A
a
9HLAND climate, without the aid ’
* * o f m edicine, cures n in e cases
o u t o f ten o f asthm a. T his fs a I
proven f a c t
VOLUME
3
A shland D aily T idings
(S u ccessor to th e Sem i-W eekly Tidings, Voi. 43 )
(International News Wire Sei ice)
ALAL
vermi *’ hhot '
three ^ u t h s * .e rich
at a f lila’"a. The p .e domest'
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No. 117
ASHLAND.OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922
UW’-UB
POINCARE
"GERMANY MUST
Denver Promoter Offers
$100,000 For Dempsey
,nrnT
And Harry Wills Battle
litri.
D E N V E R , Colo., Ja n . 19.— N ow |
t h a t a h ea v y w e ig h t c h a m p io n s h ip '
fig h t b etw een J a c k D em psey, th e j
......
title h o ld e r, a n d H a rry W ills h as
ASH LAND SH IV ER S A S MERCURY bga,in been br° Ugbt ,'° )be tr0“ t ’
, Ja c k K a n n e r, D enver s m id g e t box-
NEAR S TH E ZERO MARK
i in g im p reg sarl0 ( is o u t w ith a p ro .
m e n e a i \ „
e.dio
e-
ïû FIÏ JUSTICE
T he c o n te n ts of th e A m erican L e-, d ro p p ed b e fo re May 1921. H ow ever)
gion w eekly colum n d u rin g th is y e a r [ a t th e p re s e n t tim e th e g o v e rn m e n t)
w ill be p re p a re d by th e p u b lic ity h o ld s in su ra n c e
policies to th e :
, a m o u n t of $ 1 ,0 6 7 ,2 5 2 ,8 9 4 . T h a i is,
TWO AMERICAN SOLDIERS DIE
c o m m itte e of A sh lan d post No. 14. i a pile of m oney, b u t it s a m , ig ....
HIS .-ir.r.
MES-
h ty PREMIER POINCARE
m u . . IN
. n
FROM EFFECTS OF BEING
SAGE
TO
THE
CHAMBER
OF
HELD UNDER COLD WATER,
c o m m ittee co n sists of Don M.I good in v e stm e n t, a n d it o u g h t to be
DEPUTIES INSISTS ON FULFIL­
LAST NIGHT WAS COLDEST p o sa i
s ta g e th e m a tc h in th e M ile
SAYS N EW J E R S E Y DOCTOR.
S pencer, c h a irm a n , an d J a m e s M., dou b led by r e in s ta te m e n t d u rin g th e
MENT
OF OBLIGATIONS.
ONE SINCE 181».
I H ig h city.
K a n n e r d e c la re s he is
S p en cer a n d D r. W illiam J. C ran- {next year.
See o u r in su ra n c e offi-
rea d y to h a n k up a p u rse of $100,-
R opes a n d B lack C aps N ot R em oved d a ll
T h e c o m m itte e also h a s t h e ; c er
The C lauses of the V ersailles Treaty
000 fo r a 2 0 -ro u n d decision b a ttle .
W h en M en W e re B u rie d A fte r a u th o r ity to d r a f t a n y a s s is ta n ts
Eastern Oregon Towns Report Ex­
Should Not Be a M atter of Debate
W h ile th e m a jo rity of rec e n t j
H anging, But Taken O ff Before th e y m ay deem n e c essa ry an d con-
W ord h a s ju s t been received by
at Genoa or E lsew here, Says New
treme Cold While in Rocky Moun-
i fig h ts sta g e d in D enver h a v e been
Sending B odies Hom e.
v e n ie n t to a id th e m a t a n y tim e. T h e ¡D on S pencer from his old com rade,
French Prem ier.
tain Region Temperature is Rising fifte e n ro u n d s or less th e C olorado
c o m m ittee w ill also be a id e d by a ¡L ie u t. J. W ray C hase of S p rin g field ,
After Week of Zero Weather.
s ta te law p e rm its b o u ts of 2 0 r o u n d s '
W A SH IN G TO N , D. C., J a n . 19.— p u b lic ity c o m m itte e a p p o in te d by O regon, t h a t he is now th e f a th e r
P A R IS, Ja n . 19.— ‘‘G erm an y m u st
“ As m a tc h m a k e r an d an o fficial i
Tw o A m e ric an so ld ie rs died iin th e A m erican L egion A u x iliary , of of a very p ro m isin g c a n d id a te fo r a
p a ^ ” w as th e k e y n o te of th e g o v e rn ­
of th e N a tio n a l A th le tic club o f D e n - ,
F ra n c e fro m th e e ffe c ts of bein g w hich M rs. E rn e s t W. H ogue is th e com m ission.
All m em b ers of th e m e n t’s d e c la ra tio n
re a d
to
th e
T he cold est night o f the w inter, v e r,” K a n n e r sa id , “ I am re a d y , even ;
held u n d e r cold w a te r by m ilita ry c h a irm a n . It will be th e policy of old 6 5 th C. A. C. will rem e m b e r
c h a m b e r of d e p u tie s by th e new ly
for A shland at least, was last night. an x io u s to p u t on a D em psey-W ills
police as a p u n ish m e n t fo r com ing i th e s e c o m m itte e s to p ro d u ce such L ie u t. C hase, an d w ill know th a f th e
a p p o in te d p re m ie r, M. P o in c are . A
Extra bel cloth es were brought and b a ttle fo r th e h e a v y w e ig h t c h a m ­
in to cam p la te a t n ig h t, a c co rd in g a r ticles a s w ill be of d ire c t in te re s t [ boy w ill have th e very best ki d of
la rg e p a rt of th e m essage d e a lt w ith
draped over the shivering form s of pio n sh ip . I h av e s u ffic ie n t fin a n c ia l
to th e te stim o n y given b e fo re th e to a ll ex-service p e rso n s a n d th e ir I tra in in g , a n d n o t a lto g e th e r m ilita ry
re p a ra tio n s a n d th e econom ic p ro b ­
people, who, though they did not b a c k in g fo r su ch a b o u t, a n d o u r
s e n a te c o m m itte e in v e s tig a tin g th e re la tiv e s, a n d if th e r e is anybody e ith e r.
lem s.
know Mr. Mercury had gone down club h a s a lease on th e s to c k y a rd s
c h a rg e s m ad e by S e n a to r W atso n .
le ft o u t th e se classes, w hy we hope;
* *
T he ch ief p o in ts of th e policy a re
n early to the zero m ark, knew that sta d iu m w h e re th e fa c ilitie s a r e th e
T h e w itn ess to d ay w as Ja m e s E l­ th a t o u r a rtic le s w ill be of in te r e s t;
T h e boyg w ill goon h av e a n o th er to th e effect th a t G erm an y m u st fu l-
it w as cold enough.
eq u a l of a n y th in g a n y w h e re in th e
lio tt, d o c to r a n d la w y e r of N ew ark , to th em also. W e hope to keep b e fo re n u m b e ^ of th e ir
sp len d id lyceuAi ; fm a n th e in d e m n ity -o b lig a tio n s
L ou is Dodge, governm ent w eather U n ited S ta te s. T h e std iu m h a s a
N. J ., w ho to ld
th e c o m m itte e
th a t th e ex-service m an a n d th e public co u rses fo r y o u .
It is th e De W illo a n d m u st p u n ish h e r w a r c rim in a ls
observer, reports th at th e therm om ­ s e a tin g ca p ac ity of 15,000, w ith
t h e i n c i d e n t ^he d escrib ed o c c u rre d
in g e n e ra i th e d o ings of th e A m e ri-, C oncert com pany, w hich will a p p e a r j in a m a n n e r to fit th e d e m a n d s of
eter stood at 8 degrees above zero space fo r se v era l th o u sa n d a d d itio n ­
a t S avenay, F ra n c e , in th e su m m e r can L egion.
; j a n u a ry 26 th . T hey m u st ra ise sev- ju stic e . T he p re m ie r also In sists
th is m orning at 7 o’clock.
Mr. al te m p o ra ry se a ts a v a ilab le .
su ccessfu lly a n u m b e r of th e b ig g e st of y g jg
i e ra l d o lla rs y et to c le a r th e co u rse th a t th e c o m p lete d isa rm a m e n t of
D odge predicts that unless condi­
“ I h av e opened n e g o tia tio n s w ith b a ttle s s ta g e d w ith in th e R ocky
A fte r p re s e n ta tio n of te stim o n y
T h e A m erican L egion h a s been a n d th ey expect to g et th e w h e re ­ G erm an y be en fo rced .
tio n s change th is evenin g, it w ill be th e m a n a g e rs of b o th D em psey a n d M o u n tain reg io n .
by w ay of d e n ia l, w a r d e p a rtm e n t n a tio n a lly an d in te rn a tio n a lly recog- w ith fro m tll(Jse w bo a re going to
“ T he c la u se s of th e V ersailles
s till colder tonigh t.
W ills an d a lre a d y h a v e receiv ed a s ­
s u b m itte d y e s te rd a y to th e j nized a s a g re a t p o w e r fo r good in
e n jo y R w k h th em
S ev eral young tre a ty sh o u ld n o t be open to d e b a te
“ I h a v e n e v e r s ta g e d a h eav y ­ re c o rd s
T h is is th e c o ld e st sn a p e x p e ri­ su ra n c e s from P a d d y M ullins, W ills
c o m m itte e in v e s tig a tin g t h e | a ll c o m m u n ities.
Its c o n s ta n t e ffo rt lad ie s have o ffe red th e ir serv ices to a t th e G enoa econom ic co n feren ce.
w eig h t ch a m p io n sh ip b a ttle ,” said s e n a te
enced here sin ce Decem ber, 1919.
m a n a g e r, t h a t his fig h te r w ill m eet
c h a rg e s t h a t A m erican so ld ie rs h a d a t th e p re s e n t tim e is c e n te re d a b o u t help gell a few m o re tic k e ts so if , o r elsewhere>
said P re m ie r P oin-
K a n n e r. “ T h a t is one rea so n w hy I
D em psey h e re on a n y te rm s th a t am esp ecially a n x io u s to p u t on a b een h a n g e d W itb° a t
F
^ai;
c
e
-
im
p
ro
v
ed
co
n
d
itio
n
s
fo
r
o
u
r
d
isa
b
le
d
of
th
em
a
p
p
ro
a
c
h
you
w
ith
one
care,
PORTLAND, Jan. 19.— The P a ­
am e sp ecially a n x io u s to p u t on a | show ed th a t QQ th e b odies of tw o co m rad es.
I t w ilj be re m e m b e re d d o n >t tu r n y o u r back, b u t h a n d th em !
_______
m ay be a rra n g e d .
cific north w est is still in the grip of
D
em
psey-W
ills
c
o
n
te
st.
A
n
o
th
e
r
“ I h av e seen b o th D em psey and
m en d u g up in th e c e m e te ry a t B ase, t h a t th e y a re th e boys fo r w hom th e th irty -fiv e c en ts, a n d sm ile.
You
th e cold est w eather of th e w inter.
W ills in a c tio n m a n y tim es, and, re a so n is t h a t I b elieve it w ould be O illes, ro p es a n d b lac k caps in w hich j w a r does n o t end. T hey m u s t s u ffe r, w ill su re ly g et m o re th a n y o u r ‘
W allow a, Or., reported a record
a lo n g w ith th e o p in io n of m an y fo l­ th e b ig g est fig h t e v e r sta g e d in th e th ey w ere p u t to d e a th h ad n o t ¡n m a ny cases, u n til d e a th gives m on >y’s w o rth .
T he fellow s who |
m inim um tem perature of 40 below.
lo w ers of boxing, I b eliev e t h a t W ills w o rld — c e rta in ly a b e tte r a n d m ore been rem oved.
¡th
e
m
peace.
I
t
is
o
u
r
p
u
rp
o
se
t
o
l
h
a
d
tQ
g0
o
vev3ea..
W0Uld
e been
T he w eather bureau predicts contin­
is th e only m an in th e rin g to d ay even f ig h t th a n th e ‘b a ttle of th e
E dw in • E. L am b, of H a r tf o r d ,) h elp re lie v e th e ir p a in s an d d i s - ; „ lad t0 liave paid a d o lla r to see
ued cold w eather.
w ho can be cla sse d as a w o rth y op­ c e n tu r y ,” betw een D em psey an d C a r­ C onn., a colonel o v erseas, te s tifie d | tre sse d c o n d itio n s as b e st we can b y '^ av one o f th is c ’irse . R em em b er ■
P ullm an, W ash., reports 26 be­
p e n tie r la s t Ju ly . D em psey, as every th a t in th e case of one of th e m e n , g a in in g
p o n e n t of th e w o rld ’s c h a m p io n .”
im proved
co n d itio n s
fo’ tbg 2Ctb fo r 3!-
low zero tem peratures. F ourteen be­
K a n n e r h a s been in te re s te d in one knew , o u tcla sse d th e F re n c h m a n
th e ir care. T his done, and we tu rn
low w as recorded at Baker, Or.
( C o n tin u ed on P a g e F o u r ;
p u g ilism fo r th e la s t 15 y e a rs, a n d — b u t sh o u ld he g e t in to a rin g w ith
o u r a tte n tio n
to less im p o rta n t
F ro m th e w ay th e , fellow s a re
fo r th e la s t 12 y e a rs he h a s been i W ills he w ould m ee t a m an w ho n o t
th in g s, b u t s till fo r th e g r e a te r good
D E N V ER . Colo., Jan. 19.— R ising
sh e llin g o u t fo r th e ir d ues th is y ear,
fo llo w in g th e s p o rt as p ro m o te r and only w ould be his eq u al in every
I of all.
tem peratu res are predicted for the
we a re convinced th a t th ey rea liz e
m a n a g e r.
' way, b u t w ho a lso m ig h t d e fe a t th e
T he ex-service m en fo u g h t fo r it;
R ocky M ountain region w hich has
w h a t th e legion m ean s to them . T he
H e re in D en v er he h a s p ro m o te d : cham pion.
now th ey in te n d to w ork fo r It.
been experiencing th e cold est w ea­
A d ju ta n t h as a lm o st used up his re ­
PO RTLA N D , O r., J a n . 19.— Sale
« « «
v;
th er o f the w inter. The therm om ­
ceip
t
books
a
lre
a
d
y
.
Of
co
u
rse,
he
of
tw o m illion p o unds of wool h ere
YAM HILL MAYOR, FORM ER
W e h av e ju s t receiv ed a b it of
eter readin gs during the past week
can get m ore but its m ighty good has
been
c o n su m m a te d ,
B oston
good new s fo r th e ex-service m an.
ASHLAND CITIZEN, DEAD
have ranged from 8 below at Denver
to
know
th
a
t
th
e
fellow
s
a
re
w
ith
us
firm
s
ta
ik
n
g
m
ost
of
th
e
o
ffe
rin g s.
>-
By a ru lin g d a te d J a n u a r y 2, 1922,
to 36 below at W orland, Wyo.
th is y ear.
One
lot
of
1,000,000
p
o
unds
w
as
d is ­
a n y ex-service m an w ill h av e th e
* *
In a special d isp a tc h from Y am ­
posed of by a g e n ts of U nited S ta te s
p riv ile g e of r e in s ta tin g his lapsed
In th e O v erlan d Shoe shop th e re S e n a to r R o b e rt N. S ta n fie ld .
LINCOLN,
N eb.,
Jan.
19.— A hill, O r., y e s te rd a y ’s O re g o n ia n co n ­
M ost
w ar te rm in su ra n c e , u n til M arch 4,
has been placed a sk e tc h of a n im ­ of th is lot was clipped from S e n a ­
b lan k et o f snow covered the ground ta in s th e fo llo w in g :
1926. T h is we know w ill aid a g re a t
f g r r
E d w in F . M agoon, m ay o r o f Y am ­
p o rta n t old ru in s itu a te d rig h t alo n g to r S ta n fie ld ’s h e rd s in e a ste rn O re­
h ere th is m orning, and the tem pera­
m an y of o u r c o m ra d es, w ho have
th e m ain lin e of tra v e l by every gon a n d Id ah o , and
tu re w as 12 below .
Many trains h ill, died su d d e n ly a t h is hom e h e re
re s t w as p u r-
been th ro w n o u t o f e m p lo y m e n t an d
ROM
E,
Ja
n
.
19.—
“
P
ope
B
enedict
S
u
n
d
a
y
n
ig
h
t
of
n
e
u
ra
lg
ia
of
th
e
m an w ho w ent from B o rd eau x , to ch ased from neigh..
tg sheepm en.
w ere delayed.
h av e th e re fo re b een u n a b le to keep
h e a rt. M ayor M agoon h ad been in needs som e re st. W e hope fo r h is
P a ris an d in p lain s ig h t a s th ey w ent ¡T he price w as 7 0 to 80 c e n ts a
up th e ir in su ra n c e .
--U
p o o r h e a lth fo r som e tim e , b u t h is [co m p lete reco v ery in a few d a y s,”
►
H T TU. * , "
along. T h is s k e tc h w as p enned b y ' scoured pound.
On N ovem ber 11, 1918, th e r e w ere
a n A shland m an w h o ^ 'a s th e re , a n d )
T h e o th e r m illion p o u n d s w as a
d e a th w as a shock to h is fam ily and C a rd in a l G a s p a rri, p ap al s e c re ta ry ,
4,429,664 policies c a rrie d b y o u r
m an y frie n d s. Mr. M agoon w as b o rn
m ad e th e copy r ig h t fro m th e o rig i­ pool by Id a h o wool g ro w e rs, a n d
so ld ie rs w ith th e b u re a u of w a r risk
in Iow a M arch 24, 186S. H e cam e s ta te d today.
nal. He says t h a t th e m an w ho te lls w as sold a t a u c tio n a t p rices ran g -
in su ra n c e .
F o r v a rio u s rea so n s,
It w as d e c la re d e a rlie r in th e d a y :
to G aston se v e ra l y e a rs ago, la te r
him in w h a t tow n th e o rig in a l is s it- jng froru 2 1 ’A to 30% c e n ts a g rea se
ch ief am o n g th e m b e in g lack of
th a t th e p o p e ’s co n d itio n w as n o t so)
T h e m an w ho c o n siste n tly a n d
m o v in g to Y am h ill. As m ay o r he
u a te d , he will pay his 1922 d u es t o ) pound.
a b ility to u n d e r s ta n d th e a n g le s an d
to o k an a c tiv e in te r e s t in a ll local sa tis fa c to ry . T he p o n tiff w as com-J p e rs is te n tly g e ts th e m o st m oney,
C ra w fo rd M oore, a b a n k e r of
pelled to ta k e to his bed a f te r con-!
p h ra se s com piled by th e in su ra n c e A shland post»of th e A m erican Leg-!
a ff a ir s a n d u n til a few w eeks agoi*------- — --------— —--- ---------------
, e a rn s th e m o st m oney. He is th e
d e p a rtm e n t, fo r o u r in fo rm a tio n ion. T he sk e tc h w ill be a u c tio n e d Boise, Id a., e stim a te d th e g ro w e rs
w as u p e rin te n d e n t of th e Y am h ill t r a d i n g a sev ere cold w hich led to
m an w ho is c o n s ta n tly try in g to
a p p ro x im ate ly
$40,000
in
a n d lack of jo b s e n o u g h fo r th e boys a t th e L e g io n -A u x iliary b a n q u e t and saved
in flu e n za . H is te m p e ra tu re w as r e ­
im p ro v e, to do m ore, to le a rn .
w a te r sy stem . H e w as a m em b e r of
e
n
te
r
ta
in
m
e
n
t
F
rid
a
y
n
ig
h
t
in
the
fre
ig
h
t,
com
m
issions
a
n
d
in
c
id
e
n
ta
l
so th a t th ey could pay th e ir p re m ­
HAZ K IK .
th e K n ig h ts of P y th ia s lodge o i G as­ p o rte d to be 103 th is m o rn in g , w hich
A
rm
ory.
It
is
a
w
ork
of
a
r
t
in
it-
expenses
by
h
o
ld
in
g
th
e
ir
sale
h
ere,
ium s, o v er 3,836,000 policies w ere
ton a n d th e M asonic lodge of Y am ­ led to m uch an x iety .
self, bette? see.
* *
hill.
F u n e r a l se rv ic es w ere held
W ASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19.— T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n a t th e C h ristia n )
T h e A m erican L egion, 'as y et only
T he five poweY n av al tre a ty w ill a u ­ c h u rc h , in c h a rg e of th e K n ig h ts of
a n in fa n t o rg a n iz a tio n in point of,
to m a tic a lly e x te n d its e lf a t th e e n d [ p- - h; aa w ith b u r ia , in th(? O d d fel.
tim e, h a s p ro b ab ly g ain ed re c o g n i-:
o f th e 15 y e a r p e rio d u n less one of low s’ c e m e te ry w est of Y am hill. All
tio n m o re q u ick ly th a n any o rg a n i-;
t h e s ig n a to ry pow ers gives a tw o b u sin e ss h o u ses closed d u rin g th e
zatio n of its scope in h isto ry . It has)
y e a r s ’ n o tic e o f a d e sire to a b ro g a te fu n e ra l as a m a rk e of resp ect.
g ain ed th is re c o g n itio n in th e S ta te ,)
It.
T h is w as disclosed in official
M r. a n d M rs. M agoon w ere well-
N a tio n a lly , a n d in te rn a tio n a lly , only j
_ _ _ _ _ _
q u a r te r s to d ay .
k n o w n in A sh la n d , h av in g lived a t)
th ru its c o n s tru c tiv e policies.
In j
B lank fo rm s fo r filin g in d iv id u a l
W h a t w as re g a rd e d as th e m ost one tim e in th is cit>\ M rs. M agoonj
th e few y e a rs oi its e x ista n ce it h as r e tu r n s o f incom e fo r th e y e a r 192L
im p o r ta n t s te p yet ta k e n to open up is a co usin of M rs. G eorge S pencer
accom polished b u t little ot w hat I s ) o( $5000 and less a re now a v a ila b le
th e “ open d o o r” in C h in a w as ac­ a n d th e M isses E ffie a n d L u lu Jo h n -i
is d e stin e d to accom polish.
a t th e office of C lydge G. H u n tle y ,
c o m p lish e d by th e W a sh in g to n co n ­
son.
T h e re is no place in th e A m erican cojje c to r of in te rn a l re v e n u e , in
fe re n c e to d ay . Upon In sisten ce, fro m
L egion fo r p etty fig h ts a n d p e r s o n a l, p o r t ia n d , a n d a t th e b ra n c h o ffices
th e A m e ric an d e le g a tio n , th e pow ers
p reju d ice s.
It is th e a m b itio n of a t E u g e n e a n d P e n d leto n .
H ARRY W ILLS W INS
In fo rm a lly a g re e d to lay b e fo re th e
th e P o sts of th e S ta te to m eet a ll
DECISION OVER LANGFORD
Incom e ta x r e tu r n s fo r th e y e a r
c o n fe re n c e ev ery tre a ty a g re e m e n t,
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issu es of public in te r e s t w ith a b r o a d (
m u st be m ad e n o t la te r th a n
o r u n d e rs ta n d in g w hich th ey have
view p o in t, h a v in g alw ay s th e in ter- M arcb 15 1922 Qr th e d e iin q u e n t
PO R TLA N D , O r., J a n . 18.— H a r ­
b e tw e en th e m se lv e s o r b etw een a n y
e st of th e S ta te a t h e a rt.
ry W ills, n e g ro h e a v y w e ig h t, won a
ta x p a y e r w ill be lia b le to heavy p e n ­
o f th e m a n d C hina, t h a t in a n y way
O ur coun*y, s ta te a n d n a tio n a l a ltie s p rovided in th e new rev e n u e
te n -ro u n d decisio n o v e r San L a n g ­
a ff e c ts C h in ese in te re s ts , w h e th e r
o ffic ers a re d ire c tin g th e d e stin y of ,aw fo r fa ilu re tQ fUe a r e tu r n a n d
fo rd of C hicago, h e re la s t n ig h t. An
th e y be se c re t o r o th erw ise .
o u r c o u n try to d ay . T h ese m en m u st ay th e ta x one t , m e
B )anks fo r r e .
e ffo rt is b e in g m ad e by se v e ra l p ro ­
I be ot th e h ig h e s t type if we a ie t o i n o rt j ng incom es in excess of $5000
m o te rs to s ta g e a W ills-D em psey
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
¡keep o u r place as th e n a tio n of th e arft „ pected w ith in a few day3 by
fig h t d u rin g th e y ear. D em psey ob-i
WILL NOT AID DRY AGENTS je c ts to m e e tin g th e co lo red fig h t-!
w’o rld . It is to th e ir le a d e rs h ip t h a t C o llecto r H u n tley .
th
e public in tr u s ts itself. Such m an
K lanks a re now b ein g m ailpd to
e rs.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Jan. 19.—
as L o rd Bryce an d A lleyne I i elan d aB tax p a y e ra w bo ia8t y e a r f n ed a
P A R IS . J a n . 19.— T h e new c a b i­
P lan s o f P rohibition 'C om m issioner
h av e said t h a t th e p o ssib ilitie s of retu rQ sQ u w ,u nQt bg nece88ary
H aynes to concentrate th e deputy n e t h e a d ed by P re m ie r P o in c a re i
b e tte rm e n t lie in th e in flu e n ce of a for tboge wbo m ade r e t u r n s l a s t
U nited S tates m arshals to assist the w as given a n u n a n im o u s v o te of con-;
h ig h e r ty p e of p o litic a l le a d e r. To y e a r tQ wrjt<J fo r lh e n e c essa ry
“ dry” agen ts in enforcing the V ol­ fid en ce in th e c h a m b e r of d e p u tie s
th e A m erican L egion com es th e op- ! b la n k s w P h w hich to m ak e th e ir
stea d law , w ill not be approved by ¡to n ig h t, fo llo w in g th e p re m ie r’s ad-
p o rtu n ity
of a cco m p lish in g
th is. ig 2 1 r e tu r n g . Ag wag th e cage la s t
th e d e p a rtm e n t of J u s tic e , A tto rn e y d re s s u rg in g th e policy of “ m ak e
F ro m th e ir ra n k s to a la rg e e x te n t
y ear, inco e ta x e s fo r 1921 m ay be
G e n e ra l D a u g h e rty a n n o u n c ed to- G erm an y p a y .”
will com e th e f u tu re le a d e rs in o u r
p aid in fu ll a t th e tim e of f illn pr th e
A n a tio n w id e coal m in e rs ’ s tr ik e in )
d ay.
re lig io u s, p o litic a l and econom ic life. r e tu - a a n y ti" .e p rio r to M a’’''*’ 15,
A ppropriations m ade for th e de­ th e b itu m in o u s fie ld s in M arch ap-«
T h e m en left ly in g n th e A rro n n e 1922 or, if th e ta x p a y e r d e s’"®', he
p artm ent of ju stice are not su ffic­ p e a rs in e v ita b le , S e c re ta ry of C om ­
F o re st, in N o m a n ’” 1" d. in Fla . d e rs w ill b • p e rm itte d > pay h is
x in
ien t, D augherty said , to perm it the m erce H o o v er d e c la re d to d ay . “ T he
F ie ld s gave th e ir a ll fo r dem ocracy
fo u r eq u a l installm < ts, d u e on o r
exp en d itu re of m oney to em ploy ad- s ta g e is a ll s e t fo r th e s tr ik e ," H oov­
a n d th e fo lk s a t hom e. Now in th is b e fo re M arch 15, J u n e 15, Septem «
ditlontfl m arshals w hilch would be e r said , a d d in g t h a t th e g o v e rn m e n t
b e r 15, a n d D ecem ber 15.
(Oasyrtchn
(C ontinued on P age 4)
h a s n o t s e t up m a c h in e r y to a v e rt it.
n ecessary.
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