WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1523!
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Copyright 1920 by H. O. Fisher Trade mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.
Coast Guards
Save 14,013
Bringing Up Father By George McManus
During Year
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
WaHhInsrton. Feb. 8. Radlo-
gyBtems, strung along the coauts
In a veritable network, savea uu
told lives last year. -
Commander W. B. Reynolds
Chlet of the Coast Guard Service,
says perfection ot the radio In
life-saving and la preventing
nil in disasters at sea Is one of
the wonders of the age.
Strung along the coasts for this
service there are 2,240 miles or
telephone lines, made up of t,3'J0
miles of overhead line and 40
miles of cable.
Over these wires information
of marine disasters is transmitted
and quick revenue cutters ond
other rescue ships to distressed
vessels, bearing their loads of
precious lives.
Though the Coast Guard is
maintained by the Government at
small cost the service rendered as
sistance last year to vessels valued
at more than 86,000,000. These
vessels assisted and on board at
the time ot mishaps 14,13 per
sona. Besides these, 1,621 per
sons were rescued by coast guard
officers or enlisted men from peril
in water disasters.
The coast guard Is covering a
wide range of public service.
Warnings are sent to vessels at
sea telling ot Impending dangers,
and close co-operation has been
established with other branches
of the Government In patrol or
coast waters and In the enforce
ment of the customs and other
laws.
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tic, and by attacking or menacing
the German rear, altered the en
tire course of the war."
Submarines
Here To Stay
Ballard Says
By Earle C. Reeves
London, Feb. 8. Submarines
have come to stay, whether we
like It or not," Is the emphatic
declaration of Vice-Admiral O, A
ltallard, former Director of Oper
ations In the British Admiralty.
In more dramatically plyased
If less vigorous, style, he is tak
ing up the cudgels after the
fashion of the late Admiral Fisher
who conducted a famous letter
writing campaign on the thesh
that submarines and aeroplanes
had negatived the capital ship
His war cry "Scrap the lot!"
Hallara does not go so fur as
his one-time chief, but he is ham
mering relentlessly into the
Uritbh public his belief that the
Empire must have submarines
"We must avoid the attitude
that these vessels are subject for
contempt," he declared, referring
to the case against them presented
by Mr. Balfour at Washington.
"They are formidable engines of
war, requiring to be treated as
such.
Useful Mine layers
Although in the war not a
single th-itlsh or French battle
nip was sunk uy German guns
more than a dozen met their fate
either In direct encounter with
submarines or by mines that sub
marines alone could have placed
where they were.
"That In itself furnishes con
clusive evidence of the effective
ness of the submarine, even when
used in a perfectly legitimate way
as we used them ourselves. More
over, this evidence does not stand
alone, for the moral effect of sub
marines Is very great apart alto
gether from their threat to mor
chant ships.
"Had they never existed it Is
almoBt certain that we Bhould
have forced our way Into the Bul-
Law Forbidding
Employment of
Orientals Upheld
Ottawa, Feb. 8 British Colum
bia statutes prohibiting the em
ployment of Japanese and Chinese
on crown lands and public works
are valid and not limited by the
Japanese treaty act of 1913, the
supreme court ot Canada ruled to
day. The question as to whether the
treaty .act affected the powers of
the provincial assembly had been
referred to the court by the do
minion government.
Knights To Pledge
Devotion To Pope
New York, Feb. 8 A pledge of
devotion from the 800. C JO mem
bers of the Knights of Columbus
in the United States, Canada, New
Foundland and Mexico, will be de
livered to the new pope, Pius XI,
by a special representative of the
organization.
Edward L. Hcarn ot this city
announced today he would sail
Saturday for Italy, where he Is to
direct the proposed Knights of Co
lumous welfare work program
Before tuklng up these duties bo
will visit the Vatican and presen
the pledge, it was announced.
Lloyd George
Says Conference
Great Success
London, Feb. 8 (By Assoc!
ated Press.) Prime Minister
Lloyd-George speaking at the
opening session of the house of
commons yesterday termed the
Washington conference one of the
greatest achievements ever regis
tered In the history of the world.
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Northwest
League to Take
Up Arms Problem
at Meeting Soon
Paris, Feb. 8 (By Associated
Press.) Following adjournment
of the Washington conference the
disarmament commission of the
league of nations has decided to
meet In Paris February 20 tor the
purpose of discussing further
means of bringing about reduction
In the implements of war through
out the world.
A bill was Introduced la the
Mexican senate which would ap
propriate $20,000 annually as a
pension for life for Mexican ex
presidents. A bill providing for
funeral expenses would be more
suitable.
That plea for
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play for high
Sinn Feiners Who
Killed Constables
Are Reprieved
Belfast, Feb. 8 (By Associated
Press.) The 13 Sinn Fein pris
oners under sentence of death up
on conviction of the murder of
two constables in the Londonderry
jail last December have been
granted reprieves. It was an
nounced today. The cases of these
men did not come under the gen
eral amnesty proclamation. .
Halderman Gets
Post Off ice Job
Washington, Feb. 8 The pres
ident today nominated Charles W
Halderman to be postmaster at As
toria, Or.
Lenine says he must have a
guard It he goes to Genoa. Why
if he goes to Genoa? He's need
ed a guard for a long time.
Fire Damage $300,000
HIghmland Park, 111., Feb. 8
Fire causing a loss estimated at
(300,000 destroyed three build
ings and damaged several others
in the business district here last
night.
Sweden's mortality in 1920 was
the lowest ever recorded.
Cardinal Marini
Not Dead; Report
to London False
Rome, Feb. 8 (By .Associated
Press.) It was reliably stated to
day that Cardinal . Marini had
been seen during the morning and
that he was seemingly fully re
covered from the recent Indispo
sition. This followed dispatches to
London stating that the cardinal
had died in the Vatican during
the conclave.
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The United States used six mil
lion tons of salt last year.
Judge Frees Woman
Who Promises Not
to Dye Cats Again
New York, Feb. 8 Miss Mar
garet Owen, 22 years old, a singer,
has her fredom today because she
has promised Magistrate Hatting
that she will never again dye her
cats to harmonize with her house
draperies or the vivid hued cloth
ing she wears.
Miss Owen was haled betpre the
magistrate when agents of the So
ciety for the Prevention, of Cruelty
to Animals testified she had dyed
a valuable pet feline blue to match
draperiea in her home. The tu
mal died, witnesses testified, if
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