
cold an aoon reUrvail bj takiat LAXATIVK
BHOMO QtJININB TaMeta. Thcta H onlr ono
VBrome Quiniaa." E. W. GKOVE'S sicaatura
an tba box. SOe. Ad.
tfiNGHAM-HIGH
GL0THES
WHEN you Younger'-Young Men of 15
to 20 begin to associate with successful
oider rritin,your clothes j)layan important part.
The influence the firsrjmpression.
LANGHAM-HTGHS are specially de
signed f or you boys of High SchooKagei and
their: appropriateness for your requirements
emphasizes your best qualities. '
Swing, dash and the spirit of youth abound
un IaANGHAM-HIGHS. ;
" . .
. t - v.
A colored potter you unU value will b tent free on rtquest ,
; , LEOPOLD
227. WEST VAN BUREN ST, iteiukrftksCMii
GTPfti Art ;a
. .faa, W " el sT sxa .aaT eel - .anaaV
drMerchanoecfcMcrttOiuy
Detective Stories
Bead to President
While on Sick Bed
Washington, Oct 17. At last the se
cret is out ' .- . .. -
Newspaper p&ragraphers " throughout
the country have observed that while
Washington correspondents told In their
dispatches of Mrs. Wilson reading to
the president,-none was ' able . to say
what she read. - s .s.
Today Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson,
the president's personal physician, . 1st
the cat out of the bag. Here, is the an
swer: . "Detective stories." '
Labor "Reds" Ousted
Seattle, Oct 17. Following' one of the
stormiest sessions held- by the Central
Labor council here, the radical members
sustained a severe setback .when the
Mooney defense committee, the person
nel of which Is classed as "Reds.' was
discharged censured and ordered to give
a financial accounting.' , . , ? 5;
Milk VasWatered
Seattle, Oct' 17 K. mal, Japanese
dairyman, was arrested today following
a city test , that showed his milk con
tained "15 per cent more water than .al
lowed by law.- :. v," '." V . '
FOR YOUNGER
YOUNG MEN
Gh ica n o
j .i ' ' f- 'U : "S,-: ' - . .: - i " ' ' ' t .' tr'fr- J- :?.'j-f -f
f . - ' 'jsasa'V " ''"
jDobbs Hats reflect our
; fixed purpose of pro
' viding style and qual
ity in an unusual way.
An interesting variety
of exquisite styles, tex
tures and colorings is
found in our Fall dis-
play.
$6 to $18
Exclusive Representative
HEN'S WCAft
Corbett-Bldg.
ing
Look U
u 1
ugni
the Evenings Are Getting Longer
As the days-grow, shorter you'll be making more
and more use of your Electric Lighting. Be pre-
1 pared for the long, dark evenings of fall and win
ter. Give your lighting equipment from cellar
i"j to ."garret a thorough inspection now.
Put Edison Mazda Lamps
in all the empty sockets so that they will be ready .
for use -at any time you can never tell when you
want them. ,
. Replace every old-style, inefficient carbon
filament lamp still lingering with an EDISON
MAZDA. Three times the light at the same
cost.
We have sold "Edison" lamps for more than
twenty years. They are the best lamp made.
.We make -prompt delivery on phone orders.
JPhone Marshall 5100.
Electric Store
Portland Railway. Light & Power Company
'NAME "BAYER" ON .,:
GENUINE ASPIRIN
"Bayer Cross" on Aspirin
'."Bayers Tablets of Aspirin" mar kJ
with the safety "Baysr. Cross." can be
taken without fear because you Srs get.
tins; tbs true, world-famous Aspirin, pre-
scribed by physicians for ever II years.
Always buy an unbroken package of
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,' which con-
tains proper directions to safely relieve
Fifth and Morrison
..-I i i
ver
NOW
like "Sterling" on silver.
Colds.' Jleadaehe. Toothacne, jaarachet -Neuralgia,
Ivutnbafo, JlheumaUsm. Neu
ritis, Joint Pains, and Pain generally. .
Handy . tin boxes of twelve tablets v
eost but a few cents. Druggists also
sellVarger. 'Bayer' packages, Aspirin
is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
Oi Monoaceiieaciaesier i Baiicyucacio
Adv. . - " - -
.