The Monmouth herald., October 27, 1922, Image 2

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G r e a t G ir l
R id e r
i DAVID LLOYD 6E0R6E NEW LIQUOR RULE
RESIGNSJS PREMIER GOES INTO EFFECT
Act F olio«« i Résiliation By Extension of Time Ordered By
President Harding Exp red
Uaionistt: Boxar La« to
Surday. .
Form New Cabinet
Doris McCleave U probably beruer
ka</wa to the r e u e n l public th a a sey
c tb e r » to » b'.rs* r.ter is tk« we*t
Her youth. her mag ¡.ificeal rid Lg a » l
d a r ta i com U s e to c i u t her a a >4ol
» ttk tkc people
Tk* ptcl ore i t ows
her oa b r r kora* "V ic to r^ ,’ gotag
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tk« bars
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N ight H orse S tow of tk« Pacific la-
te ra a tio a a l Li»« sto c k Expo* txm.
p o rtla a d . Ora., Novem ber 4-11
T he Night H orae g low becam e ao
popular last je e r la s t Litre« m at:aeca
« « re added to tk« p r extern, and they
« ill be ( « a t l a i t d ta«a year, of to u rs«
tólde -Jeta? xJbsfa.
W H EN T H E W O R L f
PA Y S AMERICA WHAT
IT O W ES IT ; W H E N
AM ERICA PAYS I T S
P E O P L E W H A T IT
O W ES THEM , OH S
□AY O P B T E R K IT Y
W IL L H A V E G O K 2
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Lv.-odca — A fter i h d n tk« o fix * «f
pr.m» c . u u r tk ro ag k s r r e a o< tke
X vC erttieaJ yeara o < Br~L*h kiatory
—ih re* yeara cd war aad f .a r y e a n
of rercastraetkeaa— David Lloyd George
res-gaed »kern tk e l ' t i o a j t c a a ra a
re , -i_»ted tk « eo aü tio a a tta istry ky a
v o u ot 114 io ST B oaar Law a fte r a
coofereac« « itk K :ng George, ig re e d
to form a a i a ü t r y
Bc-aar L a « was tk« n r t r t .« ad er af
tk« r c i o a st p arty a a n i a berat a yaar
a g . whea kts ae elth kroke d e v a . At
tk a t t.m e tk e re s s of lea-lei-skip pass-
e-t to A a stra ''"ham beriala tk« paräa-
c - t u r j :« ad er of tk« coaiiU oe and
keeper of tk« privy seal
la tk e still klgkly sp eeclaü v « potic-
es s fta a u c a ca ly tw o facta »taad oat
aa definite— tk a t tk e re «31 be altacat
l& m edlately a g ea eral elecU oa aad
tk a t p a r .am .er.tary ratlf-cat >n of tk*
Irlak e o s s u tu u o s is sale.y aaaared
B oaar L a « , « k o ia to iead tk e new
g'.Te.-ameat. « k ic k will Lake tk e place
cd tk a t of David Lloyd George. 1« *
K eaaage to a a e re n la g new tp ap er. co a
f.rmod kl« n te a tlc n to a d n s e K lag
Go'.rge !mmed_»tely to d:iaoiv« pari i*
m ent aad addad tk a t Lk:s fact v o ald
J ' i r n |l d IM la offered la p r t ~ . _x.a glv« a a p ie tim e to deal « itk tk«
for tk« H ors« Show aioae aad ae re a Irlak legislatiOB
SIM* stak es a re offered—a !m '« t aa-
V r Lloyd George, ta a meaaage to
precedewted ia kora« »ho» a a sa la On«
W
illiam C osgrave, p re e ll ec t of tk«
of t h e « a for th e heavy horse dnv-
ag co atesi. a a e r e c t of v lid excite­ Dali E lrean a. kaa rem oved aay fear
m ent a mo eg the horsem en Tkc kora« of oppoaitiOB from klm la k:a a e «
tk o « tk a year ia rep lete » ¡tk color poaltioa aa lead er of tk« opposiucm ta
»ad ac tio s Some of tke finest aorse# parilam eat.
of tk e « s u r e country » ill ako« th e ir
! paces ia the big aren a, aad some of
•be moat entknstasU c korsem ea. dr.v-
• rs aad r;d~'* w.i. ex 2 ::.!t the pace«
i of tk e p ran c.ag beanties of the equina
world
EG6S DELUGE CHICAGO
S p e c ta to r s C aught By S u rp i.s Sup­
plies of M illions of Dozer.
Chicago.—Egg speculators in Chi­
cago and o th e r produce cen ters are
being caught beneath surplus supplies
of m illions of d o ten s of eggs Low er
prices are largely due. egg men said,
to th e g reatly increased activity of the
hens.
It « a s estim ated th a t Chi­
P aris —Com pi e ta aa d rigid control cag o * approxim ately 3.000.000 Inhab­
of all G erm an finances, pow er to veto ita n ts « o u ld have to eat an egg s day
expenditures and reg u late tax atio n until Ja n u a ry 1 to w ipe out tb e surplus
and au th o rity to d ic tate tk e a rra n g e ­ th a t ia being increased by arriv als of
m ent of tk e budget of th e v arious 300.000 w eekly
S p ecu lato rs « e r e said to have been
G erm an sta te s are am ong tke cbkef
proposals contained In tb s plan of bolding eggs at s loss of th ree cents
tk e fre n c h governm ent for a solution a loxen «1th 19.000.000 dosen m ore
of G erm any's financial difficulties and eggs in sto rag e th an a t th is tim e last
for placing th a t country in a position year.
S torage eggs, « h ic k la st year
to m eet h sr rep a ra tio n s paym ents.
Tke plan « a s subm itted to the re p a r­ brought 30 cen ts a dozen by th e case
ation* com mission by L ouis Bartbou. ia tk e com m ission d istrict, were sell­
th e fre n c h re p rese n tativ e on th e ccm- ing fo r 24 cents. F resh eggs, a t 55
mlaalon. Although not m entioned ia cents la st year, » e r e quoted a t 27
th e official sum m ary. M B artb o n ’s cen ts
plan contem plates a m eeting of tk e
leading business men of th e world to
d eterm in e G erm any's rap a city to pay
and to consider tke question of t n t s r
allied debts.
T he plan, in effect, is a reply to
tbe British rep a ra tio n s project re c e n t­
ly placed before th e com m ission
It
d ffera radically from th e British point
of view. M B artbou u rg e « th e call­
ing of a Brussels conference to deal
w ith a broad rep aratio n s se ttle m en t
and allied debts and th s question of
Herman paym ents In 1923 and 1924
FRENCH ASK CONTROL
OF GERMAN FINANCES
Conor m
gee No Price Drop.
Boston. M ast — T ke H arvard com­
m ittee on econom ic research h as no
expectation of a drop In prices to the
pr*-«ar level d u rin g tk e next ten
years. P ro fesso r C harles J Bullock,
chairm an of tk« com m ittee, said in an
address at th e first session of a n a­
tional conference of subscrlb«rs to
the H arvard econom ic service.
44.-86 Rural Mail Routes.
W ash, ng t o n —In a resum e of the
ru ra l mail service, tk« po* toff ice de­
p artm en t reports th a t th e num ber of
routes kaa grown from 82 in 1907. to
44.114. « Itk a m ileage of 1.180.448
mile« Oregon has 245 ro u tes which
cover 7254 miles.
W ashington has
222 route«, lnclud ng 14.743 miles.
Ida': > has 214 routes and 5774 miles
Call to C ongress Expected Shortly.
W ashington. D. C.— Prediction th at
congress «III be called In special
seeslon about N ovem ber 20 was made
by R ep resen tativ e Campbell, republi­
can. K ansas, a fte r a conference with
P resid en t H arding.
DEBT
MAKING HOUSEWORK EASY
Clean steel knives and
forks, remove stains and
grease with
SAPOLIO
Cleans • Scours • Polishes
Large cake
No waste
DKKH HOtCAJTS SONS CO . ILw T«4. U S. A.
M uddy
(SMPLEXION
OUR COMPLEXION ** muddy. Y o u look h ag­
gard and yellow . Y o u r eyes are losing their
lustre. T h e trouble is w ith your liver. T a k e
C h am berlain’s Stom ach and I jv e r Tablets. T h e y
Y
w ill correct thtt. T h en avoid meats, hot bread
and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long w alk
every day, and you w ill soon be as w ell and as
beautiful as ever.
W aaklagtoa. D. C.— P r i T a k a s of t i e
Hqwor a ta t at*» keld by A ttorse?-G en­
erai D augherty to p rck ib .t tra a a p c r.a
t e a aa d sale of alcoholic beverages
am A m erican v tia e .t aay w here, and oa
foretg* cessela w itk ta th ree « ile a of
¡he C attad S tates coast, becam e ef
tmec.ee Sunday
Tk« e x te rsio a of tim e ordered by
P res-d eat H arding to p tr a o t skip linea
t -j arran g e th e ir affair« to ccaform to
tk e m .ia g expired aad enforcem ent
cff.tia-a declared tn g g esticn a for a
fa rth e r e x te n a x s had not te e s ap ­
proved.
A foreign Teasel sailing v ith ia k .d e ­
ed cargo a fte r Son-lay. It was s a .i
would be a a k > to tk e p en a.’.»«* fixed
by tke V olstead act If and when an«
entered Am erican ccaatal » a ie r s bear-
tag tk a t cargo
A m erican ak:pa under tke rn l.a g of
tk e attorney-genera!, « k ic k received
tke foram i approval of P resid eat H ard ­
ing. are prohibited from p assesi ng
tlqeor reg ard less of « h e re they are tk
operation. T ke ban » a a m ade opera
ti r e an to skipping board tonnage aa
soon aa tk e rrnling « a a published,
though tim e « a a a llo v ed for the dis­
posal of a s y illicit stocks on board
T i U c j of th e fleet th en a t sea.
P rice 25 cents per bottle.
Chamberlain’s Tablets
REFUNDING
L iqoktt f t M viois T
R e a d y o u r o w n H e r a ld $2?®.p,er
HALTED
Coming of British Com mission P o st­
poned By Cabinet Crisis.
W ashington. D. C.— Fall of the Lloyd
G eorge governm ent gripped th e a t­
ten tio n of officiai crcles here, both
governm ental and diplom atic, although
no d irect im m ed iate effect of tbe
change In th e B rittik m inistry, fu rth e r
th an additional delay In the B ritish
debt funding negotiations, » a s expect­
ed to b« ap p aren t bi relatio n s betw een
th e U nited S tates and G reat B ritain
Tk« Im m ediate re su lt of th s crista,
alread y felt in W ashington. Is tke
postponem ent of the coating to th is
cou n try of th e British debt com m is­
sion. headed by S ir R obert Horne,
chanoellor of th e exchequer In the
Lloyd George cabinet.
P rep aratio n s for discussion of the
problem of refunding the B ritish w ar
debt to th e tln lte d S tates through is­
suance of long term B ritish securities
had be*Ci m ade by th e treasu ry and
s ta te d ep artm en ts. It sppeared doubt­
ful to officials h ere as to when the
political situ atio n In London would be
BitffIcientiT clarified to perm it a B rit­
ish com m ission to be s e n t
40 P ostal C lerks Involved In I n e fts .
W ashington. D. C. — D etection of
th e fts from tb s m ails in tb s Council
Bluffs. Iowa, railw ay mail term in al
and th s collection of evidence alleged
to lav o N e 40 p oetai employs«, « e re sa-
nowaoed by th e poM office dep artm en t.
C onfessions « « re sadd to have been ob­
tained from m ore M an 35 of tbe men
and v .a ira n ts for th e ir a rre st, and
a rre * , of th s other*, have been o rd er
bd. n « a s stated
N sar l a s t R**c* P h rls y Oat* Set.
P aris —T hs n sa r e n s tsra p*ac* c o *
terrece has been definitely fixed tor
N ovem ber IS a t L ausanne. S w lu s r
land, by Steal ««change of n srsaag et by
I Prefica, (Jrsat B H tats and fcaly.
Don’t Surrender Your Rights!
U R forefathers fought for their rights.
M any of them gave their lives that w e
m ight enjoy freedom.
O
In the Declaration of Independence they
recorded those truths that have so safely
guided our democracy.
T h e y have written that men are endowed
b y their Creator w ith certain “unalienable”
rights, and “to secure these rights govern­
ments are instituted among men.”
And now these rights are attacked The School Mo­
nopoly Bill (called on the ballot Compulsory Education
BUI) proposes that we surrender a God-given rig h t-th e
right of parental control-the right of a parent to say In
what school his or her own child shall be educated
Maintain your right to control your child through the
education you feel it is right to give it Do not be led astray
by fine phrases. Look into this dangerous bill You will
find the vital principle of “unalienable" rights is at stake.
Vote 3 1 5 X N O on the
School M onopoly Bill
C ailed on the ballot Compulsory Education Bill
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