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COAL SHORTAGE STOPS BUSINESS
D aily
ASHLAND C L I M A T E ,
W ITHOUT TH E AID OF
M EDICINE, CURES NINE
CASES OUT OF TEN OF
ASTHMA.
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Y U L U A lh ,
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Successor to The Sem i-W eekly
Tidings.
Voi. 43.
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M ALARIA CANNOT SU R
VIV E T H R E E M ONTHS IN
THE
P U R E OZONE AT
ASHLAND. T H E P U R E
DOMESTIC W A TER H E L P S .
NUMBER So
ASHLAND OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919
MAY DECLARE WAR ON MEXICO
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(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
W A SH IN G TO N . Dec. 3. — F o u r
h u n d re d th o u s a n d ra ilro a d c le rk s,
s ta tio n em p lo y es a n d fre ig h t h a n d
le rs w ill receive s u b s ta n tia l w age in
c re a se s u n d e r a n a tio n a l a g re e m e n t
now b ein g n e g o tia te d .
T h e n e g o tia tio n s w ill be co n c lu d
ed w ith in te n day s, u n io n le a d e rs said .
T h e a g re e m e n t w ill in clu d e tim e
I a n d a h a lf fo r o v e rtim e a f te r e ig h t
h o u rs.
Tt also ca lls fo r a 26 d ay
m o n th .
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FARM ERS CON VEX E
(By the United P ress)
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
W A SH IN G TO N , Dec. 3.— A co n
c u r r e n t re so lu tio n d ire c tin g P re sid e n t
W ilso n to se v e r all d ip lo m a tic re la
tio n s w ith M exico im m e d ia te ly an d
■withdraw re co g n itio n o f
C arra n z a
w as to d a y in tro d u c e d in th e s e n a te
by S e n a to r F all.
T h e re so lu tio n w ould also p u t co n
g re s s on re co rd as b a c k in g up th e
s ta te d e p a rtm e n t’s ac tio n in th e J e n
k in s case.
It w as re fe rre d to th e fo re ig n re
la tio n s co m m ittee.
S e n a to r F a ll d e c la re d t h a t ev i
d en c e h a s been o b ta in e d w hich will
a s to u n d th e c o u n try w hen publicly
p re s e n te d .
H e said . ‘T c h a rg e lh a t th e M exi
c a n em bassy in W a sh in g to n , th e
M exican consul g e n e ra ls in New York
a n d San F ra n c isc o a n d co n su ls alo n g
th e b o rd e r a re c o n s ta n tly s tirrin g
p p re v o lu tio n and B olshevik ideas,
a n d th a t C a rra n z a
is beh in d th is
p ro p a g a n d a .
S e n a to r
S hields
d ec la red
th a t
A s h u rs t’s re so lu tio n
d ire c tin g th e
w a r d e p a rtm e n t to send tro o p s to th e
b o rd e r does not go fa r en o u g h an d
t h a t it sh o u ld be ch a n g ed to d ec la re
w a r on Mexico.
“ F o r th e la s t five y e a rs th e re h as
b een am p le ca u se fo r th e U n ited
S ta le s to go to w a r.” S h ield s said.
P re v io u s to S e n a to r F a ll’s ac tio n ,
p e n a io r A sh u rst had in tro d u c e d a
re s o lu tio n d ire c tin g th e w ar d e p a rt
m e n t to m a in ta in su ffic ie n t tro o p s on
th e b o rd e r to p ro tec t life an d p ro p
e r ty in view of re p o rts th a t C a rr a n
za w as m assin g so ld ie rs p e a r th e
lin e.
S e n a to r F a ll said . “ W e ou g h t to
p a v e su ffic ie n t tro o p s th e re to re-
p*d a tta c k s o r invasion
from th e
M exican side. I am receiv in g m any
te le g ra m s and le tte rs from th e b o r
d e r w hich I do not feel a t lib e rty to
d isclo se n o w ; hu t u n less ju d g m e n t
a n d p ru d e n c e a re em ployed th e re
Will be a re p e titio n of th ese o u t
ra g e s .”
T H E D A LLES, Ore*, Dec 3.-
P ra c tic a lly every c o u n ty in O regon
an d S o u th e rn Id a h o is re p re s e n te d
by d e le g a te s w ho cam e h e re y e s te r
day to a tte n d th e co n v e n tio n of th e
O regon a n d S o u th e rn Id a h o divis-
ion of th e F a r m e r s ’ E d u c a tio n a l a n d
C o -o p erativ e I nion of A m erica.
This is th e n in ttr a n n u a l m eetin g
ot th e o rg a n iz a tio n .
T he sessio n s
w ill last th re e days, P ro m in e n t ed-
sp e c ia lists a re
u c a to rs a n d
farm
(B y th e U nited P re s s )
s p e a k in g at th e m e etin g s on m a tte rs
W ASHINGTON , Dec. 3.— In fo rm a
of v ital co n cern to fa rm e rs an d top-
tio n re ach e d W a sh in g to n to d ay of
ics of n a tio n a l im p o rta n c e .
th e k id n a p p in g of N o rm an Row e, a
B ritish s u b je c t, by M exican reb els
who h eld him fo r ran so m .
B ritish official» im m e d ia te ly p ro
te ste d an d th e C a rra n z ls ta g o v ern
m en t im m e d ia te ly effec te d R ow e’s
release.
Come Back But
Died Once More
(B y th e U nited P re s s )
TO K IO , Nov. 1.— (B y
M all.) —
F ield M arshal C o u n t T e ra u c h i, who
is now tru ly d ead , c re a te d a g re a t
se n sa tio n in J a p a n by com ing back
to life a f te r he had* been o fficially
p ro n o u n ced d ead an d a f te r th e h e a rs e
h ad been o rd e re d fo r th e fu n e ra l.
T he count m ade th e in cid en t of
h is recovery all th e m ore re m a r k a -
bie by jo k in g w ith m em bers ot th e
fam ily, e a tin g ice cream a n d d rin k -
Illg wine.
‘‘1 am so rry to have given you so
m uch tro u b le .” he told th e co u n tess,
co m m en tin g on th e fact sh e had been
a “ w idow " for tw o days. “ My m en
ta l d ia ry is a b la n k for tw o d a y s,”
he said.
T he co u n t w as re s u sc ita te d by use
of c a m p h o r fum es. H e died a few
d ay s la te r.
(B y th e U n ited P re s s .)
A M ERONG EN, Dec. 3.— S ho u ld
th e re be an allied a tte m p t a t fo rci-
i)|e rem oval of th e fo rm e r k a is e r
tYom H o llan d , h e will tr y a d ash to
G erm an y , it is believed in D utch cir-
cles. It is kn o w n t h a t W ilhelm vyilj
m ak e every e ffo rt to p rev en t« h is p ro
posed tria l.
S u th e rlin v alley a p p le crop sh ip
ping la rg e pack ea st.
General Strike of
Socialists In Italy
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
RO M E
Dec 3
T h re e p erso n s
w e re killed an d at le a s t a dozen in-
ju re d , m an y severely, in rio tin g re-
s u itin g from so cialist
d e m o n s tra
tio n s at th e op en in g of th e c h a m b e r
o f d e p u tie s, M onday.
Tw o w ere killed at* M ilan w hen
c a rb ln ie rs fired
in to
a crow d of
w o rk m e n
‘D e m o n s tra to rs fired on R om e c a r-
b in ie rs w ho re tu rn e d th e fire , k illin g
one an d w o u n d in g six. R om e is pla-
c a rd e d w ith m a n ife sto s p ra is in g Bol-
shevism a n d u rg in g th e w o rk e rs to
e s ta b lis h soviets.
T b e so c ia lists h av e called a tern-
p o ra ry g e n e ra l s trik e in R om e. Mi-
la n a n d F lo ren ce. T h ' p rin te rs q u it,
le a v in g th e city w ith cn lv tw o new s-
S ocialist le a d e rs d ec la red th e gen-
ten d d e e d d to
o ra l s tr ik e w ill
be e e x x ten
to a a
k in g d o m -w id e w a lk o u t u n less p ro tec
tio n is a ffo rd e d th e so cialists. T he
s tr ik e s in R om e, F lo ren ce a n d M ilan
w ill be co n tin u e d to d ay , it is u n d er-
as a m odel fo r m any th a t th e Ser-
b ia n g o v e rn m e n t
is
p la n n in g to
build.
S
ad n w>
o m
o d ern or-
» « “ «•
^ erb
r o m ia h .mo
...vu«,...
p lian ag e s p re v io u sly , b u t it h a d a b o u t
00,000 o rp h a n s.
All th e c h ild re n a r e ta u g h t voca
tio n s. w hich is q u ite a new idea in
S e rb ia n o rp h a n w ork.
B ru sh m ak-
in g is one of th e p rin c ip a l v o ca tio n s
ta u g h t a n d th e c h ild re n h av e show n
such a p titu d e th a t th ey h av e received
Way Ask Cloture
on Railway B ill
DES M OINES, Dec. 3.— Realiza-
• tio n of w h a t th e fuel fa m in e m eans
to in d u s tria l life is b e g in n in g K
daw n upon lo w an s.
S ev eral of th e la rg e s t cities of th e
s ta te a re o p e ra tin g
or. a six h o u r
b u sin ess d ay, n o n -e sse n tia l in d u s trie s
a re closed an d tra in a n d s tre e t ra il-
way serv ice is cu t to a m in im u m ,
T h e re is no im m e d ia te re lie f in
sig h t,
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CHICAGO, Dec. 3.— F a c in g th e
m ost se rio u s s itu a tio n since th e g re a t
t-jre C hicago w as to d ay o rd e red to
ad opt th e m ost sev ere re s tric tio n s in
c o n se rv in g coal.
O ffice h o u rs an d b u sin ess h o a rs
w ere cut to a six an d one-hall' day,
tra in sch e d u le s w ere p ru n e d , th e a te r
p erfo rm an c es lim ited and all u n n ec
essary illum ination stepped.
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NEW YORK,
Dec.
3.— B u n k e r
coal will be re fu sed fo reig n steam -
sh ip s a t all A m erican p o rts a f te r
1 a. m ., D ecem ber 5. T his an n o u n c e-
m e n t is m ad e by th e fuel a d m in is tra -
tio n as one ste p in coal co n se rv atio n .
(By th e United P ress)
PA R IS" Dec. 3.— The- su p re m e
council to d ay n o tified G erm an y th a t
h er arm e d forces exceed th a t p e r
m itte d hv th e te rm s of th e peace
tre a ty and m u st be red u ced b efo re
th e tre a ty can be d ec la red effective.
SÂY THERE IS
0
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
SALEM . O re., Dec.
3.— J a m e s
Ogle, W a lte r B a n a ste r a n d llav td
S m ith , who w ere b ro u g h t to live p en
ite n tia ry h e re last F rid a y to begin
se rv in g life te rm s fo r second d eg ree
m u rd e r, a r e re p e n ta n t a n d re m o rse-
fill.
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26 BILLIONS
W ASHINGTON. Dec. 3.— A d eficit
of m o re th a n th re e b illio n s will show
on th e g o v ern m en t hooks at th e close
of th e fiscal y ear. J u n e 30, 1020,
S ecretary G lass e s tim a te d to d ay in
his a n n u a l re p o rt to co n g ress.
He also e s tim a te d a d eficit of one
and o n e -h a lf b illio n s lo r th e fo llo w
ing fiscal y ear.
T h e w orld w a r cost th e U nited
S ta te s
tw en ty -six
b illio n s,
seven
m illio n s, exclusive of lo an s to th e
a llie s to ta lin g
n in e
b illio n s fo u r
h u n d re d six m illions.
T he g ro ss public debt w as tw en -i
tv-six b illio n s, tw o h u n d re d te n m il
lions five h u n d re d th ir ty th o u sa n d
at th e close of b u sin ess O cto b er 31.*
S e c re ta ry G lass in d ic a te d th a t a
le d u c tio n of ta x a tio n is not to bo
c o n sid ered a t th is tim \
T ax re v is
ion, G lass u rg e d , sh o u ld he alo n g
th e line, of p re v e n tin g p erso n s w ith
la rg e incom es d o d g in g fe d e ra l tax es
by m ak in g v ast in v e stm e n ts in ex
em p ted m u n icip al bonds.
H e also u rgod rep eal of th e excess
p ro fits tax.
R eceipts e s tim a te d by G lass a re on
th e b asis of th e w a r tax law s u n d e r
w hich tax es will he co llected d u rin g
th e re m a in d e r of th e c u rre n t y e a r
u n less co n g ress m ak es sw ift ch an g es.
T h ese law s. G lass sh ow ed in his
re p o rt, en a b le d th e g o v ern m e n t to
m eet m o re th a n 43 p er cen t o f trs
w a r e x p e n d itu re s p u t o f c u rre n t re
ceipts.
T h e w ar d eb t will lie com p letely
re tire d in 25 y ea rs u n d e r th e c u m u
la tiv e sin k in g fu n d act.
Gold coin, bullion in th e U n ited
S ta te s to ta le d $2,872.525,1166 on No
vem b er 1 o r “ ab o u t o n e -th ird of th e
w o rld ’s m o n e ta ry sto c k ."
R ising co sts of lab o r and m a te ria l
“ re n d e re d gold m in in g p ro g re ssiv e
ly less p ro fita b le ," th ere b y d ec rea s
lug p ro d u c tio n .
G lass said , “ th o u g h any a p p re c ia
ble re d u ctio n in th e am o u n t of rev
en u e s from ta x a tio n is not to he
th o u g h t of d u rin g th e fiscal y ea r,
w hen th e g o v e rn m e n t's c u r re n t dis
b u rse m e n ts will exceed its c u rre n t re
ce ip ts an d w hen co n g ress is consid
e rin g v ario u s m easu res c a rry in g vast
a d d itio n a l a p p ro p ria tio n s , it is th e
d u ty , 1 believe, of co n g ress to study
ta x a tio n w ith a view to rev isio n o f
th e re v en u e act on lin es w hich will
pro v id e n ecessary
re v e n u e from :■»
m in im u m of in co n v en ieu ce a n d in
ju s tic e .”
Lady Astor Gets
A “ Call Down”
(By th e U nited P ress.)
LONDON. Dec. 3.— "I n e v e r saw
a place w here a w om an was needed
m o re .” L ady A sto r, firs t w om an
m em b er of p a rlia m e n t, said to d ;,'
w hen ask e d fo r im p ressio n s of h e r
firs t day a s a m em ber.
She got h e r first “ call d o w n ” Iasi
n ig h t w hen sh e co m m itte ed th e o f
fe n se of ta lk in g to a m em b er " w ith
in th e h o u se."
T he s p e a k e r tw ice ra p p ed for o r
d e r b efo re th e v isco u n tess h ea rd him
She im m e d ia tely step p ed o u tsid e th e
b a r of th e h ouse a n d c o n tin u ed th e
c o n v e rsatio n .
J u s t a w eek b efo re th e s e m en a r-
STUDENTS TO DIG
liv ed h ere to becom e “ n u m b e rs .”
(B
y th e U nited P re s s )
th ey robbed 25 g u e s ts at tin, t'ia re -
LINCOLN.
Nell.,
Dec. 3.— Fix
m o n t ta v e rn , n e a r P o rtla n d , an d one
h
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n
d
re
d
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iv
ersity
of
N eb rask a d ia l
of tlp.in, d u rin g 1he ro b b ery sh o t
m
in
e
rs
a
re
w
a
itin
g
a
su m m o n s to
a n d killed S ta te H ighw ay C om m is
dig
coal
in
n
e
ig
h
b
o
rin
g
coal s ta te s ,
sio n e r J. N. B u rg ess an d G eorge E.
ill
re
sp
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n
se
to
G
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v
ern
o
r
M cK elvie’s
D e rrin g e r (if P e n d le to n , Ore.
appeal.
’’C rim e d o e sn ’t p a v .”
B a n aster,
» *« ♦ ♦ ♦ « •♦
a lia s “ D u tch ” H erm an , said to d ay .
“ T h e re 's n o th in g in it.
W h a te v e r
you get as a re su lt of crim e does no
good. It all goes for booze, w om en
o r a fa st life .”
Ogle and S m ith a g re e d w ith Bail
a ste r.
“ F ast life ,” said
S m ith , “ lead s
y o u n g fellow s to th e ir h e ll."
B ootleg w hiskey, Ogle declared?-
cau sed his d o w n fall,
(S p ecial to T h e T id in g s )
“ 1 ea rn e d
good
m oney at my
M EXICO CITY . Dec. 3. — T h e
tr a d e ,” B a n a s te r c o n tin u ed
“ I had
M exican g o v ern m e n t h as not ch an g ed
e v e ry th in g th a t an o rd in a ry felRov
its a ttitu d e ill th e J e n k in s case, Act
could w a n t.
B ut hopze an d bad
ing F o reig n M in ister M edina to d ay
wom en got me. 1 w an ted m ore. I
told th e U nited P ress in an ex clu siv e
d o n 't know w h at pm th e ro b b ery
in terv iew .
in my head. I h av e been In tro u b le
“ M exico’s po sitio n is th e sam e as
b efo re fo r lesser o ffen ses am i ou g h t
sta le d in h e r re cen t n o te to th e U n it
to have learn ed th a t th e re is n o th in g
ed S ta te s ,” he said.
in crim e, 1 w an ted silk s h irts , $20
“ W e o u tlin e d th e fa cts th e n ; th e y
IAV()W.
P o lan d . — (B y M ail.G
shoes, good c lo th es a n d jew elry , an d
a re u n ch an g ed . It is tr u e re la tio n s
1 th o u g h t a ‘s tic k u p ’ w as an aagy A tra in lo a d of s ta rv in g a n d .d ise ase- arp d e lic a te bu( th e v a r e not 8O
, <]<(
way to get th em . But I know I was s tric k e n re fu g e e s h as a rriv e d h e re a t- : c ritjc a l as <o cauge a b(.e a k
w rong. I am s o rry ; te rrib ly s o rry ,” te r foitv day s ot tia v e litlg w ith o u t llQt th in k th ey a re beyond possibil-
food, m ed ical tr e a tm e n t o r su ffic ie n t itv of an am ica b le s e ttle m e n t.”
c lo th in g .
T h e tra in le ft O dessa m any d ay s
ago fo r th e P o lish fro n tie r. L e a rn
ing th a t it h ad been lost so m ew h ere
betw een O dossa a n d th e fr o n tie r th e
Red C ross sen t Dr. Jac k K e n d rick ,
of F a irfa x , V irg in ia, o u t w ith a sp e
cial e n g in e an d a c a r lo ad ed w ith
m ed icin es a n d
food to lo cate th e
tra in .
He found it in R o u n ian ia,
fo u r h u n d re d m iles fro m P o lan d .
T h e re fu g e e s w ere in te rr ib le con
d itio n .
T h e ir food su p p lies, issued
by th e P olish co n su l a t O dessa h ad
(B y th e u n ite d P re s s )
been e x h a u s te r. D y ste n te ry a n d ty
C LEV ELA N D ,
Dec.
3. — Two
p h u s h ad b ro k e n o u t a n d th e w a te r!
A m erican s, m em b ers of an ex p lo rin g
supply h ad been red u ced to w hat
ex p ed itio n lau n ch ed by th e S m ith
’ could be fo u n d alo n g thtv railw ay .
so n ian in s titu te , and th e U niverse 1
T h e ir tra in h ad been th irty d ay s
F ilm co m p an y w ere k illed in a ra il
out from O dessa an d h ad covered
road w reck in Engo fo re st, B elgian
b u t 500 m ilqs. T h e ir locom otive, a
C ongo, S o u th A frica
an d
sev eral
p atch e d w reck left b eh in d by th e
o th e rs serio u slv in ju re d , a c co rd in g lo
B o lsh ev ists, h ad co m p letely b ro k e n
a ca b le g ra m received here.
dow n.
T he crew had gone ah e ad
on a h a n d c a r to o b ta in a n o th e r.
WILL INVESTIGATE
T h e v illa g e rs alo n g
t h e ir ro u te
.
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could s p a re n o th in g fo r th e s ta rv in g
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
people. T h e c o u n try th ro u g h w hich
W A SHINGTON . Dec. 3
T he sen-
th ey passed h ad been laid w aste hv a ^e to d ay o rd e re d an im m e d ia te in-
w ar. N o th in g re m a in ed but ta n g le d v e stig atio n of th e
F o rd -X ew b eri v
b a rb ed w ire and c a v n g
tre n c h e s. s e n a t 4>|-ia i elec tio n in M ichigan in
P eople ju m p ed from th e tr a in to 19 j §
' sea rch in v ain fo r ro o ts o r g ra s s to
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m ak e soup.
SIX S H IP S BURN’
Men, w om en a n d c h ild re n w e re ,
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h u d d led to g e th e r in foul
sm ellin g
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
fre ig h t ca rs.
Som e h ad little b u n -
B A LTIM ORE.
Dec:.
3. — Tw o
d ies of p o ssessio n s, b u t th e m a jo r- w h arv es of th e C an to n L u m b er Co.
ity h ad n o th in g b u t th e few’- ra g s th e s te a m e r G o v ern o r M cLane a n d
th ey w ore. F re q u e n t
sto p s w e r e 'f iv e o th e r vessels w ere d estro y e d by
n ec essary to b u ry th e d ea d .
, fire ea rly to d ay . One m an is m issing.
Hop, Skip and Jump
stood.
Jor about 300 children, but to serve shipping, $3.25.
OMAHA, Dec. 3.— C o n fiscatio n of
coal is in e v ita b le an d will s ta r t h e re
in five d ay s u n less re lie f is in sig h t
w ith in 48 h o u rs, F u el A d m in is tra to r
S n y d er to d a y an n o u n c ed .
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
CHICAGO Dec. 3.— Below zero
w e a th e r th ro u g h o u t a la rg e p a rt of
th e m id d le w est is b rin g in g hom e
t p e se rio u sn e ss of th e coal sh o rta g e .
P ro m ised re lie f from e a s te rn h ard
coal m jn e rs failed to a rriv e ,
Only eig h t th o u s a n d c a rs of coal
h av e been a v a ila b le fo r th e th irty
m illio n p erso n s in th e C hicago re
g jon d u rin g th e la st tw o w eeks,
R a ilro a d s of th e so u th w e st a re re-
p o rted esp ecially h a rd h it.
P r a c ti
cally all th e ra ilro a d s h av e cu t th e ir
sch e d u le s to th e m in im u m and u n
less re lie f is received im m e d ia tely no
tra in s w ill be o p e ra te d in som e sec
tio n s a f te r S a tu rd a y .
9 9 9 9 9 9 9
By K. E. Couch
( U nited P re ss Staff- C o rre sp o n d en t. I
(By th e U nited P ress)
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
W A SHINGTON . Doc. 3.— S u g g es
C A B IN ET R ET A IN E D
tio n s w ere m ad e to d ay that. S e n a to r
(By the U nited P ress)
C u m m in s, in c h a rg e of th e ra ilro a d
PA
R
IS,
Dec. 3.— M adrid d isp atch e s
hill, ask fo r a c lo tu re on th e m eas-
to
d
ay
said
th a t K in g A lfonso h as de-
tt re.
T h e m ove is aim ed a t w h at is be- cid ed to re ta in P re m ie ’ T o ca’s cab i-
lieved to be th e in te n tio n of sev eral n et w hich w as re p o rte d to h ave re-
s e n a to rs to ta lk in d e fin ite ly on th e j sig n ed y e ste rd a y
hill d u e to th e a n ti-s trik e p ro v isio n
WILL LOOK INTO IT
it co n tain s.
(By
the U nited P ress.)
R ep u b lican le a d e rs aye a tte m p tin g
W
ASHINGTON,
Dec. 3.— T h e sep-
to get th e hill th ro u g h by C h ristm a s
P
re
sid
e
n
t
W
ilson
is
expected
to
a
te
to
d
ay
passed
a
re so lu tio n o rd e r-
as
ing
in
v
e
stig
a
tio
n
of
c
h a rg e s th a t ear-
ie tu r n th e ro a d s on J a n u a ry I,
ta
in
fe
d
e
ra
l
tra
d
e
co m m issio n ers
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A sto
sto ria
ria to g et new $50,00 film h a v ® ad v o cated Socialism a n d Bol-
A
¡shevism ,
th e a tr e
« n u m b e r of c o n tra c ts in a d d itio n to
th e la te s t o n e fo r $5000. T he p ro fits,
co u rse, go to w a rd m a in ta in in g th e
hom e, a n d very s h o rtly th e y w ill be
su ffic ie n t to m a k e th e ho m e self-
su s ta in in g ,
One way M iss L ew is in te re s te d th e
c h ild re n w as to ta k e th e m all out
‘o a place on th e D anube, w h e re th e
rig h t k in d o f b ru s h -g ra s s e s grew , a n d
to h av e a picnic lu n ch
a l t e r th e
g ra sse s w ere g a th e re d .
T h e c h il
d re n w ere so d e lig h te d w ith th ese
K ttle trip s , th a t m a k in g th e g rass-
b ru s h e s becam e p o p u la r a lm o s t im -
m ed iately .
AMERICAN CHARGES GET
BIG BRUSH CONTRACT
(B y th e U nited P re ss)
B E L G R A D E .— (B y M ail.) — T he
c h ild re n in th e A m erican o rp h a n a g e
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
h e r e h av e ju s t received a c o n tra c t
SAN FRA N C ISC O , Dec. 3.— F ol-
fro m a D anube ste a m s h ip lin e for
$5000 w o rth of b ru sh e s. All of th e low ing a re m a rk e t q u o ta tio n s :
EGGS— E x tra s , 90c.
w o rk is done by c h ild re n u n d e r ten
B U T T E R — E x tra s , 67c.
y e a rs of ag e in th e school room .
PO
U L T R Y — B ro ilers,
38c; hens.
T h is o rp h a n a g e w as e s ta b lis h e d
36c.
pom e m o n th s ago
by
Miss C lara
C A T T L E — Top s te e rs , 11c.
L ew is of C hippew a F a lls, W is., h ead
HOGS— Top, 15c.
of th e w a r o rp h a n s ' h u re a u of th e
S
H E E P — E w es, 7c; w e th e rs, 9 % c.
Red" C ross h ere. It is a m odel o r
B
A R LEY — Spot feed, $3.47 V»;
p h a n a g e . e s ta b lis h e d not only to c a re
OUICKRELIEF
(B y th e U n ited P re s s )
W A SHINGTON , Dec. 3. — T he
A m erican s te a m e r K erw ood, e n ro u te
to H a m b u rg , s tru c k a m ine M onday
o ff th e co ast of H o llan d , a c c o rd in g
to adv ices th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t h as
received from A m sterd a m .
R escue b o ats a re re p o rte d to h av e
re tu rn ed w ith o u t fin d in g an y tra c e
of th e vessel.
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Mexican Government
Stands Pat on Jenkins