Morning register., July 08, 1922, Image 1

I fiaftttit$ f
TFIITHN REPUBLIC ON
ItRGE OF COLUPSE
Full of Govcrninont Foarod and
Strliif.oiii Moasuros iukcii
' to Safeguard Rcfiiino
MARK TAKES RECORD DROP
political Crisis lias Sorvcd to
Aggravate Depression
PARTY FEELING IS INTENSE
Tin' lli'h lwlnv Him llivukiil Manaurea
1'rmlilliit H IiiiU rinnlijr ir
.l(n liMirlMililili-iil for (on
splriti'ir AifiilnM thn lli'iiuhlui
WAHMINHTl'N. July 7. Tim full r
Hi,, (jviiiiiiit iiiivi'rniiifiil la iiiritiiiiii'i
mul atnwni ini'iiaiirca Imvo lieiu i-n
m'lnl fur Ilia iriiliM'liin uf tho rrpuli
lu-itn r.'Klm'. Il vomuinri'o ili'imil'
niriil ua nilvlnnl Iculny III n riiliU.
(mm frum Cuinim'rrliil Atlmlm l..rr.
,.i I l.rll it.
Tito iiuhtiml rrlala roaulUnir from
i.. i.iiiuliiiitlin u( I'urilKii Mlnlali't
llallii-niitl. Mr. Herring mtMirtnl, hna
.i-iti'iiu-il lha imtIimI of curi onry
imuliin llmus-iiraled by III" failure of
lh rorvlKii I""" iirKoimnotia. nnu nip
(fi'linit now la niiKriil that (lartntitiy
far-a Brave political t'omilU'lillona
,1th Iho full In ".rilling" which
dnirU 10 tho lowpal Ivvol III lllalory
tlali'V,
The ronalilirnllitn Iiy llm lnlrhalMg
f Imiiiirlnlil Icsialiitlon." ho aunt. "hi.
rlml-im llio furroil loan hill nml grain
ulialily mrnaurin. na hilorriiplpil hy
llm lUlhenml llirhh'lil mul hy llm
rc.iinriuvnt conalcli-rntlon mid rnnrt-
Bil-iit of alrllilti'iii inonauroa nir in "
iwiintf din n-mllillrnn ruglm. TlHal
mro.urna provlilo Iho drain ioinlly
or ll(o Imprlaonliiont for ciiiiaulniiy
calnal llio rcnulillr.
'lunula, whoro lh nntl-republl
ran ri.lluir la hollrvod 10 ho limat pro
vah'nl. rofuaoa enforcement of lltoao
lirolf tlfo iiirnaiirca. alleging thai no
nirwii'ltlra for tlirm ralat.
"Inlonao party frollnir prevails In
flrmny. holng nmiiiroalon in nuinar
nua miaamtilna-ra. under police aupor-
viilnn. All unll-ropiililli.'iin agltniiun
li lining aiipproMQil."
NKW VOUK. July f. flannnn
maika plunged la ilia lowoat lovol In
liUiury today, twin quirted nil conia
a hundrwl. fnllowlnie publication of
Hi (lornian llnllk Blalolnonl rovoauni
an Inorrnat of I l.tsV.Ottll.UuO marks In
ilia iianor curnmcy laauo lost m.
In MnilciuUor. Hit. shortly after
Iho oull.rwik or llm nr. tno limn
nolo circulation In (lornmny was 4.
m oon. 000 mark, na compared with
i tirculnilon of 10MiU.3ila.ouo mmka
U wi-oli. Tho noriiml. of pro-wur
print of mnrlca w II. font" onch.
In mor oonaorvnilvn rlit'h iho
llenrorlatlnn In tlorinnn oxrhftlllio wna
rrfffil-itr.,1 na llm nnlurnl roaiilt of rx
tnttirilhitiry oi'onoiiiln nml flimni'liil
ron.1lll.in confronting- (Irrmnny u n
rfanll of tho war.
Fri-nch oxchnimo ntan anfforoil ft
hari docllno. flnnca tiolliK iiloli il lo
ily nl 7.1 cofiia, an iiv.tiiIkIu drop
of II piillilH. Thtt tlocronao wiia nltrt
Imlnl to IIiq honvy huylnir of ilollnr
i-ftcliiingo hy Kroiioh Iniporli-ra for
whim piirrhnaoM nnd ayinimlliotlo tic
lion with iho poiifao of Ooriimit ox
rhnnno hrriiuao of iho httlor'ii rolnttun
to roparatlon pnyiiirnta.
Tlili 1'nrilon I'rBiil in .loin lirrtmiii
liovmiitii'iii t 'unlit. on
Illy Iho Aaaorliilotl I'rooa)
HKIII.IN. July 7. Tho c-lrrhul nml
Mflnl ilvinorriillo purllon Imvo ml
tlrof.c, n joint npprnl In tho ftoruinn
Imi-liloa parly, InvllliiK Iho Inllop lo
rnlir tho itnvorniiioiit ronlltlon "na
IiitiI of iho hour iloninnda Iho onroll
nirnt of nil Iho nnllonnl rlrmontn who
nrn wllhiiit to Irmt m'tlvo nlil In Iho
ork of aiifoRuanlliiK nml hulhllnit up
III" roptihllc."
Thia niiponl from Iho two hourKoolao
pnrtna In Iho i'oiiIIUiiii hlnr In Intnr-prfti-,1
na nn offnot to th proaiMotlvo
'"iry of tho Imloprndont noi'lnllnla
Into iho KoviTiiinont, wlilrh itlthntiKli
lirtl y,-l nn lirfoliipllnliod fiO'l. la prnh-
hli In vlow of tho ururnry with
hl-li tho miijorlty norlullaln ro ni-ok-Inn
ri'infiirci'iiioiiin from tho loft.
Aa n loault of Iho nppoitl, Iho pur
llainnttiry altuntlon linn hofouio atlll
lnoro ronfuard. Thoro In IHtlo proa
pool of rornnrtllntlon holwoon Iho two
aoclntiat pnrllon nml tho iicopln'n
party.
H,.oi"ion of n ntirroaaor to tho Into
Jir. Itii'hfniiu nn forolitn mlnl.'Uor nlao
Iwarnta illfrleultlon unloaa I'maldont
J'-hort nnd Chnnrrllnr Wlrlh iin do
rld upon nppolnlniont of nnmo dlplo
inatlo ofricinl who In wholly without
l'rty nfflllntlnnn.
Horlln cnnllntioa wllhnul hnnrooliio
"WHmpora. tho ntrlkhiK prlnloin only
I'jrmuiinir t,o npponriinro or Iho no
I'laUallr nnd rnnituunlallo nritiinri. Tho
J,r'" Ihroiitonn to mirond throtiRhnut
"orn nny, lying up nil hut tho rndloiil
Prow, ,
ASK DYEING COURSE AT U.O.
ASNOf.vrio AH AITfINTKI
t'OMMlTTUK TO TIIKAT
yAroi;vKit, n. ::., July 7. wiih
" viny 10 nnlHhllahlnit a onunin for In
ih. u." elpnnliiK nnd ilyolnif In
'n Hlnio Unlvornlly of Orcnon, n
tommlitoo wnn nppnlntod lodny nt Iho
nd noaalon of tho IMolflo Norlh-
K tortny lUn ' lyr" Uni cl"or"
Tho courao In tho ltnlvorally or Oro
I T?!M- " t""i"llvn pinna of tho
"noaton matorlnllm, nnrvn Iho
virx. ni,rt ''volmr Imlumry of
1. Si . iKl("1' 0r"K"n, ldnlin nml llrlt-iit.,....'!1,"V,"n-
11 wo"1'1 Inoliiilo in
,, V . 1 ln lhB ohomlmry of clonnltm
"Win nnd would Klvo omployon
of V," '"'"'""T thorouKli knowlrdno
iL , "m,ny ph"mlnnl ronntlniM tnli-
rh,gf,,,i5t!lo.,,ry C"""""(t nm,CO'
lui""'. 'v. N-lrltoK of Iho
im, oJ"oV of 0MKn. nnd H. 11. John-
rlkr-Ti7' Wm "!" "r"""1""
INTODAVH
MORNING REGISTER
Tho WkoIIht
Oiokiiii-Hiiiunliiy, fnir lii wont pnr
l Ihuiidor aim ma onat puillon,
or.
V Iny'n wiMilhor In Kiuti'iiot llox
I, n I tiilillMiniliii'ii, hit ilKKrooa;
ih it,,,, r.'i u, ...... .. -i n ,
foi
4 Iiikoiio nml Vh'lnliy
lilo of .Mia. tluli,... n lliiiiiiiifa.it
llo
lly I' H I'uk,. .
Nl'W Hi' Ili.llKiO Plhiiuiil ii 1 II no
lllvor IHiii hly. I'iiko .
fur of n iiiaon nnd I 'n ml ly I'on-
tnlna III o Hot. I-iiko .
Ilioup ,M.i, of Hlllidiiy Hohoola
I'ltillfloil f,,r Hiimhiy. I'iiko It
lllllliwny Dioila Kllod for llnnord.
I'iiko 1.
Hluua Knt l.onvoa of Cliorry Tnoa.
I'llUo .
I'hiir.h I Inn (Iron l Vonr Hnya lir.
Htlvora In Aihliraa nl Tumor Moot-
I liar. I'lIKo H,
Thi'll Hnapootn Aro Mold lly Hhorlff.
I'iiko .
Knny lloya Will AKond Cnmp on Itow
Itlvi-r. l'm:o M.
Thhil Hhlfl in Mo I'm on nl HiiiIiik-
fli'ld Mill July I:'. I'oko
lloliorl Ilollnr, Nniod Hhlp Owner. In
Klttft'lto. I'HKo 6.
Noilly Full t:,ow .,f Cur llopnlroro
Now lit Work In Kimono. Viirda.
I'nuo k.
Ho Mlny firdor lo Inlllitto Iaiko
Clnaa Nolo. I'nuo X
Horvlro I'm la Awiinloit to Htiiiuliird
til .MiinoKor llnio. I'iil'o x
" Union to llolil HIiimiI on l.ooal
lliuilto HmilltiK HillHlny. I'iiko I.
I.nilo I'liliiily nml llriarofi
Hprlniilli hl Mill lrow llolio,l to Kindt
Mr., In u oiKtliitK. I'iiko 3.
lllla-llrlKKB I'., in III. a lo I Aniiilnl
Iti'iiiiii.u Jniv ia i'uo t
lloya of " ".i, , TVlila Ni ur Collni.-.
(Iiova. I'iiko 3
Now N
nnd IVraonnla. I'nuo J.
SiMirlM
Trout to l I Mai i Unit od In Wcatorn
ino i on my, I iiko 0.
Il i l,,r-1 in UI (iiikii nnd flurairo
moo Aro TwIllKht Ihkiio Wlnnora.
1'nKo A.
.ookuo lluaolnttl Itoaulla. 1'nKO 4.
TAFT ENJOYED HIS VISIT
Jl'KTiri: Ai-i'itu i ti:h iiosim.
I Vl.li V KIIOU .N IX llltlTAI.V
ilty ihi AMMoi'iiitcd I'reiM.)
CAMMIlllHiK. July 7. Chi.r Jun.
tlco Tfl, liitiiinv Km i-n.l of hm vlnll
U J-.tlKllllliI, JlttM IlMki'il (tin Aimtn-lultxl
irmn tu Inrnnn tlm Aincrltiin iitfinlit
of llm MiliMiiliil rpt'.tpiititi nnd kIowiiik
(io.Mnlity ho hnjt rm-civcit fnm On
MiHIkIi. itffuro iNivlnir tutiliflit fur
Ativiili-on. HtotlntHl, uht-ro In will ro-
nlvn ttnulhrr lioituriu v tliicruu. he
My trrrtliiifm imvo hnwn no m-ncr-
otm inn mu KiiK-nrt'ly ourilltil (hm 1 uni
uniihln Id flint nunltt ii(i"iifiti'Iv (o
(mvt'V my KiiiiHu.l.-, hut 1 cunnot
mlp fiu'linir t hut KnirhiutrH warm
iimntfi'tftiluti. wnro imt tuwurtl inn nn
uti InUlv ittuiil hut In my ruimrlty an n
roprwMliillvo of (ho in 11 1 Ion of
Aitmrli'iina ovomi-nn."
!r. Tu ft will rpcclvo tho honomry
dtmm ttf it or tor of civil Uw from
Ahtmtiwii university.
BOXER TROUBLE FORGOTTEN
anti-fo!u:h;n hi;ntimi;nt
iis.i'ii:ici:i
(Cnrrpandenoa( llm AwhkUU1 Pro)
1'KKIN. Juno S. Anll-ruii'iif n ht-n-
liiiont in Norllmrn t'hina which
rini-hiMl it clliiinx In Iho hoxir titiriH-
liir of litou, him iliHiiiipcitrtxt In 1h
opinion of Iho IVltlu nnd Tuninin
I'lini'H,
ThlH pnprr rontrndK thut tho ron-
diirt c f tin roiM'iit rlvll witr nciip
kin nml TP'niHln wlthnul n itiiKl' "
port'd himtll" ni't touiirdM fori'tKitorn
h Hiiffli'iciit proof thiil th t hlnt'No no
fir ftl niiiiifroiilKtu towanlK tlif
tuil lonnln of otlmr rnuntrlfii.
Tho pnpor point to nnmo null
HrltiHh ffi'Itim In Hoiithcrn t'hhm. dim
dm Iniihlllty of tho Urillwh colony
ClintOll tO I't't'ORfllZO Iho t'lllllllH of
ho funitht'in liiidt-r, whllo it hIinIIiii'
uttlttido In hIiowii towurd th1 .lupun
pur. MimrinHi oHlhuntlH nmy ho
pm-lMl, IhHikii Iho Thiion. hilt It
llovfH th noHHiliillly of nnv K'-iicriil
iittti-foi-flKH ntdinivnl linn pinu'd.
REE STATERS IN CONTROL
.Alttil'. Nl'MllKKS Ol'- lNSCIMilCNTS
C'AITI'lir.K IIY TIMMH'S
(lly tho Aiwoclntod l'roaa)
Ulilll.lN. July 7. Tho iiillvltlon of
no froo atnto forooa In (ho provlni'ia
a liiilli'otoil hv Iho Intoat olfhlal ro-
porln nro niootniK Willi lomlilolo nue-
oaa. InrKo niiiiiliont or lUMirK"m roii
InutiiK to ho f'Htilorod.
Tho lliololialmr inilVomont In tho
llllla aniilh r luililill la rnplilly np-
lironihiiiK m 'ox. vlituiilly wholo
rovliiK lunula of Irii'Killiila holiilf diiv-
n Into r.looaiiiKton.
Tho. lotnl liumlior or irroKunuo n,
thoro la phii'od lit moro llinn n.
Iloro nro iioralHlonl ruiiion i"
nnmn llo Vnloin nml Kmkllio f'hll-
di in imvo boon aoon In I Ilia dlatrlct.
hut Ihono Imvo not noon voruii'ii.
PARAFFINE BLAST IS FATAL
WOMAV IN CANMXI I III 11 m
iu'hm:i t iI'tii
nniiTl.ANIV flro.. July 7. Mr.
Bnrnh lluhhnril, li yvnn old, dlo.l lo
dny nl li hoapllnl from hurtm niifforod
Thurmlny hy nn oxploalon of piirnf-
""Mrn. lliihhnrd wnn cnnnlnn fruit nnd
,t it onn of tmmfflno on tho
alovo to molt for tiro In nonllmf tho
nm of fruit. non nun imi
to romovo it rrom mo m...
nlodod. Ihn flying flnmiw mittlnn flro
lo ltor clothing.
MINNESOTA IS SHIVERING
THMI'KHATrill' KKWl I'ltl'.KA-
INO I'OINT AUK. Ili'x:imi'f.i
MOOllllMAP, Minn., July 7.
Tonipornluron not mr iron, , . .
nif point worn i , , ' '
Ion durlmr III" lnt M '''' '''J"1' "
mr to 11. M. Hponi'or, Unlu-d Htnton
hoJrtn "from Norrh Pitkotn, howl
3(1 rtoffrooB nml Wnmurck, N. U., 40,
with llKht froHtn. .
A minimum I. . "m.d.
EUCENE, LANE
DEFEATED IN SENATE
Voto to Invoke Existing Rule on
I anil Debate is 45 to 30,
Nino Less Than Rcquiiecl i
LA FOLLETTE ATTACKS BILL
s . .
Claims Measure Worse Than
Dinglcy, Paync-Aldrich
COTTON SCHEDULE RAPPED
Sciinlor 1-MirfMH-N Vlll llmt Miiii-
nvm would ( oimliii r It II Not nn
uii-r of SttH-h in it on
MHlt or UimiJi-ii .tliilti
WAHll INti'J'ON. Julv 7 Ui n-nl .,f
Uiu Iti puhliiiin motion for rliitn on
(ho lulmitiutnitloii Unit lull and u
oi.iiiiitno uitiii-k on limi iiH-uhtiiu hy
.Hiiuilor it J-'olh-lto, ut WiffcoiiMin, u
iCi'puhlii un me inour of ihu couniiiitiiv
tiliit ittporii'd it. liuitllicd todav'M urn.
(-filiiiKi in tho Hi.-nut. Tho volo to
llivoku tiib cxiatlnic cluturo l ulo won ib
to lib, ur nine h.t tlniii ihu in ri j.:iiy
two-tlilriln imijonty. Tho Dnnocnilh
wtrru a. unit aHuiiiNi tho motion who-h
wan oiipoHtd iiUu Iy fivo Ut'iiuhlirunif.
Ilotv iho Sirtnilu Umtl I ji
i iiu roll cull iuIiuwh:
I'mV tlm mutton:
lU-puhiiifui iiu 1 1, liumum. Caldr.
Clllip.T, l.UIUH, iupont, iJdici-, Kikiim.
r.riiat. r t-rnuiii, i- raitif . f K'IiiikIiuv-
Cooduitf, Jliilf, itiirifld. jul.n-
oil, Juiltf. Of VVliullliiKtoii; KflioKK.
Kcyt'ii, iituii, I unroot, Jilhw, .Mtl'wr
iiiltk, Miurnhrr, McKinliy, Mt:Lun,
.Mi'.Nory, eiMon, .Nifwln-rry, Nichoi-
muii, .Nurhct'k. i'tldiv. 1'fiiiirr. I'hmtiit.
j I'oindi'XiiM', jtiiwtioii, hli i tmlKi-.
Hinout, isiHiicm-, istoriniK. Huttici land.
1 owimi-iid, udMnorth, ui rvn and
Willi j.
AkKiiMt tho motion:
ItopuhliiiitiH Uuruh, Mrundfvo,
Lu i-'ollt-ttu, Momt nod Norm. i. -
iJisnocruta AbIiUIui, irounMiLrd.
' Cuiuway. CulbeiHull, Uuil. l''lctvnoi-
lii'iiy, llarriM, HuiriHon. tlcflm, Joiivm
I rr fiow Muxlco; ivtMidni-k, KUik,
JVIyom, ovorman. iiwcn, I'M t titan,
l'omerono, Hunitdull, KohniHon, hlip
paid, HhmlrfH, MiintnunH, bmltli, Hiun
l'y. Hwtinson, Tratnint-il, t itdt rwood,
WuIkIi. of MaHiiachUHcttH, and Walsh,
of Montana SU.
Total iiKiilnul sr.
Covcrlntf tho flnit of a promised
HtrM'n of nilurk on tho turlif, Ktni
tor l.a Kollftto diM'lnrt'd tho only way
tho ttupiihlloan parly could bo navcil
from dofoat In tho coiiKronnloniil olo
t Ions in Novombor mid from "Utiuui
tol'" In tit u proHldomlal oloclloti in
11124 tH to rucommit tho bill for re
writ ing on tho.hiudM of "tho old It''
publican principle- of mcrop t(tialix
Inif Iho difforonfo In tho rout of pro
durtlon nt homo nnd a broad. If that
could not bo done, ho added, tho vti
dilation nhotild ho iibiinilonoil.
Chnmotorixlnrf tho hill nn ovon
wotno than tho l'MiiTb-y and I'ayno
AldrlVh lawn which ho do-lnrod, Ind
onunod tlto polltiml ttppwtH in 1!U0,
1014 nnd 19KJ. S.-nalor Im. Kol
lotlo nnkt'd IiIh rolloiiKUOH if tliey
thought tho pooplo hnd forpotton; if
limy IhouKht tho pooplo would
'Vnlnily iKTt'pi. tho hurdonH In 1 1 -2
which they ho dorlnlvoly rofusod to
onrry in lull nnd 1312."
riiilum lnf!umteH Vhv ItliHlKimi
"1'owerful must bo tho inf Itionrcp
whtvh can bludifoon throiiKh thia lop.
inlalion," ho mid, "when too political
liadini reopoiiHiblo for It know thnl
it tun tho defeat of their party nnd
Iho end of tho political liven of in nut
of tho leaden roHponihto for thit
bill."
Taklnif up upTlflrally. the. rottin
Hehrdlllo lit tho bill, ISi-tuitor I,n Kol
lotto declared tho rnh'H n reported
to tho Retiato In man- Instance, wore
front 11 to DO per cent hinher thnn
thoo lu the exlstimr tnttit llo nuld
tho rnmmitlco majority hod removed
"ono nf tho many Jokers Flipped Into
Iho t'oilon itehedule" nml lowered
Homo nitcH ho that tables of oumpari
hoii he had oared woro not oxaet
ly necuritie. llo added, however, thai
ho umliTHtood tho rommltteo major
iiy did not intend to lowor tho rote.1
below tho level of Iho l'ayno-Alilrieh
law nnd presented many table to
show that I he eotton mnnufaeturerp
hud prospered under tho Underwood
low rut en,
Senator Smoot, of Tlah. ranktni;
lleptihllcan on the finance committee,
defended tho eotton m-hodule, deelar
Inir that the nveraire of the rnto wan
not above the nveraire In tho T'hder
wood law. thouKh some were higher.
( MherM, ho added, were lower. He
nnld tho committee ronlorlty still wi
work I mi on tho nel.edulo and would
brliur In new amendment nnd thai at
tho proper tlmo ho would present nn
annlynln of tho nehedulo to tho somite.
lllntH nl renoiuil lntepetn
Tloturnlnff to bin nttaek. Senator Ta
Folletlo expreiwed the whdi that sonn
lom would ronslder Iho Inrlff bill not
hm nwnora of ntm-k In cotton mills,
woolen mlltn and other InduHtrles hut
m reprenentntlves of tho peo?ilo irlv
Inff attention to tho effect of the nites
n iin epMutner. If thin were not
d of on ted, ho warned, sooner or Inter,
ill the preMont HeimtorH would ho ro
oiovhI in n "revolullonniy way hy
Iho ballot hnx of cnui-nn."
lleforo the voto on cloture. Sennlor
WaiKon, of Indiana, delivered n vlir
oroim iiddreHM In Hiippnrt of the clo
ture motion, ehurclmr that the pom
ocrntn woro comluctinir nn "ndrolt"
fillhuiter nn nn to prevent pnalni? of
tho bill until lust before the Novem
ber election without tlmo heinir frlv
en either for tho .effect of t( onern
lion to bo felt or for the Uentibllcnn
lo explnln It ndequntely. tq tho coun
try. Fitltlt V'tilt PoonV Tnn.inunt
Roniloe Wnlaon ddnrnd tho oue
tton nt Iwue wo whether the nemitc
wn to fiMvHon: wheihr tho pnHy
which eime tnto nower with n mn1o
Pv nt 7 "On Oflo vote, vo to keen It"
ned-rt to the tieopl" thnt the tnr'ff
would he revised. Th nnestlon he
contU'1"'l, wn mee ipmovtnnt thin
the tnr'ff e th peid'orn' bonM or the
shin unhnliiv. which h 'd. nnly
"mero lnoidentH" In tho llfo of tho nn
,,0Aftor tho do I ro TJjT - -JJl PT''
(Continued on Pnf 4. Column I)
COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY.
NO ADJOURNMENT UNTIL
BONUS BILJDISPOSED OF
ISIX'I! IH I'KOMIHM SI7' lOlt'l'lf
HI'. NATO It .Met I'M HI :H
ANMiiiimft Cilvcii Mih, H. It. iSinlth,
Who Vnwtito I'cililfin Ilcnrlnip
Mlllloit NlfciiiiturcH
WAKIIINflTONTTIily 7. "Thoro
'will he no MdJoiiintiM nt of roiikroKH
until tho HulilionT c.omem'iiiioii bill
Iiiih been fttiule ll law. It will h(r taken
up and di'fio-d of under a him.cIilI
iiHreemeiit uh noon mm tho tmlff bill Im
pHHHed,"
Thin pfomlun wiih made today by
Henulor ilct.'umlmr of North Dakota,
chairman of Iho finance rominlttco, to
Mim. II, 11. Hmllh, of Whitman, Mumh,,
who delivered a thhd petltlnti bearlntr
u million HiKiiuturoH for tfiuctim nt of
the hoiiiiH bill. .
Mr. Hmllh, flrcHwd In tho uniform
of tho Hal vat Ion Army, wiim accom
pli tiled by n mroro of wounderl vi'ter
uim from tho Walter Jcecd Kenorai
ln.Kj.lhiI when ttliu preyenltd the mu
morlal, "I I'M heavy nnd rwrinlnly hn ome
weKht." Mild Henotor .MH.'ntnber, uh
hu KriiMpeil thti bundle.
"W'tt bono It will have Kotnn ureltrlit
ill the Hcmito." AlrM. Hmlth lOHoonded.
it will," tlto collator re plied.
HAGUE. RUPTURE AVERTED
HT.VITS JF XKIS'ATKI) l'ltOP-
KIITV IN III RSIA, ISSfK
(By Iho Aaaoelntod rroiw)
TIIK IIAfJUK. July 7. Tho llnitlio
ronroronco followltiK the dnimntli'
PHtliwny or (lonod'H fnmod poncliivo,
enmo very nonr a rlipliirn lodnv. tho
liwuo on which tho dottfoionro thn'ut
onod lo apllt holnit iho trontmont of
cunflnoiLtoil proporty In KuxhIh.
Whnt Itiinxla propoMil to do In the
wny of rontltutlon nn oxplnlnod of
ficially by Mmhll IJtvlnorr, tho llui
alnn apokonmnn. loll :k a co,I
nhowor on lha erv-tnnt doloiraloa.
Sir I'hllllp l.loyd-Urfutnc, Iho llrl'lxli
dotoirntlon moinbor, nroao nnd do-clnrt-d
It wnn porfoolly nhaurd lo
cortlnlin tho dlrcuitalon unload more!
nntlafuctory naaurnncon wero forth-'
oomlnir. "nly H. Kmaaln "Kmioiln
tho conolllnior." nn ho ta tiofrlnnln to
bo railed naved tho day hy nutcireKt-:
Inif mildly that controvornlal mattora
ho loft naldo for th moment nml a;
real effort he made find a common!
Kround hnaod on miltnl ndvnntasr. j
TO RUSH ROOSEVELT ROAD
If I a If W A Y COMMISSION ASKS
( u V K 1 1 1 M r-N T I TO JOIN
MATlHIiriKlJi. Ore.. July 7.
"Tho Htnto hlKbwny onminlfcinn plans
to piiKh the Hoo.-evvlt hlR-hwny to
completion nn rapidly ntt fund tire
mndo nvailnblo and to nld in the
irroAteat way It ham asked tho fcdonil
Kovornment to Join In construction of
tho Hamo from forest us well ns from
post rond fundn wid oo-openitlort in
now hclntr Klven by tho federal pov
ornont from both depajftmen'n," wild
It. W. Itooth, chairman of tho high
way committee nt a dinner (riven by
tho Marshfleid chamber of oommerco
to Governor Oleott and tho rond
builders tonight.
The ro h an hoen ct pe nd ed on t h e
ffouth and - north road popularly
known n tho lloosovelt lilchway.
$3.R6f.,30Q ditdrlhutcd tliroiiRont nil of
tho const counties. Hut lltuo. how
ever, hn been expanded In 1-nno or
DnuRliu'. On tho rond connecting
with tho ItooovoH hlRhwny h:tn been
ex pen led IS. 376. 70.1.
MAN TO LOSE PEDAL POWER
BACK TO WOODS IV HARK FKET
IS SMITH'S AnVK'IC
T.OS AXOKMCa, .Inly 7. Tho hu
nmn race In destined to loso tho power
or walking If tho present tendency
con'inues to Ha ultimnto conclusion
in tho process of evolution, nccord
ing to Ur. H, Kondiick Smith, who
rend, a tochnlcnl paper hero today nt
tho nntlonnl Ontoopnthlo convention
Trolley earn bc'jran tho retroRrado
process, ho declared nnd nutomobilen.
elevators, escnlntors nntl Innumerable
other contrivances conspire to keep
human beings off their foot during
tho most of their waking hours. As
a result, ho said, we nro becoming n
rnco of weaklings from tho hips
down.
Unck to tho woods In hnro feet with
plenty nf running would make over
tho human race, Pr. Smith said, nnd
ho recommended that nil pntlenta be
persuaded to utlllzo their root and
legs moro completely for tho purpose
for which thoy wero constructed.
SHIP GROG HEARING SLATED
IIKAUIXO TO CilVK AIJi CIIAXCE
TO AIU VIEWS
WARIIINTrTON', July 7. Attorney
General iaughtry hn arranged to
condurt n hearing next Thursday on
tho question of tho legality of pro
mising tho rnlo of Intoxicating bov
orngen on shipping honrd vessels. It
was lenrnod today nt tho department
of Justice
Tho hearing, U wnn Bald at tho Jus
tice department, will glvo nn opopr
tdntly for nil Interested to present
their views nnd will nld tho nttorney
general In fnYmulntlng his opinion ns
to the legnllty of sale of liquor nbonrd
American vessels beyond tho terri
torial limits of tho United 8tntc. This
opinion, recently was. nuked for by
Secretary Mellon. v .
DISTILLERY WAR LAUNCHED
VANISHING MOVOU STOCKS TO
IW IXQI'IRKD INTO
WAHII1NOTON'. July 7. Tho
federnl prohibition enforcement di
vision has launched a nation-wide
cnmnnlitn ngnlnnt dlHtlllerles with In
explicably diHnpiUMU'luff stocks of
liquor, it was learned touny.
Investigation is being mndo nil over
the country nnd especially in Ken
tucky, officials paid, of tho stocks of
liquor hold by dlntlllorlea nnd wher
ever thoro aro found to bo shortages
tho plants are 'being aolzed by prohi
bition agents,
JULY 8. 1922
IN FLEE FOR LIVES
Tonls Sheltering Construction
Crew of Guthrie & Co, Wiped
Out By forest Flames
SOME PIMP GREEK
Thrilling Scenes Enacted in
Rock Creek Region
RANGER AND FAMILY SAVED
From the Hirt of a It biz Ins Fotcm
in luixtiTti TlUmnook Coujily a
Soutliuru I'a ific Flro Truiu
3lukut 'J'iincly Humtuu
lOUTI.S'lJ. Ol.."juIv 7.i'Sni. l!.t
to the itcg.Hivr.j u'lun a furcm nro
in tho Jtock cruek rotfion about two
liilka from tho Clatmju c-ouniv l.m.
and along tho Oregon Aiiiuiiean Um
uor (.umjj.iiiy ruilroad lino, HWt-pt
over thw hill into a couutruction cumu
of A. (Juihrio und company, of l'un
land, a intn in tho camp fled for
tln ir lives and many had either nar
row eMc-apes or excil.Hg experienceH.
Homo of the men look to tho creek
near tho cun.p and stayed in tho wat
er for hour, noine sleeping in a gulch
wero not disturbed when the Ilro
Hwept over their heads, and others fied
with their Bounty belonging under
their arnm to places of uafety. Tho
tu.ni p. whii-h coiiMHted mouily of tWiits,
wan 'JompMely wipfd out.
JiHH Cump, Uuinaguii Uridifcs
HeNtiti-M deHtro.Vtng the camp. Home
of the bridges which the construction
cumiiiiny m bunding wero slightly
damaged. The men of the camp hive
to alter their experiences and joined
other gitnKa in fighting the fir?. V. H.
.MacKTcffor, miinatfcr of the mil road
compuiiy. reported that tho fire was
not Herious as fur as destruction of
timber wum concerned. The flumes
woro keeping to the ground nnd spar
ing tlu crowns of the tree. Natt Mc
Uougnll, of A. (tuthric und company,
.said that tho flro loss suffered ut the
camp was not large and that the con
struction work would only be delayed
about two weeks.
From tho heart of a blazing forest
in Kastei n Tillamook county, a fire
patrol ranger, his wife and son, were
nwued by n .Southern Pacific fire
train last night, after a thrilling bat
tle with tho walls of flameB which
encompassed tho littlo family.
A report of the rescue was received
today by K, H. King, superintendent
of the Southern Pacific company.
from tho fire train forco which
brought tho patrol's family to safety
at Timber. -
Itclft-vcil to llo II. C. Hoover
Plnco C. C. Scott, secretary of the
Forest Fire Patrol association, hud
not rocoived advico from tho flro dis
trict, ho was unable, to give tho name
of the lunger, although It Is believed
that H. C, Hoover, patrolman near
Holding, ntuy havo been the ono ros
eu"d, Two flro trains linv been main
tained by the Southern Puciflc com
pany in the Tillamook area since the
beginning of fires on tho summit of
iho couhl range.
Lust night ono of tho trains was
making lis regular run over the lino
when u ran into a wall of flumes and
a litter of fallen snugs.
Hinco tho ilames camo from a di
rection that hud not boen anticipated
tho firo crow feared for the saiety ot
a ranger's family near tunml No. US.
nli lire hoses playing Irom the
tank cars, tho train ru.heu through
tho blazing Limber, found tno t am iiy
entirely encompassed by tiro und
rutdieu them through to Timber.
Hammond Co. Is Loser
Tho Hammond Lumber company
reported lo iho Southern Pnclfic com
pany today Unit It hud lost a squaro
niilo of green timber und that tho fire
was running into mojfo of tho heavy
jjutnd.
A special train of lit) men was
rushed to the nro scene yesterday by
tho Hammond company. Tho South
ern I'acific has large forces of men
working in the district.
lnsi night several bridges nnd one
tunnel caught fire, but wero not seri
ously damaged, as -the fire trains ur
rlved lu lime to check tho flames.
Tho serious firo situation in the
Tillamook forests was not greatly
changed this afternoon, according to
C. C. S'-ott. ltetween &00 and 600
men, Including those from the logging
camps, wero battling the flames
around Timber, West Timber, Coch
rane and Bold in g. Mr. Scott said that
he hnd hnd no definite reports from
the scenes of tho fires.
Ira I n Crows Have Stiff Fight
Ho said that the crews and fire
trains were probably holding their
own, but that their fight would be n
stiff one on account of tho naturo of
tho country In which tho fire woro
raging.
Another flro was reported today
along the Columbia and Nehalem
river road, near tho Davis croek log
ging camp. Full details had not been
reported to the patrol association to
night, but the district had been most
ly logged over nnd only In places hnd
it broken out of control nnd burned
Into tho edges of the green timber.
Several crews were dispatched to th
flro and begun fighting It early this
morning.
Man Pint Hnrrlblo oPnth
KTaAMATH FALTS. Ore, July 7.
P. T. Hamilton, aged 42, died today
from Injuries received yesterdny
when n logging, truck upset crushing
his bnd' nnd pinning him .beneath n
stream or boiling water from the
burst rndlntor. He remained In that
position fifteen minutes bo f oro extri
cated, and tho flesh was almost en
tirely scalded from ono arm. Ho
leaves a widow and two sons.
Tjogn Drift Into Columbia
ASTORIA, Ore., July 7, T-nrgo
numbers of logs hnvo drifted Into the
Columbia river nonr he os tho re
sult of n. raft of tho Isoyes Holland
Logging company breaking from Its
moorings In the West port slough, op
nosito Kerry. Wednesday night, and
t oaring out othor rafts, Marino men
fear tho logs may provo ft menace to
navigation. Tho loss to logging com
panies tins been placed at f 5000c
U. S. CROP INSURANCE FOR
FARMERS McNARY'S PLAN
KESOIjL'TIO.V IH INTRODUCED BY
OIUX;ON SKNATOH
Mr. Mf-Nary 8h Number of Serious
JlazordH May lio Included
In a Policy
WAHIIINOTON'. July 7. Investiga
tion by a joint congressional commis
sion of tho advisuidllty of providing
crop liiHuranco for farmers woji pro
posed In a resolution today by Senator
AicNary, republican, Oregon.
Citing sucens of slato hall and fire
Insurance given farmers. Senator Mc-
Nary, In explaining his proposal, said
ho realized it would not be practicable
to enact legislation covering all the
hazards lo which crops are subjected.
"But a number of serious hazards
may be In a policy." he said. "If
legfHlotion of this character can be
worked out, money made lit tho fat
years would assist In carrying the
farmer over tho lean years,
"Tho principle Involved In any plnn
of agricultural Insurance must be
such as will safegunrd tho farmer
against unavoidable lessen and at the
same tlmo permit him to obtain In
surance nt n cost which he can afford
to pay. It Is those principles tho In
quiry cnmmltteo will seek to discover
and when discovered to write Into leg
islation.
Senator McXary said tho present
congress had dono much to better
farm conditions and had "shown a
sympathy for rural problems quite
beyond that displayed by congress
for years, but," ho said, "past neglect
had catised unrest in many farm
communities."
ANNUAL SUGAR TILT STARTS
AN OVFRVIOIIT ADVANCK (W 20
CKNTS IS RECORDED
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 7. Annual
advance In sugnr prices has started.
At the time of year when the con
sumer begin to buy sugar for home
canning purposes the refineries ap
pear to make It th?ir hounden duty to
charge considerable more for the pro
duct. Not satisfied with a 20-cent ad
vance made Thursday night, the Cal
ifornia refineries notified the local
wholesale trade this morning of
second advance of! 10 cents. Thus
sugar prices went up 30 cents per 100
pounds overnight. This makes the
new wholesale price $7.40 per 100.
effective Saturday morning.
With berry prices hiph nnd with
sugar prices going higher, it is quite
probablA that not a few housewives
will decide to wait for late fruits for
home onnnfntr. In the hone that lower
nrfes will pmvnil. at least in the
fruit line, by that time.
SAX FRANCISCO. Julv 7. The
Cnllfornia-Hnwniiayi refineries an
nounce an advance of 30 emt per
hundred poundH In the price of re
fined enne sugar. Instead of "0 cents
ns rrfn-iAnpiv announced. The new
nrlce Is ?6.f0.
LADIES OF KLAN SIMILAR
PUDPOSES MFOH SASHS AS THOSE
OF KLANSMKN
SALEM, Ore., July 7. Purposes of
the Taadies of the Invisible Empire,
a women's auxiliary of the Ku Klux
Klan, as defined In articles of incor
poration, filed here, aro declared to
be much the samo as those of the
klan.
Tho filing of the articles was made
with the corporation commissioner
lato yesterdny by R. H. Sawyer.
Luther I. Powell, Rush H. Davis and
Fred L. Glfford, all of Portland, and
all listed ns members of the supreme
grand council of the order.
Gifford is tho exalted cyclops of tho
Ku Klux Klan In Oregon.
The nrticles of incorporation ex
plain the objects and purposes of the
organization as being to develop
physical nnd mental capacity of its
members and others: to promote bet
ter acquaintanceship and closer asso
ciation between its members: to pro
mote and preserve the American free
public school system: to preserve the
purity and supremacy of the white
race, and to unite, in one Inseparable
bond, tho Protestant women of the
world."
NEW COMMITTEE OF G. 0. P.
WALTER TOOZE SELECTS 3rEN
TO HANDLE PARTY AFFAIRS
PORTLAND. Ore., July 7. An
nouncement of the appointment of a
new executive committee to handle
the party's campaign for the coming
general election was made today by
Walter L. Tooze, Jr., newly-elected
Republican state chairman. Those
named were:
Rruce Dennis, La Grande; Lloyd
Riches, Vale; Harold Baldwin, Prlne
ville; Roy D. Smith, Hood River; E.
C. Klrkpatrick, Dallas; WMllard L.
Marks, Albany; George Neuner, Jr.,
Roseburg; John C. Kendall, Marsh
field; E. E. Blanchnrd, Grants Pass;
Sumpter S. Smith, Medford; Mrs. Lee
Davenport, Mrs. C. E. Runyon, Mrs.
A. M. Dibble, Mrs. Julius Loulsson,
Mrs. W. M. Cake and Mrs. F. O.
Northrup, Portland; Mrs. Louis E.
Porozzi, Ashland; Mrs. John A. Car
son, Sr., Salem; Miss Anna M. Lang,
The Dnlles, and Mrs. Henry Honninic-
sou, Oregon City,
HARDINGS REST ON HEIGHTS
UNIONTOWX CARAVANSARY IS
A1IOUK OV COUVLE
(By tho Associated Proas)
tJNIONTOWN, l'a., July 7. Prosl
dont and Mrs. Harding arrived Into
today for n night's rest In tho moun
tains at a hotel near hero. Thoy will
loavo ln tho morning on tho Inst lap
of tho nutomohllo Journoy from Mar
lon, Ohio, to Washington. Tho pres
ident expects to reach tho White
House hetoro evening.
Today's L'iio-mllo trip from Colum
bus wns without Incident oxoopt for
a stop nt New Concord. Ohio, where
n doctor of lnws degreo wns conferred
on mo president oy Muskingum col
lego. Largo crowds along1 tho routo nt
various points, among them many
miners, gave tho president a cordial
greeting,
DEATH PENALTY PAID
Slayers of Sheriff Til Taylor
Hanged at State Prison at
Early Hour Yesterday
BOTH COOL ANO COLLECTED
Condemned Men Mount Scaf
fold Without Assistance
CLAIM OF INNOCENCE MADE
Kxccutloiu Drine Number of Hang-
ings for Samo Crime I'p to Throo,
Kelt Hart Having Paid Pen-
lly In N'ovcber, 1920
fiAIyKM. Ore.. .Ttilv 7 Tl. -ni.i-
and Klvle D. Kirby. convicted of par
ticipation in thn imiihI.. oi ...
Til Taylor of Umatilla county, during
ToJ at Pendleton In Julv.
1320. lost their two-year legal fight
tO escape exemiHnn anA . v. J
at the state penitentiary this morning.
Both the men Vpr ene1 -
el to the last, mounting the 19 steps
iu .no gcaiioia witnout sssistancs.
Rathfe waa tha ft. t k . .
He arose as usual il.nn -.i.
aml ate a hearty breakfast and -was
7""" me aentn enamber at 8:28
uciwk. aikw Dy Warden Jamea
! .ewfa if h hnrf mvihi-.
nathie replied from his place on the
scaffold:
"I know I am Innocent of the
crime for which I am hanging. I
rav God to forgive the men who
nae sentenced me. I forrive every
body. I have no hard feelings toward
anyone."
AS the hood Wll mlac.. a..- VI.
head Rnthle murmured a praver. The
trap was sprung at 8:30 o'clock and
he was prnnoun"ed dead at 8:4S.
Slvns Konmtlv Thmntrh Night
Ttathle slent soundlv throughout the
night, acording to Warden Lewis, hut
was the more nervous of the two
after entering the death chamber.
Klrhy was perfectly composed as
he entered the death chamber and
counted the scaffold. His onlv In
dication of nervousness was shown
during the night when he rose from
his bed twice and paced his cell. Uke'
Rathle he ate a heartv hreakfast nnd
walked to the execution room without'
assistance. He was chewing gum as
he was dronned through the tran at
8:64. The physician, pronounced him
dead at 9: OS. ......
As Klrhy stood beneath the cross
bar of tho scaffold. Warden T.ewis
asked him If he had a statement to
make.
"No sir." Kirby replied.' ' ' ',
Rov. Father T W. Roche, assistant
pastor of Saint Joseph's Catholic
church at Salem, who attended both
of the men during their last hours,
leaned over and spoke to Kirby, and
the condemned man added:
Sets TJp Claim of Innocence '
"T nm Innocent, everybody knows."
Klrhy's father nnd mother, who
were with their son much of the time
yesterdav. left Salem for their home
near Taklma. Wash., before the hour
of the execution this morning.
About 40 persons. Including the '
coroner's Jury, physicians, prison of
ficials and newspaper men. witnessed
the hangings. Two men fntnted dur
ing the proceedings. .
The executions of Rathle and Klrhv
bring the number of hangings for the
murder nf ShniHff To.. I
Nell Hart, who confessed to having i
n. i , i l . . , . ..... . .
...iru inn .not wmcn Kinea tne
sheriff, was hanged here November
5. 1S20. Klovd I Henderson and
Irving I Stoop, convicted of com
plicity In the Jail break, are serving
life sentences In the penitentiary.
Rathie's body was claimed by Rev.
Father U W. Roche of Salem, who
ministered to the two men. and It will
be shipped to Idaho Falls. Idaho, to
Rathle'a mother who resides there.
Prison authorities today had re
ceived no directions for the disposi
tion of the body of Kirby and they
said It probably would be cremated.
as nroVideri hV law nrlamim -
state wards when unclaimed. Klrby'B
parents who loft here before the cxe- .
cutlon gave no directions for the dis
posal Of the bodv nccnrdlnv In lha
warden's office. i
STATE IS STIRRED BY MURDER
Kirby. Rnthle and Hart Swore to "Set
Even" with Sheriff Taylor
The brutal murdeivof Sheriff Tay
lor resulted in the most spectacular
man-hunt ever held ln Oregon.
It wns early Sunday afternoon.
July 25. 1920, that the prisoners ln
the trmatllln county Jail broke out
of their colls, killing the peace officer
nnd seriously wounding Jailor Jake
Mnrln. The runaways were led by
Rathle and Kirby, the tatter's crlm
inal name having been Jim Owens,
Marin had taken the prisoners' din
ner into tho Jail, which is a part of
the courthouse. Taylor and Guy Wy
rlck. a friend, were chatting in the
sheriff's private office, which is about
ten stops from the outside Jail door.
When Marin stepped Int. the corri
dor, after closing the outside door,
he was struck over the head with a
largo ploco of wood. Although dased.
the jnllor began putting up a hard
fight, but he wns quickly beaten
down, his keys taken and the pris
oners followed Kirby and Rathle Into
the courthouse proper.
Hnrt With Party
With these two wns Nell Hnrt. an
Tndlnn hoy, who had boon Klrby's
pnrtner in a robbery committed some
woeks before. Ho was considered a
heartless, despernto wretch although
not as dangerous as his pnrtnor or
Rathle, because ho was not aa ro
sourceful as thoy were. " '
Escaping with this bloodthirsty trio
wero Richard Patterson" and Lewis
Anderson, nrreated on forgery charg
es, and Albert Llndgrll. an old man
(Continued 0 Pag, (( Coluom ty