Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 1

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VOLUME Lt
EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1922
NUMBER 58
PRO-TREATY FORCES
Li
Sptoulo Contends Separation
of S. P. find Central Pacific
Would Disrupt Traffic
LUMBEB PURCHASE HALTED
IN TOIlAV'H
MORNING REGISTER
Tim U'wiflirr
'iir On-mui Kumliiy full- wohI, prob
ably HiiiiHlt'iHliiiiiiN mint portion.
'Nlitrdiiy'H Wiikwiu Wwithi-r Maxi
mum t inH tuliiiit, H.l ii'kich; nihil
iiiiiiii. i t. Hi hk( of rlvir, fmii,
I'.llltTriie unit Vh'lntiv
iiKhwiiy Wuih 'i'qftiu-ii ujnmu to iu mnfiniln Ou.pr.mn r if Flnrlinn'
lh-uio-riils Kleet CiMilntl Cuiiiinliiiiit
llfNi'W H, J'MKU 3.
Ily (.'uiiKlrm ihm Work Is Pi-ogress-inu.
1'ituu :t.
Htyniun Jury Disagrees A flop Twelve
Mourn of Dnlihortiiloii. I'ligo 3.
II Kill'it Will llHTi'JiHe Otl KllKtt
Hti'M l Hallway lAm Tintiduy. Pug"
Former U. of O. HludintH Hold An-
mini H'V '-'M mi Umul Campus.
Also Deprive State of Chief
Source of Car Supply
Vhtm ror Motor
c-6.
CUT-OFF STOPPED BY SUITS
Sprout.' Kayw I ho Ko.ltli.'ril I'liciflu Huh
III.. (iroulcM. lut.'rrMl til I'lKlJ'iitl
JllH Nitlrull IHno til CmmiH't Val
ley with KiHiilitiiMfrii Oregon
HAK KllANCIW:c), Junu 17. Win.
Hproulc, prc.ldent of tlio Hoiithrru
I'sclfl" company, t'i'luy Issued u
.tntetllont onlllled "Where I. OroKoit's
Interest" and expUilnlnir how (u-ciion
would bo uffeciod hy the thriiiciicd
,iturutlon of tlio Central I'urlflu unit
Hiiiiilirn Puolfln prupori I .
HuehJ a .opnrullon, ho say., would
rnr asunder the ireiout Oregon
t'lillfurnla line, of tho Houlhcru l'u
rlflc. would lun.l 10 doprlvo Oregon of
H.itilhcrlt Pacific purchase, of luin-
li.r mill would tioprtvo Oregon of Its
chief sourco of cur upnl'. The
Huulhorn I'arlflc, ho says. Iiillluleil
the construction of the Kutrun rul
(.If. Which won Btoppel by mcrKer
lun-sult.. and th Hoiitliein I'm-iilc
bus Ilia grouted Interest III complol
hiif lliut project. Oregon, he says,
hull nothing to gain mill everything
to lone hy Uio cutmillcalloiiH Unit will
follow tho breaking up oi tno pro
tiMrllajf.
Me. Mnroule'. .Intomcllt III full !'
"With reference to tho desire of
tha Union l'aclflo to acquire the Con
Kit! 1'aclflc. It may fairly t !
down hy tho poople of Oregon o the
Inlenllon of tho government that tho
t.ulille Interelll olmll prevail over the
eir-lnlereM of either of llio rimiln
ronrerneil. Tho puhllo llro iniereinen
hi tho heat nillwuy wrvlco, islvun with
tho gri'nloiit conevnlenco lo lliein. Ut
..n wtml lhlM tiiiium for western
mill nuulliern Oreitoii, nerved hy the
Koulhern l'aeiric.
loMlnew Not 1 jip.t-Wi'Mt Ikilinil
orrliutttm-tMiiiliieMM of Oreitnn
In not u a primary mutter cunt "i"1
went bound l nliow n hy Iho fact that
III 1921 only 1H per cinl nf tho enm
the Soulhorn 1-ncirici imiuin-u in
.,n rn all en t lint company hy
hlpper Tor delivery to railroad line"
i r..ftinitil fur dcHllnnUona lie
yiilld. Tlila l !c than one-fifth of
tho bllHllieull.
"In tho rovomo direction tho cam
received by tho Houthcrn rncinc m
I'orllnnd from lt run connecnou-,
wnro but 21 por cent. Thin l ullBhlly
. ....rtriii tr ihn lnutlnenn
"Tho markotu fur no him" a porNAn
il. Mn.liinlu nf WeHlliril Ulld HOUlM
II.....,, .rn In the l'acino count
group of tnto, iinrllciilnily C.'nllfor
..i.. i i.n. .mrkntH the neoitle of
Mmu.m nnw reach tlmiunh n IhkIo
currier wllhollt liitorruptlon or com
"2. It tho Southern I'aclflo linen
b torn nmmdor, then -101101110, ..
fornln. would bo tho point neureut to
MVnnn hnuiifliLTv. Tphnma ui
191 mile awny. Thu. tho "-
l'uclflc with 1S00 mile, of rnilrond In
tho ntnto of Oreron would be uop
nrat.n from the Hontliern ,,1'
tho mnto of California by a dlntnnco
of nearly 200 iiillen.
luniiber ltaiKlniM Out Otr
"9. If thli aoparatlon had no other
effect, It would tend to doprlyo Ore
ron of it. mont valuablo .Initio Item
of bunlnew, for tho Soulhorn rac flo
now I. able to buy lt. .upply of t .in.
timber, find other forcul proiliKt"
very largely from producer, on
ll,.7 In OriBon. If unnblo lo roach
tlione producer, except by Jl
.f,eiKht to another carrier , h lm
portalit bUBlnon. would eanlly I
elnewhero, and It amount, to ninny
million, of dollar, a year. ,
.. ?r" eh of .ource of
'". ...rj nh. neonlo on our linen
In Oioion roly on tho Houthcrn I acl
11c for cars, lmvlnir novor yet been
able to Bot any .upply '"'" "S
eunt of Portland except for ""
fraction of tholr want.. Kven diirlim
federal control the i'.
i...ii r,.,i every renouici
fail except Soulhorn l'nclflo for our
Oreiton lino, car iwijj.
Romombor that In J021
crn I'lic flo nent nortuwniii ...
land for It. line. In ?:"" "v!rr
ai.000 car. omply, In add Ion to over
24.000 loaded car.. At Portland wo
reoolvort no addition to our cur nun
ply, on tho contrary, In ' '"
Houthom Paclflo actually delivered o
rail connection, thoro 1,160 car. In
excen. of car. wo rocolvod from thorn
at Portland.
Hull. HalbM Oit-Off ,M.
"Tho Hollthern Pacific bo.mll build
In tho Natron out-off, wh clt w j
Mopped by tho mentor '"
Wouihern Poolflo under oxln Init or
Fuulnutlon hni Iho grontojl I"10'0";.!."
coinplcllnit Unit work. A 'l,',""i
ciTlnlnly would not bo keen to bill Hi
II lo help tlio competing Ine. ' '
'""aK-tniof, '''?""l!!.ur.V.,V;.V;ucan
ii'iu wuiiiu iirniK " ; ....
to It. and lo Iho detriment of U
penplo of Oregon, for that 'J-"'1 """
un purt ot tho Houtlumi 1'iioirio ;""
for Ktvlim Bouthorn o,H t
.moIiohhIvo rnllroml nyHtom. t";"''"
Iciidlmt it. lie. In on-Bon w,,"'"''
.1111.11111.11. wnrrnntcd mu ll oxl. mi nlon..
Tho Hontliorn Paoiric lui '" ?."
deiico nf till, policy In U10 emm'1" "
or the don. liny lino at a ,V"',W '
, rnilrond connlrucllon I" t1'" ,lmY,
Htulc. olnowhora hud .Inpiied, no
.......1 l.l.. ,rnnnlnuf NIrV CO Of lUO
: cu...tr in in commotion with Hp"1;1'0!'"
1 ii..i. u i tt. umilli and BOlltll-
, iihiiiui iiiii;h iu ii.u
HihIimmv," Hi tfb
r-iili-utai li. I...
r "y
to txt Hiirvityofl wlilr
ItiH'liiliiiliiK IjhkIh. I'llUtl 3.
Ii-oIokIhIh off fur Hou thorn Oregon,
J'tIKO 4.
riiml HtntiMiii'iH of r'umlhliitPH for
Hrtiool h''rtor Mdilc, 1'iiuo H.
CoiiiortN to Kciituto Summer Hi-MHlon
cf l.'nlvoinlly HL'hool of .M utile.
I'iiki d.
Tiilih't In Memory of Trull itlnstort
Will lw l'rotocti'd. I'uko 8.
I'huni Lino to he Hold hy Ordor of
Court. I'iiko 9.
Hi'muUh of June Klnhth (i ratio KxnmH
MnUw Known. I'iiku 4.
(iniM tit T11 in to I'orvdlll Nitxt Butur
duv. I'u :i.
Iliit'Ciiliiuti'iito Hi-rtnon to ho Dollvor-
1 Today. I'iiki- 7.
HlMtuo "lioiiKlihuy" to ho Exhibited.
I'iiki' 4.
Hold Thli vcH Talto Car In ltroiid Day-
IlKht. l'i'if" H.
Umn otittlr mid Orciron
Work on linrrlMburK-Junrilon City
liKhwuy Htn-lrh Hliirlii. I'uko 2.
Ni.wy NrlKhhorhood No ton and h,l.ll,,pOllt0d oul. U would tilvo tho
for a New Dail Eireann Not
Known Until Tuesday
Coalition Cabinet is Held Safe
Against Sinn Fein Attack
ULSTER CABINET PROBLEM
Jn Vulimi-CoHIn Iart Irov.eliM for
Fruflli Klectloii If Coalition Cunnot
Curry on Sew KLcctlun JJumcxI
on Adult, Stiff in go
DUIJUN, Junu 1?. I-itrkinir dofln
Itu outcunio of yi'tflot'duy'tt ejoulloiiH
for ii now dull uiruunn, tnu i'uhuHh of
which ai o nul t-xiifciid to ho known
until next Tutaduy ut tlio emik-Mt, tlio
oHtlniHlo Ik httzurdid In hoiho tjuurtuiH
thut tho roiiuiillciitiM will huvo 4U rep
ri'HuntutiveH in thu now dull, thut tno
Kioup which rupiettonlH pro-treaty
Huniitncnt lu tho old dull will huvo tu
mumhorH, wlilio tho nowcotnoi-u will
number 2S.
Jf fill tho newcoirr? sunnort the
treaty, the likelihood of wh.ch has
HALL'S ADVISERS URGE
PRIMABY VOTE RECOUNT
VII'.W IIKI.II THAT in: .MI(;ilT in:
l Ait is i.kau ik oixxyrr
(Inlm linwil on IKmiiUh at Pol In In
ri4niarul PrivlnftH Viun JIiiimhtuui
hunifcil Tliclr IteitlMniUoii
TARIFF FIRST BEFORE
koiiuIh. lit K"
KiMirtM
lltirn nnd Mml OluHh in Mut iiutcn
.lun 23. Pno 6.
Nw MnnnRer in Appolnti-d for Ku
.nn litiNflinll 'roam. 1'Htfe u.
nllforntu Vln ovit KfmtiTn Track
Athletes. riiKi' 0.
IaKue llimi'hall Hesullil. Vax 6.
RAIL LABOR VOTE 98 PER
CENT IN FAVOR OF STRIKE
I.KAOKHS BAY I'INAIj VOTK WILL
SHOW 05 I'KH C I-.XT VOTK
W.llidniualM of Wuko CutM nnd Tiik-
UiK Ihlrk of OmlniotH lIHd only
.MiHiin ot AvrrtJnj: Kirik
tftv tu- AHMIirllltl'll I'l'CKM)
(MVi'lx'NATl. Ohio. .Hni" 1 -
Withdrawn! of vuk rfdnctlonH or
reo suite lorceH u working mujority 1
on thu treuly )hmuu. Thu repubhcunri.
however, do not expect tno oivimon
will follow thuno lines and prefor to
rcRtird the new parliament oh likeiy to
coimiHt of luu old Sinn Foln member
a ku hint 1'8 not uttuched to thut puny
oi'Kunl.utlon.
Tlu-y nuy thut tho coulitlon cabinet
therefore Ih wife uKuliiHt attack on nny
policy udvuncfd by the combined Hlnn
Kein wlngH, Tho coulitlon cabinet in
expected to focuH Ha altenllon on ad
ministration und tho Ulster problem.
rw't lrov ilcti for j-tchU i-Jixiuon
Th Da Valoru-CoUlns nuct pro-
vldeH for a frewh election If tho couli
tlon cannot curry on tha new election
to bo bused on universal uuuii uui-
fmK'. ,
Tho proportioniii ' reiiresoniuiion
HVHtem niukes elin-tlon exiiertH chury
bout pri-dirtillK resuilrt oi yesieruuy
imlllnir. Ordinarily il cheek l luken
liv i. v. Mitt nf thu vntiTH UN tln-V CUKt
tbeir bullotM. timl u knowledge of their
t..r..il iiv tliA railroad labor bourd unrt nr.w, ...... Mffi)i.iiinii niakuit It un euny
tho tukinK buck of riiiiroaus uf " niuiter u uKlv' iPproUimiu HL.n l-
lv wav the threatened Htrlk of up- t'uai.r tho urdiirotlonnl reprcBentii'
proximately i,."u - noil. plan, nowever. inin-u uf-""
i. .iu i n he averted, run uniui. .,, ..-.ii,- f th votnn nrererence.
tttlVOM Htllll lOIllKIU. II W H aHHUIIHMI IH mr in tin'
. ......I.. . utrlL.t vnte of iinn thit nil Sinn Fein votern would
in ...i-.- .w . . ..ipm ticket but
vit mi our ho ir i"uii r.-- ----- .
miinced by unhm b ad.'iH art being 9 doubt now Ih oxpreRncd thut thl wu
rienMir vor ot a walkout. done. ThA republleuiiH couml on
flrnuh,'Bv,oto';rrle;li.h,i;:,,ot..,a !.6 .m,nrne p. lnT
lier cent. ,,, .pc mlly In liulilln City und
T,i.,M,i!:v iho rail and miners union .i,.. tin, irentv ncction nn-
offlenil. will meet to dlncimn co-op- a' 1H lnu.ly t0 affected as tho
eratlvo action "between member, of . ,,,.
theno oritunliuitlonH. .lohn 1.. lw"; l-,u llaiurnt Huh Short I.lfo
:. ,., r it,., ti.ini.rn. rurinnlly uii'
,....i (nilnv thai the meeting
woulii dlncunn "the Induntrlnl nllua
Attention Is culled here louny to
one point In which trun.sltory piovl
nloli. ot the text of the new conKtltii'
n....,t In. I which It In believed llllint
hnvo nn Influcuco on the future nit
.n.ilntv l'niler the treaty uio provi
nionul Bovernment wan lo leriiunuie
wllliln 12 months .or uignaiuro oi me
treaty und lt was generally assumed
VOUIll uii..."" ,i...,, HIOI1H Ol llie le-vi. ui ...u mv-
Ion nfrecting the ntrlko of orBulllea Uou vhich hitherto bus escaped coin
Milne worker, linn ui" " "
..... i. ..ii... i MtiiiiH rullroiiu la
" . .,.,.ili.ir iiiiwnrnintalile
..ml unlustlflul.le reduction, upon the
railwuy employes."
it fl.,i.1Wi Rtjiienicm
In nccepllim tho Invitation extend- llmt tho parliament which I. being
eil Iiv II M. Jewell, or tno runway i-.i.- elected could not nave mi
"y . " .... ....ilnir. Mr. Lowl. .1. ..,il,.. Inmw of life.
ployen, ior i" ..nulil neck n... .titiition text, however. It
Mlnteil tnai """",.,.., "which , ' ,i,i.i ii,i iho government and
v?lll 'afford thut essential denro of paI.llamcnt can carry on for 12 months
junt co w men ,. ... ,c ""'. "" ,,-".,,h ,i,i Imnortnnt
"r ... ., Ki.,.t,ir connid- l,.,t nnon the conntitutlon Is
J;;;;! "K fil wolfuro of tho omanl- Ufled nil members of the . '""'"K
zed liion nnd women. parimmeni. iu. -
It wns nnnounced I i!,,iVnnM lVo Valern. nnd his col-
nco of way en;ioe. . ; lccte( boCftUao tor the
enter on o w;"1"" " , " ..,i.utioii .nonent this does not upply. but unless
rved Willi Mue.- . - - w whioh i unlikely, they assent to the
L'ecdlnKfl iim ,11atrint tii th..ir reslcnntlon must como once
lf)HTT,ANI, Ore., Juno 17. (Hpe-
olul to tho Register ) Advisers of
'huH. Hull Inform him thut In their
opinion his plurality might well bo
out I muted at several thousand votos
Instead of being 621 votes behind Ben
W. ok-ott In the; republican primary
ruco for uovernoK As 11 cliunge of
about 202 votes, from Olcott to I Tall
would Klvo tho loiter Iho nomination,
nil signs poini im nan oi'inunuintr u
recount In coitoii prorlnets.
In a formal statement Issued today
Hull does not say In so tunny words
that he will fll'ja, contest, but he
points out a erJas of reasons why
he might beneut, rom a recount. An
avorago change of ono-hulf vote In
each precinct in 'Multnomuh county
will give him a plurulity. ho explains,
(full, by tho way, curried Multnomah
by un excess of S00 votes.
Mr. Hall's statement as to his in
tentions roKurdlry? a suggested re
count, follows inpart:
Olllcuil ConvusB Not Announced
"Approximately' 115,000 votes were
cast for tho republican nomination
for irnvernor in tlio primary May 19,
Tho ojllcial canvass of that voto has
not yot been announced. Competent
lawvors on my coirlmltteo advise that
tho law provldes 'a period of 20 days
niter the otnciai announcement oi me
canvass within wmcn to ass: ior a
recount. ' Naturally my supporters
desire to ascertain first all the facts
possible upon which to bus a course
of action and doinot oBire to reach
n. dMermlnailon iintil the fullest In
vestigation can be made. Therefore
it will not bo . necessary eitner to
make or to publteh such a determi
nation prematurely.
Voters oiwMifco Mnnsiraiion
As one striking' Instance of the na
ture of the reports that caused my
friends to pursue their Investigation,
the voto at Bt. Paul in Marion county,
may bo mentioned. The returns
showed I rocelvod but three votes in
spit of tho fact that 2GD voters were
rnsrlstered. II is ciawneu liuil neuw;
ra nArfionn rotdstered as democrats
appeared ax the pons nna asKeu, anu
wero pormitten, to voie mw rt?iui.
nan hniint. chan trine their registration
then and there; that more than 60
.ititif.nftt voters were sworn in, and
that although nearly iuo uemocrui
bad been iiriginally registered only
mvm demoemtio ballots wero re-
tilrnAll fl ft CftBt-
"My friends beliovo tnat no uarm
.mild ho done by Investigating, chick
lng and reeountlns such instances.
Thev- awnoaj to be rather general
thVlSHQlt4!ll?,iU ana my ui
mitteo advises mo thut in their opin
ion my plurality might well be esti
mated at several thousand votes."
LABOR CONVENTION TOILS
DEIiKGATI'-S VOTE TO OHAbGE
SliiSIO.N DATE TO OCTOBER
inr ilm Associated Press)
riNiMNNATl. June IT. Observing
a Saturday Hair nonuay tno Ameri
can Federation ot J-ttDor convention
hero toduy tolled through a short
session in a sultry hall with the
principal business being an over
whelming doclslon to change the con
vention dato from June to October.
Numerous other changes in tha fed
eration's constitution also Wero con
sidered but none were adopted.
Tho session also was marked by
tho federation's executive council
composed of Its elovon ofticors, sub
mitting their report condemning the
supremo court decision In tho Cor
onado Coal case which held labor
unions liable for damages under the
Sherman anti-trust act. No remedy
was suggested Dor overcoming the
decision. . '
Tho report doclared that farmers
cooperative societies wore affected by
the decision as well as labor unions.
Such Is Now Compromise Plan
of House G, 0, P, Leaders
and Approved By Harding
I FRED BROWN, OMAHA BAD
MAN, STOPPED BY BULLET
OUTLAW BADLY WOUNDKD, UES
ON WYOMING I'llISON COT
Drown. Career of Jatvlnmuva Began
In Omaha May 27, When lfo Kid
naped Two Young Women
E
S FIGHT FLflBES UP
Senate Democrats Opposed to
Delay of Soldier Aid
RAWIJXriS, Wyo., Juno 17. Fred
Brown, Omaha's bud man, tonight
rests upon a cot In the hospital at
Wyoming penitentiary, hovering be
tween life and death.
It In a 60-60 chanco that Brown,
who was wounded by a posso that
captured him near Medicine Bow early
I lay. will' renover, according to or.
k. A. Kelt, who Is attending him.
A steel-Jacketed bullet from a 30-30 !
rifle is embedded In Brown's body
just above the heart. It was this bul
let that ended Urown s career or law
lessness that began In Omaha May 27,
lust, when he kidnaped two young
women and later chained them to
gether In a shack at Benson, a sub
urb of Omaha.
Brown has not talked since he was
brought to the prslon shortly after
noon.-
Prisoner Admits Ills Identity
At Medicine Bow ho admitted his
Identity.
Brown lies upon his cot, with his
eyes closed, apparently unconscious.
Penitentiary officials suy they believe
1.a la ehnmmlt. Whan r flo ah -llcrtif
WASHINGTON, June 17. Under a i1,rnrih r wo- tvpn thi.
compromise plan, suggested today to ftrterT100ri uttendants say he gave a
-rtwiuuiii xiuiuihk .v HU..OO start and opened his eyes,
lean leaders nnd which, it was said. za..ii, i,i.,i- u nrnmn
did not meet his approval, the house BUlted in Brown's capture. The wo-
wm tako up tne snip suoaiay diu im: man who8. name ls unkn0wn to the
TAIL-TVUISTING NEW ORDER
Both McCoy and Kerrigan Plan
to Start Things Pronto
PARTY CHIEFS LOCK HORNS
Harding Told In Conference That
TiiUff Illll Would Prevail But With
Declaration That Bonus Bliould Bo
1'asHcd Before Adjournment
mdiutely after the senate has passed
tho tariff bill.
While the question will be consider
ed further at White House confer
ences next week. Chairman Campbell
of the rules committee, who outlined
the situation to the President, de- I quickly formed.
authorities, lives near Medicine Bow.
Last night she saw a motor car driven
by an unshaven, unKempt man stop
near her home. Having heard that
Brown was In the neighborhood, she
telenhoned the authorities. A posse
elared tonight that It was "morally
certain no action will be taken on the
subsidy bill by the house until the
senate has concluded consideration of
the tariff. '
How lonsr It might be before the
senuto ended Its tariff fight, no mem
ber of the house would predict. Lead
en den'ared, however, that if tno sug-
Just at dawn the members sighted
an automobile stalled in an irrigation
ditch at the side of the road ahead of
them. The posse was then 60 miles
north of Medicine Bow on the road
to Casper.
Alakm lash for liberty
As they approached, a man leaped
from the machine and with an auto
rrnuiinn' ifliri iipfor thi President bv malic revolver in each hand made
Mr. Cumpbeil was oennueiy accepieu. uhbu ior ui nneii ui . "iuji
the house about July 1 could begin not far from the side of the road,
three-day recesses to run approxi- Members of the posse opened fire
mutelv.a month. - and Brown fell to the ground with a
r...ioi AHtnn nn Sh1m1.1v bullet wound through the left shoul-
. 1 i . ' j der. lust above the heart.
..VZ,??,,r?"Z?:;ZX Z He was lifted Mo an automobile
7 . : A. "S" T.il' ' .i by his cantors and driven back to
V ' ttwo city policement at Sidney, Ne-
aeieaxeu w.uun braska, last Monday and left them
-i-ne uepuDncan HieiiuB t i..mTO tIed n tne county fair grounds while
and Kepubllcim members of the rules ne contlnued on his way. The keys to
commute nau rcuixny the Sidney Jail were found in Brown'
mueuii unify pocket.
mm v Riimmnneil to tne w mie Mouse, i
Heturnlng, he explained that he had
iaIiI tii Prc-slderit of some oiipositlon
In the party lo consideration of the
bill without fun opportunity ior
studying its provisions nnd before the
country had time to unaerstana it.
WASHINGTON, June 17, The
soldiers' bonus fight broke unexpect
edly in the senato today when Demo
cratic leaders attacked the reported
compromise agreement of Republican
leaders not to can up ine meauure
SEVERAL-DfE- IN MINE FIREj
SEAnCHMGrTR NEVADA, SCENE
OF DISASTER
""""'.'l!', Toledo l mco I nVton Ky.. U,o constitution Is passed.
,Z .Tver from Cincinnati. itobort Uurton. who was pno ol
across the iler no... - slunalorlcs of tho Anglo-Irish tr
LABOR TO SEEK PROTECTION
r tho
slunalorlcs of tho Angio-irisn ireuiy.
but nfterwnrd. declared ho had signed
undor duress, unci rnn.eu ini "
with Ersklno Chllders In opposition
iiv Im exnected to bo un-
.... I'ltt.l',.. . r, I Hlllivu ..o -
LAW .it.!.. ..,,i,i... j,. ,. wicklow.
l'l'XDS I'llOM u -
T.;..- ...... 17 A onnK. .Tune 17. Mcmnorn ou ine
fl.l.'.VKLANU. l.niu. J""" - ', !... hv Cork, so fur
, ; protect the fund" ' "e,, ,o,.nt -hows, aro: noh-
L-lit eit l)nv. Inhorlte, CS40 votes: iis
ui;h si ri ko 1011 ii" ".J, unlive lOu- I Mnrv MrSwInney. nnti-treaty. t.o
l.v Ihe liollierii.io" .'""-..,,,, , , -ivnlsh. nro-trenty. n.au;
kolScVhrSll ""1V;;-?0rncot,U.S candidate, who failed of
""",0."1 'i":,':",he inn imci ot S election were ncninlsh 84or,; Pnlv.
lolh.rhood ul the l"""""'u 2K2BJ Lord Mayor O'Cnllnirlmn, 179B.
HllOllS irOIH ..." .nin'lll I a,. 11.IV
hrouiib slrlko violence "J " , MrSwInney. anti-treaty.
Hie Iliolliernooii o. i. -
gineer. and "''"r' tlio "ewnoors LTnin' nolhito (William -Roche) pro-
in in.'
Ii
slut
i.i.,,i
ueiii. . , , ,, ,
nnion luhor liecati-e o .
:oui decision ii". "" "j H,,.,,,o ,.0.
iireuio court oi in ,..,, i,v
2TlSll. Taft. holds that
the luuor u
corporuted
TRAGEDY ENDS 'AIR CIRCUS'
TWO AVlATOltS CKASII TO TIIKIK
llHATHS AT wlllMHiuir,
tYMiiMvii.l.K.. Ky. Juno 17. An
, -ir. na" to ralno funds for Wnv-
-..i.. iniio .nniiiiriiini. whero many
mi, ,,. ,,,..
ed trugli'iilly hero toduy when two
aviators crashed to their deutll.
Jlotll UOU1CS were u.n ... ..
LUNDBERG VETERANS' HEAD
.. ' Z7Z ,s HI1W.I. recounltlon when he guso , -
rom.,,.- ,.v,1v ??i "'' :, . . . , , mimg
HM.MAND..1. Y,,',; scvenll. ' pliutogrupllle
, ,,,imi Ore.. .Tuno 17. W- .,.tlnn. nlr service, Cainu Henry
I..!N'lLl'.ION, re n Hergeanl Arlhnr OiMiernum. 35,
,er Lund hem ot oil a K ox camp lleiny lnox
mnr 11111111'"" . u....lnli ..... ..u... r..,.,x tilt
Vice-prcslilent '"ria7 eiecVed by ' "When nbour li.0 feet fro,,, Jho
war ve.e. ...... . nioo of do- ground the piano imui.-u ""'"",
nut O'llanley. luneu nniewim. .....
. . .i. n.,r . i inn criisneii hum u. ..........
also 01 ..... - . effort to
partment rom.'
I"1''" ..-..it,.... nlKO Ot IHO I
...r-ulon roinmiuiii.
?..:.i..n.commumlor nmi i "
iMiiped the plane.
ma hi
liiuniloi'
of hls - ""th national
iw"''
rvlco coiniiuuiiu'r, w , How- lvuy nu
.i..n iti Kiinmui. Bank
KNAIM'A, Ore., -luno 17. Hobort
.... r,0 ,i,rt ii,i im had formerly
"Tw nl indiiy wero 1- wJl';?nl0' soVvcmI in Iho Cnnndlan nrmy, "shot
Slna. It. WIHo and Hob- .nam 5
ort A. Bawy ,i1,iod an tho moot- ,hot at several time, by W. C.
A!bny a ; rSt annual encamii- Klman, canhlor of the bank, and
SMUT DAMAGE IS HEAVY
AMOUNTS TO HALF SIILIiION A
YK.MI IN UMATUOjA
PENDLETON. Ore., June 17.
Umuuiiu county's Ions through smut
ty wheat amounts to at least a hull
million dollai-s a yoar, estlmutes i'red
Dnnlnn nn1ll.IV lllenL. WnO IS 11U ,
making 'plans with J. T. Jardine, of
tlio Jfttuto larm oureuu una
v,.hnna nt ihp Mora oxnorlment sta-
4i n Bainl.llah nicnerlinentul work
m inls county lor the oradlcatlon of
Development of smut proof whent
with tho name high yielding quality
as white club ls one of tho chief aims
of the proponed experiment..
Turkey red Is moro smut-reslstnnt
than white club but tho yield Is not
so good on tho high yielding hinds us
Is tho wnue ciuo, suys ii-. v. .........
FREE SPEECH RIGHT TESTED
MINH tVOKKKIlS AND MBKUTIES
I'NION HOLD GABFEST,
lnwrnMnAl.H. ra.. Juno 17. Tho
United Mlno Worker, and the Ameri
can Civil Llbortlo. union carr.cn "...
their plan lo "test tho right ot frco
nneeeh" In tho coul strlko region hero
!iiiAotlnir wnn hold opopslto Hi
. r ii.rt Vinton Collieries com-
pnnv ngalnnt which tno orgnmaa ...
nhi.one.l nn Inlunction in tho Cambria
. LUinnnluirar earlier In tho day.
Tho principal npoukors wore Arthur
Qnrnoia nay. oi iew iu., ......
..... i.n iMiill T.lherLlen union and
John Hrophy, dlntrict prosldollD of
tho Unltod Mine worscrs.
n.i l.il ltlilnra Inko lXhnt
SALKHr, Ore., Juno 17.- Tho ltoynl
Hod Rider, of Tho Red Robe 1. Uio
.mi nf n. now secret order that Is
attempting to Incorporate In Oregon
nnd which nn. ncno.iuiiiiu.n
. a i..nin. nt ll.n nrtlcles of Incor-
.,n..,.iin.i lm. not vet been comploted
nnd moro spoclflo information may
bo required by Corporation CommlB
nlonor Hnndloy. Tho .lgnor. of the
articles aro W. P, Qutnn, A, Town
nond KurW and a W, Kurd, all of
Portland. . '.
nntinhllrnTi leader, at which the
President was assured that Monday's
conference of tho Republican senators
would result in holding mo larm dc
foro the senate, but with a declaration
tho bonus bill should be passed be
fore congress najourneo.
Finm 1reHldcnt to Sum Bill
Thnt the President would sign the
bill If passed, end that lt undoubtedly
would be passed netore aajournmeni..
was stated In
ST. PAUL. Minn.. June 17. Minn
esota voters today saw the final cam-
the senato debate by nnic-n flourishes of the candidates In
Chulrman McCumber of the senato the stnte-wlde primary election next
finance committee. In charge of both Monday, when United States senator-
the tariff and bonus measures. ia congressional, state and county
m. .a j.hnia ... aniivnneH hv cnnilirintea will be nommatea.
nm Senator Walsh. Demo- Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen, seeking
fin.i..nnt ih.1 "nr. hnnMI Tim- Ihn Ilpmocratic nomination for Unit'
, ...... .i oLnntA wna nn. hohlnn An Rl.iten senator. Is onD08ed by two
the bonus bill nnd thnt a group of mon Thomas J. Meighen and Homer
senators professing to invor it were Morris,
Kerrigan Then to Blossom Out
As An Independent Against,
Campbell Is Program 1 '
HOUSE-CLEANING ON LIST
BERKELEY. Cal.. June 17. Two
men are known to be dead and three
or four others are believed to have
perished in the Quartet mine at
Searchlight. Nevada, according to in
formation received here tonight at the
next Monday but to have lt follow the local offices of. the U. S. bureau of
tariff bill. mines.
tha rvortvr londprs I The four men wjio are oeuevea xo
inched but with no effect except for have perished were caught in the
ildltional Indications that the Re- mine, tho information said. Tho
iiiblicnn plan would prevail. It was names of the dead and missing had
openly declared by some of those not been obtained at 8:45. A. res-
present, however, mat an euon wuum cue car win leave uoaunpi, uii., i
lm mndfl to call uu the 'bill next week niht for Searchlight, officers of the
nnd the situation wns further com- United States bureau of mines Bald.
plicated by failure or tne senate io- The fiPft( telegrams said. Is on the
day to dispose of the naval bill, which mne9 800-foot level, where timbers
wont over until Monday largely be- ftro bumtng The Quartet property
cnuse of today's protracted discussion l3 ft R0l(J m(n& Thft origin and other
of tho bonus. rtetfllln of the lire had not been
The senate fray followed confer- leflrned her6i
ences between Senator Harding and searchlight Is a small camp across
.the state line from Oatman, Arizona.
MINNESOTA VOTES MONDAY
MRS. ANNA OLESEN SEEKS NOM
INATION FOR U. S. SENATOR
ducking and dodging" and seeking to
avoid record.
Aslmrat Quizzes McOnmbor
Senator McCumber wan asked point
hlnnk by Senntor Ashurst. Democrat,
Arizona, whether he Intended to carry
PrmfMunt of nomination. Mrs. Ole'
sen, it was nnnounced here, already
has planned for the opening of her
fall Campaign two weeKS aner me jj.i-
mnrv ir nereatea sne wit. sueuK in
behnlf of the successful Democratic
out h i plan, announceo juno 10 """"""" . T vnl.tend In the
-ii .v.. hnn... hin nnn inv nalde Congressman A. J. volsteaa, in tne
"ri"'8 Wllhl" DSttrccCm,en?r,:'?.t ropsTa
in tho primary for renomlnatlon on
tho Republican ticKet,
LUMBER OUTLOOK BETTER
ten davs or so.
Interruptions of other senators pre
vented Senator jucuumoer irom re
nivintr immodlfltelv. but later in t
lengrtri' statement in behnlf of the
bonus, ho suld ho would be content if
hi Remiblicun conference Monday
would renew deflnltoly what he said ikqioN" REPQUT SAYS BUSINESS
was tne piciiko oi m pu; m t.AROER IN VOliUME
to pass tho bill before adjournment. 1H UAiwfcKx vuuunxc.
pnpTLAND. Ore.. June 17. The
ADMITS SLAYING WOMAN fc, m1,.
timlstic, according to tne current new
BODY OP MRS. KSOLV WIRE IS letter ot the Loyal Region of loggers
IWND IN AN A1USHAFT , mor buslness'now than there haa
fnvk mnnrhl wilt. nOtniniT TO'
DENVER. Colo.. Juno 17. Follow- ,..., hnnm in izht.
ing tho dlscovory of tho body of a Lumber sales show wider spread of
woman in nn alrsiian. in a norm i crude and lartrer volume. The mm
iirtnvoi roRldencn this afternoon no- ii industrv of Oreuon. Washington
lice tonight announced they hud ob- and Idaho continues to employ about
tuined a confession from urviue yy.uuu luggers unu iiiinuer wumum,
Tullv. tmnlleatinff hlmnelC In the
woman's ilenth. The l)0(iy. nccorti
Ing-to authorities, Is thnt ot Mrs.
10 mm a wise, a widow nnd rooming
limtfin keener, who dropped from
sight Tuesday, aftor sho had left her
homo with Tully, supposedly to nr-
tn.iirn fnp tbo snln of a rooming house.
Tully confessed, according to me
Incumbents by Grace of Recall Claim
There Is Too Much Overhead In
Service Commission and Will
Start Economy Drive
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 17. fSne-
clal to the Register.) Reduction of
telephone rates will be ordered; re
storation of the five-cent car fare in
Portland will be ordered, and Thos,
M. Kerrigan will then blossom out an
an independent candidate for state
public service commissioner against
Thos. Campbell. Republican nominee.
That, on pretty good authority, is the -
program wnicn tne recauers intend
jamming through.
The new commissioners Intend -do
ing a lot of tail-twisting and Mr.
Kerrigan, elected commlaloner under
the recall, doesn't intend making his - '
exit from public life on December SI
next.
Newton W. McCoy and T. M. Kerri
gan, public service commissioners by
grace of the recall election, intend
starting things pronto. They have In .
mind some one for secretary -of the
commission. The indentlty of this
secretary-to-be is carefully concealed
for the present, but it will not be
Henry D. "Wagnon. . In an account of
the reorganization of the commission
at Salem, Mr. Wagnon was mentioned
prospective secretary. To thl
Mr. Wagnon objects. He emphatical
ly denies thnt he is an applicant for
the job. says he has never been a
place hunter and does not want It.
noujsei;ioan ng on (jams
A house-cleaning Is on the cards
when the new members ot the com-
mission get their bearings. Thev
have an idea that there in too much ' :
overhead, too many employes and too
many technical men whose duties, ap
narentlv. overlan. A reduction In tho
,numbr-ot mptoyWir"-'"''
salaries may-be accomplished. Advis--
ors of the new officers Imagine so. at . i
least. Of course, there will be some
new faces' and when posible good re
callers will be eased Into jobs, which
ls to be expected in all changes of ad-
ministration.
Agitation against the old commis
sioners, Fred G. Buchtel and Fred A.
Williams, resulting in their recall,
was based largely on their decision in
the telephone rote case. Very natur
ally McCoy and Kerrigan, who sup
planted them, ore looked to for a re- .
duction of the telephone rates. This
hope is not to be misplaced.
Mr. Kerrigan was eiectea to com- -nlete
unexpired term of Mr. Williams
said date ot expiration being Decem
ber 31. Mr. McCoy succeeds to Mr.
Buchtel's unexpired term, which runs
until January 6, 1925.
Kerruigun x earns for uu Term
What's the use of being a com
missioner -with power and publicity
nd a good salary - for only six
months? Mr. Kerrlngan knows some
thing better than that being elected
to a full term. - -.
T. K. Campbell, defeated J. H.
Thlehoff for tho Republican nomina
tion for public service commissioner
for the term oeginning January i.
923. The logic of the situation is ror
Mr. Kerrigan to put the skids under
Mr. Campbell in the general election.
As there will be no more primaries,
and party nominations having been
made, tne oniy tning ten tor mr, Ker
rigan to do is to run as an Independ
ent against Mr. Campbell, regular Re
publican nominee.
A'ttone naie neancuen is uwie
Tn net voters an independent can-.
dldate has to be something to appeal
for the support of tne proletariat.
Everyone in the state ls affected by
telephone rates; a reduction of tele
phone rates woum Duua up a ioc ok
upstate votes for Mr. Kerrigan. Then,
as there Is a big vote In Multnomah
county, a restoration ot tho five-cent
car fare from the present eight-cent '
fare, would go a considerable way in
strengthening Mr. Kerrigan wnn tne
Portland voters. An independent can
didate who has slashed phone rates :
and car fare might give a mere party
nominee the razz. Anyway, It ls to be
tried, according to good authority.
The telephone will come up nrst. une
recall commissioners will order a
hearing, but It Is not their program to
permit the attorneys for the corpora
tion to put a lot ot stuff Into the hear
ing. Results and not technical dis
sertations are what the commission
Is aiming ut. ' ! , .
Looking at the problem by and
large, it is a rather safe prediction
that tho telephone attorneys and tho
P. R. L. & T. attorneys can go
through the motions out tneir case is
lost already was lost on May 19 tho
date of tho recall election. ':
INSANE PATIENT SUICIDES
r.i:OUGE CI.AHK HANGS SELF AT
8ALE.M HOSflTAU
SALKJIt, Ore., Juno 17. Believed to
. ... Im.bImI 1 HUVO uecuillO ueiuiiuv'lll, .imiBV
ponce, uuii. u vo.i.i......".. "'"'"" Clark, 42, a voluntary patient ut tlio
Jlrn. Wise to death In tho 'Untenanted , , hosultal for tho Insane, took hi.
north lienver residence whllo the two own Wa thl. afternoon. Hanging
woro attempting to force hor to trans- from n rol,0 which he hnd thrown
fer her property to thorn, OVor a rafter in onoi of tho poultry
Mrs. Wlso, no in quoien a. siaiing, by attendants at 4:ao o'clock. Ho was
bocaine frightened nt tho Insistence bellovod to have beon dead about two
of the two mon ana Tuny, auogea Hours.
.nmnlinn whom ho ha. rofunod to Clark, who wn. a .toam onglnoor,
identifv. throw a rono around her formerly mudo hi. home at Bovltt,
neck ana strangled ner. ueiuon raunu,
L.0.0. M. CHOOSE VICTORIA
CONVENTION OF OltDER CLOSES '
AT WALiTjA WAIXiA
wat.t.a WAT.LA. Wash.. June 17. '
Victoria, B. C, wns chosen for the
1923 mooting by tho northwest dis
trict association of tho loyal Order ot
Moose which closed it. .ensiono noro
today. Benjamin Week, of Tacoma,
waa chonen as president; Alex Km- .
berg of Lewlston, first vice-president:
Joo Moerow, Spokane, second vice
president: J. C. Beren., Seattle, third
vice-president.
George w. liowiano, vancuuvwr.
B, C, was re-elected seorotary, and
J, H. Leamyi ot, Beattle, re-elected,
treasurer. ,
v The convention closed tonight wltB
a grand tall at tho armory. ' .
Tho parade wa ono of tho loturert
over seen In tho olty and was fol..
lowed by a barbeouo dinner and wild
we.t (how at th. fair ground
"(i SilBKOntlon lin. hoejjiruTaoJImt.
Ink P"": wnn lator oapturou uy pom.
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