The Eugene guard., April 10, 1925, Image 3

(lav Evrninff, April 10, 1925
THE EUGENE GUAKll
J
l'ajro Three
DISTRUST
WASHINGTON. April JO -I'uD-
Lament view" with upicion and
0il iimcissi'ina pruvimopa of
new ISiiwJl"lneae '""'y
,, jreat c.n.-.rD lo high officiula
,hc a.Jniini!lra!iuii.
,, be Btal-'l "U unquesuuuanie
.,id-rrd nw-M-'ury should ini-
Iht qumiio" ii
tu the nature ami
,t ot the ml confession grunieu
Jninnew intermt by the treuty
. m heforc ihe Wa.-,hinKton gov-
oeut only o" . . . '
,(, auKininnl ta toenail ui me i.re-
, cwicetbiou oDiimu u, ...
, partem npulilic in htberia,
..k i, now n part of tlio Soviet
, government. The Sinclair
,,cniion wan reeemij uem .u ......
cuurts or tue ""i """ -
Kxaiuin:itin of tlio suppleuient
' rooiliti.'U of that concession by
.roinent officuiU here, however,
' .H.m niiU Uieui that it wa en-
va into by "e Fur Kastern repub-
tor the sprcnic iun..o
L. it as a leverage to compel uipio-
,:ie ncofuinu"
, regime by the I'nilecl States.
flic ennceBS.on IISCII coiervu
e hundred 'lUnre nines oi ,u.
pronlile iiiuiistnai iiinun in ...... ..-
, jiogli.iiii'1' ,
Real Purpose Shown
'oupled to tlie Sinclair concession.
never, are iu .......
jrileil by high niiminisirauoii u.
, as disclosing the real purpose
Ihe liussian authorities hi granting
concession.
rh. firt cl.iuse. WHICH occurs in
Ligrfement itself, sets out that the
Kastern repuouc rtiinm .
kill to cancel the toiicess.ou ouriiig
first it tue gnvei-Ilinem io
red from any acts or declarations
tl.A ffoveriiutent of the Tinted
,les of America that the latter will
cive support to the company in us
.ration of the sa.d concession
reement."
Ihe second clause occurs in the
.pleraental agreement degotinteii
miry 7, l'.l'."-'. and ratified by the
viet foverniiienl on' January , 11.
C3. It also reserves the right of
government to annul the conces
"if at the end of the fifth year
r the data of signing the supple-
ntal agreement, lucre are not es-
tablished normal official relatiun be
tween the United States of America
and the Far Kaatern republic in the
form of judicial recognition (recogni
tion da jure) of the government of
the Far Kastern republics on the part
of the United State of America."
It is because of these stipulations
that the Washington government has
looked witii suspicion upon the mo
tives of the Sinclair concession ever
since it obtained copies of the agree
ment ami the supplemetnal agree
ment. Presentations made in behalf
of the concessionaire by counsel are
being considered in the light of these
stipulations..
President Replies
To Peru Memorial
JIT
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 10.
Hubert Work secretary of the in
terior and ihe directors of the Klam
ath irrigation district faced each oth
er at a public meeting held in Klam-
r aus l oursduy, called for :be
flftnrPrninfr AwarH ' PurPrtSl f hearing general complaints
WASHINGTON, April 10. iW
dent Coolidxe baa replied to the
Peruvian memoTiiil on his Tacnv
Arica arbitration awnrd that as ,to
both the Peruvian contentions con
cerning the plebiscite provision and
the requests for additional guarantee
in carrying out the plebiscite, the
award must be considered as "final
and without appeal."
The arbitrator is constrained so lo
ride with respect to the Peruvian pre
sentations, the president -said, both
under terms by which Peru and CbtK
submitted their dispute to arbitration
and under the '"general principles of
international law." While his reply
"well might end,"witb this ruling, the
president said in deference to the na
tions involved and in the interest of a
correct understanding and proper pro
cedure under the award be i.ppendt-l
'certain addition observations" with
respect to the points raised in the
Peruvian memorial.
Cascade Resort Opens Sunday
Cascade Itesort will open its res
taurant with chicken d oner Kaster
Sunday, April 1-'. Hall game in after
noon Springfield and Cascade playing
first game on new bull diamond.
Watch this paper for date of grand
opening. , -s. nil
all who are discontented with the
manner in which the government pro
ject in Klamath is being conducted.
The cabinet officer listened quietly
to the complaints, made by directors
of the district againnt the reclama
tion service. He paid close attention
to all the proceedings of the meetr
ing but declined to take part in the
verbal pyrotechnics that featured th.
gathering. In the afternoon the sec
retary and Klwood Mead, reclamation
commissioner were tnken through
the Merill, Malin and Tule Lake re
clamation district ou a generul in
spection trip.
Following the conference with the
directors of the irrigation district.
Mr. Work conferred with a delega
tion of (he Sportsmen's association
on the question 0f re-flooding the
Lower Klamath lake and creating a
bird reserve; and with a delegation
of the local American Legion posi
which is anxious to have the secre
turv open seven thousand acres of
homestead land in the Tule lake dis
trict to settlement.
' Commissioner Mead said that the
question of the Klamath bird re
eerve on the lower Klamath Jnk
will be definitely settled lute this
summer. -
"We are going to have a commis
siqn of experts from the Vniversity
of Oregon and the Oregon Agricul
tural college to study the soil and all
conditions in this land and whatever
action we 'take will be baaed sokly
and absolutely on their decision." he
said. "If they ay that the land can
not be reclaimed fur agricultural pur
poses it will be converted into a bird
reserve. If it can be reclaimed it
will be used for agricultural purposes."
"Excuse Me" is
Picture of fun!
in a much more optimistic frame of BANK CALL ISSUED
mind th.in they were, and the general) WASHINGTON. April 10. The
opinion seems to be that there will I comptroller of the currency today is
be a sufficient demand for the next ! suej B caH for the condition of all na
10 days to two weeks to bring prices I tional banks at the close of business
up to the point where they should be. I 0D Modav, April 6.
MINSTREL AND DANCE
Notl. Oregon. April 14. Wonderful
talent, it cod music and supper. Come.
Laugh and dance. AdmUsion 35c and
For downright enjoyment, Kxcuse
Me," shewn, for the first times at thj
Heilig theater yesterday, is one of the
best shows seen in Kugene for some
time. The film ia filltd with fun, and
then, toward the last, there, is a ten
der pathos that comes abruptly. Tue
p. ay. true to its clever comedy, ends
with another laugh.
It is a story of a young nival of
ficer, played ly Conrad Nagel, who is
on leave but who must return at once
to his ship. His sweetheart, Norma
Shearer, and be decide to get married
on the train, after a series of fruit
less attempts to obtain a minister be
fore train time, and then the fun con
tinues. Laugh follows laugh in rapid
order fruin then on.
Indian School at
Salem Benefited
WASHINGTON;, April 10. In ac
cordance with its policy for increas
ing educational facilities for Indians,
the interior department today an
nounced that two of the government's
Indian institutions, the Salem board
ing srhool near Salem. Ore., and the
Chilocco boarding school iu Oklaho
ma near Arknnsus City, Kan?., are to
be enlurged to afford a complete high
school education for the students.
The grades in each school will be in
creased soon from 10 to. 112.
The lumber market in the Eugene
aod Lane county district has shown
considerable improvement during the
Iat 10 days, particularly in volume,
according to the current issue ot
Crww's Pacific Coast Lumler Index,
received by local dealers this week.
Calif or cia buyers have been placing
an increasing number of orders, and
there has been more inquiry and also
actual business from the middle weU
retail yards, it is stated.
The Southern Pacific railway com
pany recently placed a large quantity
of ties and this has relieved the sit
uation greatly, for s me of the mills
that were in need of cutting. Order
for bridge plant have been sufficient
to meet the needs of the mills and
prices are, if anything, a little bit
stronger than they were.
Standard ties, says the report, are
till a drug on the marker, as vir
tually no new business of this kind
has been placed here for some time.
With one exception, there are no
stacks of any consequence on hand
in the mills of Lane county.
Inquiry reaching local dealers of
late has been such that the mills are
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