DECEMBER 24, 1921
'THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON"
pTION
OF DIVER
SOUGHT
Southern Pacific
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lltJlr'1' elIect 1 Pef cent
Announces Cut
of Livestock Rates
J li t annouaent by
H. Mulchay, general freleht
agent, th Rr..,h.. r.. ... elent
This 10 per cent reducUon
should matexiaU, help the ship
pers from neaby sbjpjplng points
as well tinn. ..LTi. ...
is labor cost, in the meantime tjie
rates will expire June 6,' iZ2."
f i i .
" Sovieti light Jimlhe,
Jlg. Dee, JlReniictsjlrtnteid
by tk Pravda, bolsoevijknsp.
Pf , in, Pruda declared etmaidarr
able progress was being made by
the Soviets in fighting famlna in
Railroad Taxes
Off Neyt Month
sobs paying for the services, as the
ransporfaUon companies were
reqalfeij. jo collect the taxes from
th,e pexsnt to yfivoL the. services
were rendered. JThls repee will
save' the people oi Oregon a least
two. and one-hali million dollars
anpuallv.'
Clyde fy. ttntle3r,..eoUector of
fttlTBji revenue, anneonees that
ander a bureau rul tag, thatax now
paid for transportation in cases
where shipments are made before
January X, 1922, even if such shlpn
mentg arrive at destination after
January, 1, but lt does not applr
In eases. rhere the charges are
"collect" on shipments made be
fore January 1, 11)22, but which,
arrive at' destination on or after
that date.
19Si "member 81,
t Liitj con
cession, th longer haul shippers
have hmA wfn v. . .
1 Per cent reducUon also.annUes
to farm prodnc. and Is for ,
Pany has filed with the ta Lt"?"
commerce common, u.te'e
fectivA J. , ... 111111 f-
w-kich. Js of far acln(t, tej)orr
uoo Mi BiHiaOT. uett protvqeenv
and th. n.itl& i,mt(i.' i. (.
alread,
an4 unless the carriers are able to
substantiallv mii. ki-
jepeal of taiea oB-tsighaJd pas
senger ohaxges. These taxes have,
heen a direct charge upon f pr.
- " x. i22 ,,ik
ua stricsen dlstrieta.
Lt Britain's Plea
P cranninff Sub-
penseg. of which the greater partj
in will acply to amfttints pre
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
Meets With
(SATURDAY
I . tJ.i;X J 4 -3 1 ' 1 I
Skepticism
f , . n 24 Presentation
IT. WaaUlBgton conference of
L Brita P'ea,or btton
labmarlne
lluroned the greatest mwr
llere. W newspaper comment
I .... mv,n the speech of Lord
n,.rehm. first lord of the
L, .dmlralty, before the con-
Lm on Thursday in wmuu uc
Pl and outlined
f-f. undoubt-
ICrabolltion, and there
List regrets that there seems
f crospect of ltB being
Cb about, but on the other
y uerels.some skepticism re
flf the possibility of prevent
K use of submersible even
L conference adopted Lord
L'i proposal.
I Force Cruiser Fleet
ftta Morning Post argues that
I d,lopments at Washington
f . nl fireat Britain
4 tH MOT""'
Lulnlng an adequate force of
f j .mull craft for the
Km uu
section of her commerce
MM HUUiu-""
(The Daily Mail declares that the
iefitlou of submarine wanare
II compel powers dependent up
Helr sea communications for
itenanc to arm their merchant
i with nnhappy and undestr
li'eonsequences. Hope to Wind-up.
tfuhlngton. Dec. 24. (By As-
tiitet Press.) Conterence oeie-
jjjl to conciuae ui wuoj o
flirt oi the full naval commit
i llieir discussion of the British
Lal m abolition of the sub-
i.und with a decision on that
11 to clear the way for consider
ii ol the Question of auxiliary
mage allotment for France un
ite limitation plan. While
french deleEates were known
to have received additional
p.ruttlon from Paris on that
tect, taey apparently nave inu
tile postilon that the abolition
nxsal ihould be carried to a de-
l9D before they submit detailed
iThe unfinished business of the
perence shared the attention of
Jlejitei today with the new
smmence eiven to tne tour pow-
ireaty discussion by President
rJne5s Dublic statement late
today characterizing the dif-
wa over interpretation of the
it aj "unimportant." Declaring
would "oiler no comment on
disputes which attempt to
the differing construc-
flf tha traaiv llTi TT a t-d I n
- -. ... w.,, ... ...... u. 0
td that the lesser questions of
hence be not permitted to obs-
tne central purpose of the
sment to preserve peace.
Promise
lears Work To
Ship Yard Men
f) All the shipyard laborers
'PM are assured rnnHnneii
Arment for at least a year in
HeUng the ten light crulsere
f 11 deetroyers now building or
ected. This assurance comes
Vice Admiral Keisuke Okada,
H of the department of naval
fl result of the under
pins reached at Washington,
nai been suspended on four
peiblp, and four battle cruie-
"lag that the Japanese
"t will be allowed to pro-
glta the building of the aux-
waft. Vice Admiral Okada
nend. WCh allocation of the
Fe ai to preserve the etft-
l , U dock yards possible.
ral4 u mmlj a precautlon
y possible developments
I ,JZ ht Eeceaaltate additlon
retion during the ten
'uZM0,idfy" 0Ter the
;WeJ" th PreBeut
0 to Play
at. th Angeles
" Welt,,
sr.u 1 eo. 24.
n&oldahoa ot
f. .a th?'" f S0Uthern
"aL Troj'lnl, Ten
!fmmeot had been
iJ: ' but It was fin-
I the dut' oil
tk m , Preference to
aU, Bterenc teM In
Pfs,ivlTT. WrMu bout
5s -Cjhimoney.
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