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TUT3DAY, blXEMl 12, LC22.
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By Xarl ir. ve Wier - -? - ,
' " ISpesia) Wfcefeaa BSaiatCb ' v
"BetUn, p::iilT-b German .govern
ment is ,ao... in Urn! dated' hy Fiance's
"bre -rattling that mo member of the
Cuno cabinet, or -other hie-h arrwitt
would make anr commm m tnrmr
Premier XJoyd Georsrea sharp retort 1 amd Paiae had gathered, la a num
Jo Clemenceau. ber of array : abeep which bad been
Chancellor Cuno And XHe, Rosenberg vicinity of their homes
u anyuimg, even more shrinking
in their policy than was hanrllor
WJrth. who did "occasionally voice the
feelinirs of the Oerman neoDle in rathr
sbarp wordai jraa?e and started lor WHiiana. -who
Doat tread n ttwIi - iiw!Tbed . cm over like door
Wirth cabinet m hi.
fHlment -nd nonniLatinn ,,h
surprise is xoreamd -that rhmn
ka etrturi,:. even farther In t
rectioa. " -
Fear of the Tier" i. tlU .o rivid
that .K,ne of the ovemet fBeiate
ad the temerity to lend tSeir Barnes
to any statement ntrino- r-im
ccau'a rhfl rirr that- "Tirt j
eoldter is in aZTA J."
uwmga as a matter of fact there are
. . - -
than 15.000
v ' vtuMica,
r,,-,' a "c v"I,CTM;n cgmmanaer,
. - ' ,T7T .. Tw
ix bwm i
By C. I. Bertelll
lniren.1 Hern SUft CortaspoBdent
Paris. Dec. iJ-ijiriSii. kf-
"eply te CSlemeneu overlooks, as he
always overlooked, the fact that the
economic TnbiM -of Europe sVependa
" upon the security of "Prance." declares
Tves Guoyot, former finance minister
and 'famous economist. .
"If Prance iig open to attack there
fa always a .probability of war. whdcb
would transpose present financial dif
ficulties into -msoHrahle traufleraptcy.
Thua (the reperaUens solutioa depends
upon an equable settlement which will
aot oply jirrvent Germaa finaenrial dis
olutien. but. will make Prance aafe Tor
the 'future.
"There is no suestioa hut more
money was spent in the war than will
ever toe won waring peaoe.. That bdns
the, case Jt is clearly the duty of the
gtrveruments -of the world to csmsider
Mparations as a world, problem and
sot as a simple affair Mann Prance
and Gertaanyi-"
"IJoyd George's theory presuppases
a possibnity mt a United States of
Europe. Kconomicariy this dream is
posathle folitlcaUy it ts 'not.'
Saint Bryce, famous foreign editor
f the Journal, in that paper -declares :
"When the Kaiser wrote bis memoirs
he destroyed wiiat was left of his
prestige. Uoyd George Is evidently
determined to do the same. Whatever
he may say, however. France win oon-
coal
conditions
hav awt affected qsal
Hy af Superior Coat Our
careful system of sereeniatr
and ftTadiAg assuren vou at
tae aame Kih atandrd aa
rer. Qean, unifenn, eren.
aadrews-Coaever Pa el Ce.
BorUiWaod a Coal Ce.
-lAMr UU -S't- - f
' Colaatbta p Ceiaaaay
Bolmaa Fi enaamy
, B Roadway twi
I. T. Hewitt
Tabor as . :
5'
-KUIard Are. Feel a lee Ce.
' Staasard Weed Co.
. .- Ast tilt
Setlwoed Weed Coal Co.
vTBUaMa Ave. Pael Ca.
EAt ti7
Slasdard Peel CoJ
Jiaoor alls
Superior
Rock Sprisf
' Coal, Co..
Ogdea, Utah,
A. S. Bovd. W. A e-ent f
Hesry Bldgrarttasa.Or.-.yy
f l X "N
HEN WANTED
FOR SHOPS AND
ROUNDHOUSE
- RATES
Machinists........ 70c per hour
Boilermakers .
......Te to TOJSe per hettr
Mechanics are snowed time and
one-half for time worked in exoeaa
of eight bourn per day.
Strike cenditioae prevail. V
. APPLIr BOOM Jit
Ceaeh BeJldiog. 1 Foarth Street
Sear Wasatsgm, Pertlaad
aider -soberly t and- eaipeluHy aiawpr
emanating 'from 'a -tnanvrbo Jm "re
. J .eatttiy held the Xate . px JSurop J jjjfc
'I liudc." i
Trial for -SHbptink
:f :Tlipjj3ias;jPaine
.HaJneav Pec., 15.;- XriaJ -of' George
JcVll4am mttm , opened in. .the .circuit
court at Baker .Mas day. ,;. William te
alleged to fcave she -said Jtilied Thomas
Paine in theaj-d c Painea .cabin
toe f oothiUa airest ' eX -Halae. OcUtber
3, . - f-fmu ttr jti n
shooting. . , r ;"..-. i
William has act- denied trim part In
the afair, but' says .be fired- in eelf-
i defense.
A coord ing to nis statement.
1 e tivcas were woosm
I down from xnonntabk pastures and
! ,4rrel wr the Uvisioa. the
winKal - Paine beaajne n-
iianl- bd -niJ toimaelf with re-
I ?.Wvie5- M tliea. WOUanw ears.
?"e aa ebot. After the
"n!!!? TVUJ..'Jtn . ."P
w j vem aowi m p
wi xo ms arme. aout a
ctL?
Sto re; w?1
STL
T Jteld J the Baker
I 7 'Tr . '
Li?"
i j j uiuuuk a uaitxa io in ' aw i uia f i m
I tndirfmuM . I L '
in
uttj m irai Mka7T Tftei wln W.
wuaoum lived 3oae cut his homestead
ana ss ueced to have ceat)d iat.the
ras.xoun premise after his
eemxR. ismau fluantities of whiskey
were found la the Paine ahia fey
sheriffs officers on the nicM the
..f" ne? wM(ewenc
that Williams kad tJeea driakiAe- -wlMtn
hrhe offleers took him into custody. V.
ray Tk Kn) , .
Des Moines. Tun. rw ,wnn.
McAdoo was saegested as tha most
likely ,Pemocratic candidate for pre&U
wr ttawta X. Meredith, publisher
aad secretary f agriculture is former
President Wilson's cabinet in an inter
view feere today. . ;
"McAdoo would draw the support of
farmers, labor, and business men."
Meredith eaL "He 4s tae logical can
didate in 392. and I think It likely the
Democrats will nominate him."
Bunnlng on a platform of aid to
r u i. c Industry of
T , uan- aajustment of labor diffi
culties and constructive cooperatios
with other nations to assure peace and
the eoemmiVe sal "rati on of Enrope, McAdoo-
would be a formidable candidate.
Meredith declared. ' - y"
.n?.hanc8 -democratic -success ia
re great, the publisher declared,
with the new nrorresF.ivs hW b)k4-
ounding notes of discord that will
likely wreck Republican party har
mony. Mredith. . asserted. . his . JbeUef .- that
President Bardiag will bo renoaainated
5? BPuoBeana. He doubted any
prosoeat of a candidate heading a
powerful third Party movemont.
When asked regarding Governor-elect
Smith of New York, and Senator-elect
tiwaros or New Jersey, be thought
they would arouse too great opposi
tion. Prohibition is settled and win k
vranaaowea IB 1924 by agrieultural
iun ana ioreign relations, bo de
imrea.
aieredtui said he believed the ma
jonty or the American people favor
ran suca means or preventing war as
"They were scared out ta' fcy
iojsreMsentaioBS,r H oaia TBut we
cannot aoaga tiie . problem -at, foreign
Trom the staadnoine of jiU-hfMwi
selfishness alone, wo must hela Eairan
ge waca on iter rest. , Our farmers
aa ve to hare foreiga - markets but
Europe cannot buy at the- present
'-" rates of exchange. And Kurope
needs Americas aid to rehabilitate -her
pure nasing power. , - - ' -.
"Whether we call it a league of
isatioas or a "four-power pact' hroad-
enea ana extended to the other- na
tions of the world is immaterial. fBut
poucy of having 'observers at dip-
twnauc comereacos w uuorly aselesa,1
Colonel Deiitler: :
Is to Be Betained
WasMneton. "Dec ll.--fW,AaJmrt3-.
TQ BUREAIT'OP THB JOtTRXAU)
Senator MeKary has been advised by
-secretary WoeM that the wzt depart-
jnent .has reconsidered its order for
the" retirement f Colonel- Clarence i
Dentler and bo will bo retained oa the
active ,ltst as requested by prominent
uregon people. Dentler formerly re-Sided-
in Oregon and was -oitoo com
mandant of too caoet corps at Oregon
Agricultural ! oiMra, , j . , . vV .
BUBBATT TO OITB PXAT -
ipe iUWiQ Welfare Bureau players I
wm - present xae play, "A Friend in
-eea vveanesdsy, at the Y. W. C. A.
wii aa,- at the social Workers' as-
vrsjii4r luncneoD.
IT
IVfSTUSES
): oeivra he
is
-f Forma GovcrBor. -Oawahi West, 4a
a ctatemeht lsauoa this sTUrnaph. Ty
at rest aay lisigatinc rumor that ha is
o a otato highway emmisaioier
after (he first, of the cornliur Tear.
He gives several reasons why be would
aox do. comenouig mat were be to go
oato the cornea laaion there "won la be
fca to pay from the Mart"
West also pay Ms respects to those
of ttis own party who have takea ex
cept Ion to tbo mention of his name as
a possible appointee, a f actios whom
Jho designates as -a bunch of skye
terriers" wbo tiarked at the heels of
Chamberlain in 1920. The governor's
statement is as follows:
"To, X am aot going to be one of
new highway , ivsarntsaiooera. I
ftteve neither the time, mosey nor la
cUaaUoa. Putbermore I do not think
t sm being considered tor the place or
I would have been advised of it.
Ten know I wouldxjt! make a good
iUgrhway eonwnissioner ust at this
time, as mripoMey would be to let
Ptaeas be the guide ' rn the seleetiM
of a Sorce of employes for the depart
ment. . Neither politics, race ir re-Ug-on
weald lafhtettee me in their .
tectioa. It would result in there t-oing
aoi -e pay xrom toe etarc
"TSovernor-Eleet Pierce w8I andoabt-
odhr select able mea for the olaee and
he Jias my sincere wishes for a auo
oesaful admlaiotraUon. I win gladiy
do anything within my sower to aid
kim ia the work. .
7a the news story conuecttnr sna
vim the highway job it was saM that
ttiere was some oppositton to me on
aecoeat of my being a frieod of Sen
ator Chsmhertalac. aad I wish to take
this occasion to aay that in liaht of
events my friendaKJ ear him has
grown to admiration. 'Every day I
-mas more or btm and teas r
the
THEIVI DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Ps-odtice Hiisn IfemrPim&ute
tXI MAS A.
CCH-P - it kuqp of uxxzmes
1. V . II
(0J j
,oe-
BRINGING UP FATHER
I PtJE"5ORC 1 PVMA,C1 1M - '
ABIE THE AGENT
QblM CM KT THE ACME" ,
HrVLUIT.U Utt vfcJ
KRAZY.KAt
V
ft
"31 im.' V
JiS tX3Aj X
CTc..sixoy: daily jcgjikAL, cirzxo), oigqx
bunch of skye terriers svbo bafad at
bis beeis while - tie eras - making- Ais
mamy ugnt xor reelection to thn sen
ate." His defeat was one of the great-.1
eev ajageotes xaax bm ever avsopened
ti ttte poutieal History of -this state.
aad TB7 person with sense will admit
Seattle's 5-Cent-Carfare
Ordinance
Meets- With Delay
T Seattle. Uec. 2 U; P.J-Hroaiow-
ing' Mornlay's action y the -aity cuun
ell oa the Erickson cent carfare ordi
nance, epecifyiag a nickel fare with
free transfers, at which Mayor Sreiwn's
request that balloting be put eft one
week in order to allow-' further time
fpr consideratioa of a small cibarge for
transfers was acceded to. eeaecU mem
bers in support of the mayor's plan
were confident Tuesday that the bm
wia be ataended to, that f Cect -before
passage.
The mayor was expected to present
His petHioa tor postponement by let
ter, but he appeared (a person. The
only negative vote was cast Vy Comv-
cUman Eridtson.
Says U. S. Can't Stop
Packers' MergerNow
-Washington. Oae. 12. Z. S.
Tse government regards the proposed
combination ot the Morris and Armour
packirig interests as a business trans
action in which it cannot iaterrere at
this tune. "Secretary cf Agriearittire
Wallace reported to the senato this aft
ernoon, la pursuance f .a neeolution
asking for information .oonoernina
ptaas Xor merging the two Chicago oom-
pastea,
GABAGE evXZs HXJBT '
Medford. Dec, 12. George Baraum.
local garage owner, was mounded
Sunday by a piartot, wmcb ne dropped
while clean fang It. The bullet eatered
bis ieg by way of the knee Joint. SSo
permanent , injury is anticipated.
IHS COU
WHA.T ajre;
?YOJ COIN'
fV0TrCa.V
HvJeTooour
TO VAEAB.AWtt
ryU.rJG
BUS A ESS
11..:. : ' sZJk J.-l
Fb7TT7 rTTs5rT?T w i ''
M -S- tf Leal fsTVV
( UVE UPRKfHT )
AAjJ fxWt RESPECT ( f1
r r
FLEA fOl! SPEED
ztio
ffiEOjJL'l. 15
W ashiagton. JJec; J2tVtASBXXi
TON EITRCAU OF THE JGTIBNAI)
January 15 has been tnamed -as tnemtte
and Portland the place xorttbft hearinsr
of the Oregon T"KtL rThr rrnrmbi
aion s aRplicatlon for action by the in-!
teratate commerce commission fir eon-'
etructiOR of new TaOroad lines tn East-;
-era Oregon. This eppiication m un
der provjalon of :tbe traqeportation mae,
gmas' authority i for eoturtroctkHt tot
extensions -when required hy puxtlfc
onvenienoe and -neoasstty. Jt is dl-
-rected .to -the Central Pacific. sSoutn-i
ern Pacific .and . Unioc -Pacific ayss-l
tema, Ml of "Which are involvefl iia the
proposed program extenetona Irom
Crane, Bead. 5Uek sand . iAVeview. o
as to ive theouwh eonnecttons rmular'
"J"""' p afa'. f,r . -
ONM
axammer , jeww naa--teen assigaaame gift of ithe associated students of
to conduct -the hearing. Charles Aforan,
president of the Nevada. Galif orrtta
Oregon railway, lias advised -the 'Com
mission that 3e .believes the exteneton
of- iius line nothward from Xkeview is
the anost practical. aivd .intends 'to huiW
as moon as (Civoumstairees permit. JSe
has asked to partiefpae -in -the heaving.
The Oregon Public eervine (ConTmis-
aiou'a appUcation Jor additional rail
way lines in Central Oregoa was pre-
paved by VtV .Corey, preaentative
on toe cotmrtission Trom Kastem Ore
gon. -C'Qrcy .petitioned the National
commission -to-order the railroads ito
complete lines connecting up unflnlsltaxl
lines in the interior -of the etate.
The tinea-asked were the iatroneut-
off, etttenKSm of the Union Pac trie "Xrom
Crane to Odell n the Matron llm
tension of a . oe from Bend to OdetlJ
and connection of Xakeview neither
to
? IDKKX CAIO IMS'
RCASCVw Be?
WJ
tPjgnsiss tJ. a.
J W-W- V-AXTOCl
j4 XQU -THiraVt- i tvc-T-
a r, trie uiMhR us
ICoprrteht,
122. by
... Service. ,
line or to XSaxoatli
This constructloA would amount to
several 'hundred -miles -of tiackago -and,
ioeatimateit tor railroad rmen to namw
sitate n uveatmeat of approaimateiy
ji7vvu,euu.. , - - , i
a , - . -, ' f
atErBnckIdea:;
Bucks Ilnaowment j
Meet inPehaieton
. .tJnivibrslto' -of Dregotj. Eugene, X)ec.
li The 7Tjst er IBuek- spirit ia bo-
hinfl an ndowment ifund. imeeUng tw
be held :in Pendletoo, Wednesday eve-.
ning, aoaordlngr tovword relelved -from
auss tisie 2FltaroaurbT. chairman of
meal 'arrangements. Sertrand ' S.
uexara and .a. A. .Murray are easts Una;,
epaakesa wiU include JTude .a.; W
Pnelpa, iEarold J. Warner, Tdra. James
8. Johns, Pendleton "Mrs. -nawiev
jean. jNcno, ;ana Mrs. Sainh SleEwan
Athena. Fred tetwer twin h ttoaat.
-A iTJaivemttV ttt Bimmi -nnol
trio, eonsistlng nf Gerard. Clyde Phillips'
ww JtHxon, -wiu-.slng -Oregon
A feature wlll be the presentation of
Bora Toomaii watch toh ir j a
M-in-ray. tpromment Ha vnulmr k-
t urgon-iw nitman suM at Pendleton 1
inaj unnterstty -of 'Desna. , Ltmi
Trfoxe. llelti tilrector of the IJnlveraitra
ox urajfon naowmnt eampaign. and.
w. -sw veweu. t .charge -of -campaign
headeuaaters,iwill seeak. -
- - - ' ' - a : ', ' if,' -.,.(
-' BouifoE JsrpSi'
-''.' - j
an ancsw' lJec. .ii'cV-V.y-.
The Japanese? ateamer ?Cartu m."
Hfrom Astorkt, Or.-. Jtor Kobe. jXapasv
ran putor; xuei ac .sea tone :son rmiles
xcom tn Japanese aoast Xeoember 9,
aceordlng to 'cable .advices received
here Via Inudon 'tod sty. The hin has
"hean Torcad -to nsae-part of her -cargo
ror inei an oror to usonunue the trip.
the cablegram naid.
the Crane-Odell
iPalla, . -. . "
We BOASTS' OF l5ACl2ti
r;l -. ATTX
ram eaHr
1
aJacerorfio
"TMrVT-
4T
""Vir.
C - fep - f.br'tstiT - at -
latcrmUosal Feusr
Im.i . , .
OrAE akx AU- ; :
Ancient4 Oregon
Statate - inrakfrd
In; JDamageSint ;
- An odd mmaca suit baaed on an
out Oisa.ua law almost forgatten
was -started today', before iClrouit
Judge Taswett -ot the -probate di
vision "ty Chester .SLTJaUa. sctecu
tor -of the estate of Bavnnaah A.
Dailey, who is suing John.ieretfor
IISI9 tm -a ciaim - that teeefc re
tnoved cedar -trees from tthe DaUey
estate -without authorUy. . Ltmaer
this -old ilaw the removal of "Um
ber to 'this .-manner .ealls'tfqrdam
agea treble the actual value -of -the
trees. The trees :are -valued at 1120
and the damage to the aumperty
estimated at The property -Is
pear'Gresham. : . i, .
DDmmissionSids ;
v Bate . Hearin g;
! Westlmony to the xiearlng before the,
public service ? corruulsalon which .has'
been ; tpexltio-md to 'establish s a I
.P1Q VH" -anient,
Jrora untJnirton -to aortlsmd nrrr the
and the caee was taken under advise i;
ment jrhart 31oore. a pjrornotev of
"T. jwuiea fuse -sate at
-w -BU UHiwunuu wild
a3cat4-ateibetwe.n Belli naham and
Portland and a
Gokl nm sand Portia ad. . .
To SBeatlii iii Bow,
.Aberdeen Wash., Tec. il2.-aiatt Pu
u
h
laakL m, 'was shut and irffled nn.
day anornlng rby -aBra, Slery Sulinskt.
wno suasv woumea a ice: Williams dur-t
ing a, row in tha mmms-i-enmr!
lions. Troabbyfwa the result of a)
drunke-a revelry. UtT-e. . Buimakl , al-i
le-fea IUlajfcl ituied to atab- aer evltaii
a knfxe -and she abet la emit datanse. .
,
. Distance
G.
Weml
f kow
A Large Ainount bf Small Change
rr,
1 X
ftTl'frj-uiT
lli.ii'i;,iLlJ
.Canass jof the tty lor the 300,000'
stale-wlOe -fteveloprmmt jlund sjtarred
o-uw -wiu) s worwere insuucida to
-sbUto subscriptions rf SO per cent
of the 'amount -during thr first 30
Jtoura. of the -drive. "Ten special eom
"mtttees and a tflying Jiauadton "-took:
tba Held Tor .the -canvass. .
, 'The wurkera met t "the jChamber
of Oommeasa'Club rooms lanaay nUtht
tor the rklck-KtZT pinner enfl eadreeses
were fleltwed hy D. W. tMielke, Jd. J.
Bale. Arthur Goldsmith. ''Tr. . 'Klk-
patsiok. Jt. P. ilaee-sr. -R. W. Prioe ani
John lougall. : jAhout 0 ef the 10U '
werwers were present, ' s '
Mlslke aunomiced that some 'pleflcrex
had: -been made ay buaineaa men- Uutt
thev -would contribute more than their
nueta when 'woetesra -calTeH Upon them
if or .their subscriptions. Other optimis
tic angles evere oited by the -oliamber
ipvesldent ad Bale.' . v
SXlelke said that the workers -would
be ' given '.until "WeftTrexd-rr trotni -tn
make the -caavaaa of their districts and
'that -reporta. of the aubnoriptiens Aip to ' '
that time would -be rv reived at .a ape--cial
luncheon te be held at the Cham-
ber-af Commerce.
neaaquartera for " the ' drive i. have .
been--opened an the abtlh ifloor 'at the
'Oragon build ins and . &1. J. lTun.
aecretarr :.. the ormmtsatten and
service department of the Btate Cham- ;
r of Gbmmerce, "has been placed In
charge etf the aubecrietiim lisra -and -
aeneral eempaign work. - . - . ;
Xltrecturs f 'the -chamber expect to
mtve he 93OO,00e itilderea within three
nay- --A- total -ot ao,000 -was aemrrvd
y the chamber tn tvem r the
npentnr of the ilrtve tram rhe Pert
land CJeartng House association. :
fey AI Iitti
DC
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nr.
By Gcorire BIcMantis
Iends Enchantment
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lyiUMelp Sen
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