Morning register., August 15, 1922, Image 1

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fttEEIOTlIt
FIELDS NOiSSURED
Strike Virtually Broken When
Mine Workers and Oporators
Roach an Agreement
MilETOBTODl!
Both Sides Have Accepted In
Principlo All Details
WAGE SCALE DRAFT BEGUN
jpwimul PrmUtiH t IU'-nutMItt.
. IM Airtl will Sew Omiracit
llww I'ntll N't Mnrrli l
(lly the AMorlntoil l'r-")
' CUSVKI.ANU AK. M. Tlio ft
el lrlko virtually liroknn m
Ml but rulri'l worn that thr
tt!il lsiln ' rtiiwnt "
wwn tll !liltl Ml" Workor limt
plor, oimtrollliiK nn iilimml mil
cut of Klxy million toin, wuillil b l
lux) until tomorrow.
Tht wsnlnit ut Hie contract will
Ktutllr Mid the utrlke III Mir.
All MH ' l'"' rinrltl wore
jpffPl.J In prlnrltiln by lolli ntlnra
ui gprior. nnJ th nrlunl lri at
Ifct tmtr"l w Ml t ub-ram-BltiM.
whlrh roiitlmioil lt work Into
tksllht. Th iirluitl elKnln of llio
toclmri. t'lvddrtit John 1. Ia-wl. f
tkt mln, mM. I Mt follow
nMtlflt tomorrow of tho union'
poller wmmtiuw.
Drafting of wmko Mat wan tttin
tsn'lht at rloxl confrrottro of soft
eo oprrator and mlnvm hr.
All fMrnttal for tho contrm-i wpre
gjtdtrcloatt to hv Ufn nunruvrd,
vt th actunt Intuitu of tho mb
stnt wa loft to n uu-commm4t.
Xot of fh olhrr ronforoo. howovor,
Knulittd bohlml tho cIojnk! door of
lb conference room, Completion of
U contract iturtnK lit nlKlit wa pm
dictcd by thaw comlnif from tho run.
tmnce. Tb ttsroemvitt. It wit ttl,
wotiltl provlila for ro-rthlliihtnonl of
trtlrft thttt wrrt offot'tlv Inn!
April I, and tho now contract would
run until next Mnrrh SI.
Pretfldnl f'um.I'llKllmr Omnmlltm
It wm ntio drlilod to ttiihlth
fir-t.ftmllnif rommlttoo of ttdvlnory
jkiwmi for thn nurimne nf donllnjc with
futyr nriiotliitlona In tlta ttoft cottl In.
diirtry.- Tb oommllto would ho
dtaMn by minor and ottorutor. with
tltt twrfonitol to bo ttnurovrtl by tho
fmUcnl.
' nrrtnni controlling npnroxlnintoly
I,QQ0.OO9 ton nnnutitly worn ropro
witwi In tho ronforonco. Thslr mlnr
trt undratood to ho In rontrttl
PennaylvntilA, woatorn t'onnavtvantn,
fndin. ItltnolB, northorit Wcat Vlr
Ht tnd MlchUnn.
I'ffltfr th dpriMlnit of tb rtnfr
Iffet. It wm undcrntood thnt any fMtft
cm! oirtoni unywhoro In tho coun
try miht bocvnio imrtto tu tho
ummtnt, tho ronpi-nln of thilr
mine to follow tmmrdtntnly. Thrno
oixntora. It Wu nld, mlltht alltn tb
Wwrmant aa Indtvtdunla or by atuto
or itittrict orsuntxntttin.
WXIi Of NOHTHWKKT il-rr CtAIj
Swators KrllojtK ml Ijchmkh lrlito
for tint UlalrllmlkMt ,
WA8HISOTON, Aim. M. Comple
lira of arraniamanta with the fodornl
walral coal dintrttiutton roiiimltlrr
nby mora limn hnlf n million ton
f coal be miivnit to tho Niirth
t within th noxt fortnight, wn
Rnotincrd Into todtty by Homitor
altoar of Mlnnraotii rind Loiiroot of
lcornln.
The two arttntnr. nftor n rnnfor
Wi with c. K. Tulllo, In rlmrito of
n Uko fllvlalon of tho t-ontral rom
' MHm, anlrt It Imd horn iirrnnnort to
ml 16.000 tona of conl to Mlnllliwn
iinliuula porta, nnd I (10,001) ton to
Mia Huimrlor iiort thin wonk, nnd
t tomorrow nrriuiKoniont would ln
fM for tho mnvomont of 400,000
to tho Hiiiirrlor mid Mlohlwut
tiorl north of Chtrawo tho tol
towina wook.
rtority Tonnnini to Iln Inmiimil
Confdlonco wn oxitrsHaoil by thr
lanifnatoia Ihiit llm priority tnnmiK
r would !, ntlraint. Tho I
JM acUvtiroct to tho Northwiwt thlH
and next, tho aonntom nnid, will
aiMMIlut,.,! Icionlly ,y tho conl com
mmeoa rocontiy ormmlaod nnd by
"i tuvomora of tlio atntca.
The altuntlon ln Ih northwerttorn
atta, W,rn mu, ,,, nu,(p w,.
It!,I llly heforo biko niivlKiitlon
". him hcon cilllalllK conHlilornhlo
that a aioKicni aurvoy miow
1 i::lJ,';mtinxa of oonl nt Inko porta
ro been fnt bolow norniul.
WA8!HNOTON,. Ailff. 14. Tho
. m altimtlon with wiirolnl rnf
iik2 ',? londltlon nrlnlnc from tho
"'hmclto atrlko and phnao. of tho
m.L T" 0 b n"ld In IMillndoliihbt
orTof ny h,,lw""' nnthrarlto opornt-
the linn !1 y,vnn,a nnrt oiitont' 01
wm 7. i . """" workom of Amcrlcn,
Whli. u lo hnvn bo,,n dtcit',il nt b
In h V,ou"" "on'oronco purtlrlpntod
Mr.. '"'dnnt llnrdlmr, Honrolnry
?ni. '. ""'"nor Sproitlo nf l-nnyl-ilt
tt 1 Boni"r l'oppor of Hint
tiMLh!,,u'""'","",0, nr " oonforoitco
btllaf .1. .""'or !'oppor oxprotwoil tho
tanou r V. BnJ"tt"ont of nil dlf-
woulit k. "m0 notrm, ill loom.
WL. "'W011' H " xplnlnod.
of I-SS! t tho nttunoatlsn
thai (liv mt Hminn when Informed
"ri to.?',11?1 l"onl would nrrlvo
alrfi', Vth "" l'opp-r.
Sen,,." ""ditry Honvnr to nttond.
" ti 1.r,"nr lInlnod tltnt ho
'Ni of Si.,h ""Wont nil tho d
!h tr 7ir L,'?(,0.nl noifotlnilona with
h"4 Cn " ,n I'nllndolphl,, nftor ho
item Or., fommlaalonod by tho nroal.
' iolnt 5 ,h opornto to moot
' Work,r,'",no1" f tho Unlloit Mlno
IN TOKAY'S
MORNING REGISTER
Wrotiior
Orction Till-mlny mimmli.,! im.l (.p.
iiiitatly tlii(.iil..,ii,t w,.iilhi.r.
Humluy a Kiiinn w.'iillici- record:
Maximum ..iiii.iiti)r, j;i iicurroaj
iiiliilnmni, m, frulpiiiuHm, .14 f
Hit ttti'h.
Mirniliiy'a w..b,.r ainllatlia: Mi,x
lliiuiil iMiniicratiiro, 7a ilomcia'
minimum, 41. ritnuo f river, i.f
fi'ot.
ICiiitflio nittl Vli Inliy
Haiti llitlla littml Work liver Wnali-
Initlon Km !. I'oko .
Advir Htmr lt..mrt of Ciiiitnlu
Anthony, I'tim. x,
I'oor Kxriit Uoiwrt Maria Hhowttirf
I'noil Hupply for Munth. I'aii,. .
Itndlo f 'om ort Tonlvht to llo Hunt Out
by Avitttorx, Ihk s,
fill llnrnor la i'liiirid for Central
Hwulim I'lunt. I'uito x,
l.uiiiljcr Klrm la I'orrru-.l Hero with
fruitful of f,o,0oo. I'ukii ,
lluatoit lti.tl, Volmiina of Mroonil
llriKun Infntitry Itonltmiit, fs .
Ctmtritft la t xtiiMNt.fl Iti-twccn city
and 1'owei" f'onccrii, !. X,
Hrliuul Will Ho llullt by itohhiit
Nmr Crow. 1'iibo X,
Ituil Cull Lender Nniiint for lill Iti it
Cro Cniiiiiuiuii, fK X.
fitnfo omrtnl Morrlea, Coromony la
t'orfiirnted Mure. 1'nn a.
Muaio fr Klr ArnuiKert. (Ireiron
Htato Hand tu l'ly Hero, l'art X,
lrcitt tlroup Croftoriea tt Makit Ku.
iteno Pernmnctit Air Itriao. I'hk 8,
llenn Cllllllllt i:xtlnlneil lo Uine
County Knrmera Veatenlny, I'nicn 8.
litutd i'rojeela Approved by County
Court. I'nifo I.
Cliadwlek lla. k In City Aftflr Vlatt In
Mlddln Weat. fan.. X.
Leitimt Auxiliary to ltntio I'umla.
face X.
Hatiy Klk Arrlvo nt city fatk am!
Kidrltea Aro Attracted: 1'axo X.
Ktro r:titltaxo I'urchnao Will It.
Voted tn November. I'ax X.
fatiio txtutity anil nton
Noway .Neighborhood Notea and Ier
aonai. I'aco 3.
Sairt
llarrlabtirir nnd Kueno Wtn In
tlnmea Httnday, I'atro X.
Hoaenberit la Vtrtor in llout with
Krttif. 1'aso fl.
Farrell Ileal Jim llarnea lit Oolf
Match. I'nire a.
Lraitoe ltaaelmll Heaulta. CnK 6.
ESPEE IMPOSES EMBARGO
IJVr-STW'K. ntl lT AND OTHKH
ffJtlslIMU,l t'.VOivH 1 A.N
ttty ihf AtMtOflnttMl !rtw
VtntTltAmK Ore.. Auir U. The
H(uiiMtrn ltiftf roll way ha Utitl n
ihttr on fhimmfiift f Mv'(okf
frutt m1 H (Hhtr prinhhU Koot
frtJMi I'wrtlwntt t tmtnrtnnl CalUurntft
fi,ntK, It ljtmn known tatluy.
Tho etmmrita titnunno wa fixmi t
irh.ra wttkh eHn off ntiMi f
etttin in tho Kmilhern tttntn (hat carry
on a eohJHiProo with rortfttnd and
For nil tminfft south f Oorlmr. rail.
rtmtl offioinU nnnotiMcpd only tlcstt
frotsht In ItfhiK ttrroiiifft ttm vtn
tfe.nt frrittht U hointi tnktn only ul-
it t flMay.
Cnmtnir tt nt th npnlnir nf tho
HOuUiftH tr"Kn orrhnnl fruit ma
Hon tho bun thr-nin to iitmb r ht$i
tncntfi to cnnncrtrit.
HtrJk0 ronttlfiontt forcfil ttm en.-
bnrKo, if wan ntiittMl, nnd IifTninto ttf
tho MHt-vrtittnty ut y chaiiiio in the
ntrikft situntion thcr wan corr
nonttinff micprtnttity a to tho tlum
tfon of the ontbttrRO,
PLANNED INGLEW00D RAID
WtTXKSH AT KlltST THIAi. OF
Ht?iSI-:S UAUKS DITTAIUH
I.OH AN'OKI.KS, Auk. 14. Th
raid tn lfwoott on Airi! 23 last wa
plnnntut nt n mfetJnR thi niKht be-
fo foiiowinir tho inHtntton of v-
pmi mm Into the Ku Klux Ktn, c
rordtmt to UMttlntony toiiny of .fluke
Hhntnticnu, onn of tho (nttfdtprM, nt
th trial of 38 niifRfd hfnttamtn on
ft'iony cltaruri Krowinx out of th
mill.
Kitftmhfmt. who h nmtorryrh ottl-
cr nt InirJtmotl. wti.t nhmit 2& or 8
woro pri'iK'tit nt tim Kin it nipptinfc thr
tht Biihwc(iH'iit itropi'iMlittKM at which
tho raid wait orKnt'il. Tho initiation
wuh ootifiitpttt by Nathan A. MuK-'r,
kltmwin of tho Klitn for lo AhrpIph
mmiy ami it wait ttiHO Ihtkcr who
nvo atrpfthma for tho nihl, tho oilt
cur toaUfh-rt, linker wan a thfilnt
in tho imwnt trial hut wh tak HI
iast wtK miff n miHtrini w tiocmrpo
today aa to Jttm.
IRREGULARSJN RETREAT
CORK. IH-ACI'ATl:l lK VAI.KIIA
Mll.lr IV IIIIHMi
(lly tho Aaaoclntcd PrcM
nfiin.' A.,.. IJ Tim Irreutlitira
Imvo ovncuiiteil Cork befoio tho nd
vnrtce of tho nntlonol troopa,
Tho Inrrark nt l''nrmoy, north of
u,vn l.t,eiit tie the tri-eituiltra
ypatoriliiy provloti to tltclr ovtictmtton.
It la riiniorotl iriiri r'liriivr
Khan, lord nmvor of Cork, hna hern
nricatoil, tosother with Mnry Mats
Hwiney. Tho wheronhoutx of Kiution do Vn
lolit romiiln h myatory. When lnat
aeon lie wna drlvlim weatwonl In a
..t .! ,..l.,n Pltlw wnm no Thltc.
day evenlna. ahortly nflor tho Ifri'Kit-
lara nita teti tno ony.
All of onatorn Oounty Cork hna now
boon taken by tho nailonnln.
ASKS PHONE RATES REVIEW
II, II. WltKY IlKtJKH XM.M.lSSIOM
Tt WWi AiVtrTllKlt MKKTINU
.,,.,, n. ., ti If II..
CJrtt,e,it "
Toroy, moniher of tho Oronon piilillo
aorvlco rommlaaion todny Introduced
at a mnntlnK of tho cmmnltuilon, a
roaottltion that tltn rnmlliiiico on iib
own motion mill another mmitlnx rel
ntlvo to tho rntea and aorvlro of the
fnolflo 'I'oiffllilioiio until Toloitinph
fiomimny In tirogon. Tho othor two
commlaalonora, tMuilrntan Nowton
Motoy unit T. M, Korrlitiin, Imvo tho
rcxoliitlon under mlvlaomeiit nml H
doHbtlmia will bo itdontod or rojootorj
Tim rcaohitlon onllx for Hto honrln
to tart In I'oriiann on iiicaun.v, Oc
tober 17, noxt,
EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
BRITAIN MOUflNS AT
NOBTHCUFFE'S BIEB
Death of Famous Publicist Has
Made Profound Impression
Upon Entiro Nation
SEfllL eiEEB 15 ENDED
Journalist Was an Outspoken
Critic in War-Timo
LIFTED CENSORSHIP VEIL
T YirKtHmt Northtiiffo Ih Arifatl
tin trmtUi of tin? iiritith I'uhiio
tu tlui i m-t that tho Artny It.
FntiMi Wat lojrly i'.tjtMld
UNIN, Auk. H. Vtmmt '
Northoiitfis liritiwh imhtiehtt, I
dita ttluy, j
It huh ntatftt that tho cji f lxr!
Nortiiiffa tivitth wn mi iifit Um, 1
r tb riiMrti at pan within thf
ln'art, wiiit-h w followt'd, hy ucrute j
blooti iKiistfnliiK'.
Tht dvafii t no ofhr official -r- j
n ?oitt ttitv toad . i'tr im
tirt'jwton In Himlanti titnn that f Iah
.sttrUti'Mf Th- ncwn wj not a. Bur- i
tiritte, tt thf buiU'tinn tiwu-(l by thei
tiot'torw for th iat w.k ilainiy In- i
iit'tl that th ttatint wait dyinii.
lorti Nrthtiftt by fur tb-l
mttxi mit-(i incurs in liritinh Jmrnai-
immt nod th firt io!iott o v-i'!
(mc'i lit wa a to what rftrt hi
Itnth wouio have on te totirl ol
tho TiniP not! hi othr n'Wjttmtprri,
which Kincp tii war hv nfronKiy op-ftoia-il
th Lloyd ior' d mini! ra
tion mt tt tirincltd.-ji, with tin? not-
t.l cci.tion of It dntim with
Irfiami, winch th Northclitfe trw.
nufittortcd throughout.
Nw of ljfrd Nortbcliff Srth
vat given out hy tho dortor who
have town ttttendins It an in the hulh-
tln: i
ViC:Otmt Korthcliffo dl,! nt 10:12
o'otork. The rntt w irfoctly Mare-
fut."
In Amorica Northclifft wn known
rhh'fly tt c'citfitt jifrn'ilit who
mo to th t'nttcd Hint wtitn tp
war wa ut It hiht to frv rr a
(ht on head f th llritlKli war mis-
iiion in WhioKton,
At hotot however, tu wa rpcotr
nlisc't m;n whnm Inflitencp in
i.uhli nffoir wns poI to that of
no otttrr Mtn In ihp fnltid Kinwdoin.
it doniimttintf fiur In MHtlh nofitlc
nntl a ittr of inirnntifl (mlitic
n well. No bpttr vtirnrc of hi in
fiupnc pold 1m rltfl tttn tho fact
that Norihciiffn wa sfM.rHy crfd-
itrd with hvinsr 'mad" tho I.ioyd
Opoiup coalition jrvrnmpnt.
ftttHH.ktfi wivr in war
Throughout tl war lrftd North-
oHfft filb'tl tho tmition f n t-
tokcn mtlr of vrythmtr wtttcit tm
not td him hut It houht bo wtid
hi rritix-ixnt wrro nil directed to -
urins tiub-nry in thp tr.(tcutlon of
tho war, ll airMl tithcr friml
nor to, l ti vurty month ot tht"
war 111 critic!!! wcro fiprcply re
Kvtitpu ty iittt rK ily ot i-omiomr
who wr t atiifrt with th oi tratii
tton of HritiKh jiohticut life
A an intimuto friend nnd ndmlnr
of Moyd torfw 1 1 rnt journalist
vioroHJiy ijjwiKtt'd that tho little
Wtlhma?t rhmiht bt cnlitMl t the
hPlm of Brit!! nffitir if tho war wa
to tp tril!.at'il ucfpfiiiiyt In Jnnp,
Lord Korthrllff, at tho rt-tjuest of the
war cabtmL awtt(Hl the position of
hrad of the liritinh war mission In
tit I'nftfif fftato in crc(Hion to
Arthur J. Ihtlfour. Ti.o foil fory of
what Sortbt'liff wPcotiihhPd dxirins
hi brief ty in Wahi?ton tn th
way of co-ordinittina tho effort of
tho nllirH ami jtfwctliiw tit tho war
work In tho lnltd Htatcs ha never
been nult Htil.iir. hut in the hitthest
einh m both Kid' f tho Afhmtic
It ha ttfn intimated that the North
ciltto iHtim nc' idayod no Inconsider
able part in hrht?in th Krent con
flirt to n snrrfWHfiti com-hislon.
Amnww Urttlrfi Pnhth
To VicotiHt Northcliffo I ascribed
fft5 tiJf tf tJt tirn.h Vubltc to a
knowicvlKo of tho fact that the Itrlt-
lli army in Franco whs Insufficiently
e(fUifed with h(h phivo ahelbj,
that HrittRh kh the Ironch front
woro Hitort of ntntmmition nd that
Lord Kitchener, then Keeretnry of
Rtiito for war, waa itendhttt tho BritiHh
gunners shrapnel while Hir John
j rencnt as comttmnder, was appeauuK
for tho sttitto Hind of hhih ext'losive
that (lernmny wa hurlmtC over tho
line in vat ttuimilties.
This exoosure ha been character
lised n one of the outstanding jour
nalistic feats of tho war, U resulted
in tho tttHmintment of lavhl Lloyd
OrotKe n the first minister of mun
itions and put hint on tho road to be
come nrime minister,
AkmUIk fVttMorshif
Owlnir, it is said, to tho rlRhl een
sorithii which tho then liaron North
cliffo bitterly assailed, the British
peotdo knew little about the conduct
of the war at that time. They were
told of tho victories ami advance, but
it i claimed that tho disaster and
.tf-at were not fully revealed. Of
ficial Kngtamt Is ld to imvo known
for month tlmt lite wrom? kind ol
HhoU were being ftirnlsheil.. Lord
Northcliffo knew these condition ho
ctmm ho Imd visited the front on ev
ontl oeenaions, llo sent tho military
oorrpindent of the London Time.
Colotiol Uetdnatun, to Franco, and
ftoidtmton sent and the Time pub
lished tt dispatch expoKing tho ifmt
tion and nllHhutl lite faihiro of mil
itary opcrntlon ami heavy cnxttoiiy
llt to - deficiency in shell
Thi wns followed hy an rdKortnl
crllicistn of Lord Kitchotior, who tip
to that llwttt had htn roRorded n
n$fhntV Kreai'! war genlit. Th
revelation nml crltlclm hockea
eliariatid inio tyiivk action. Mr. Lloyd
Oeorffo fttnaled n th fh'lish work
men to hack up tho British army ami
!finiad boennio a vast shop for the
manufacturo of (run nml nmtttuniff
lion, Msfittlimn lonl Northcliffo was
denounced on nil sides by the HHtixh
nress, bis newilers publicly burned
in the slreel nnd his Ufa Is said to
havfi fepfn thrpftinpd.
Tttrm ihm on Anulth
Through hi nowsimpem and per-
(Cotinued en Psga tt Column 1)
GRAND JURY TO INQUIRE
INTO PRECINCT FRAUDS
CflKC'KKHH FIN I OUtfVt ASI
hall vtrrm sot Yrvrf:i
Juim it. ffi j mifml with -ttf
Yotm Wttett II A taaHj tiet-eived
tint Nhm ttt Tttfua
ttmrtJtSth Ore,, Auif. 14. 8po
ctal t The ltejEit-ri. With the r
tr ut iho teiiitmmuth cmtnty gnind
jury from It summer vneutiatt to
marrow will ti&xln orfiriol heiuiry into
lit- apparent fraud In ?hci&n precinct
t, tnt at Multnomah county, nn.
earih&d in lit& cmstHti of tho ifaii-
Oieott mttt last wplt
hi thi precimjrt checkers discov
ered that 18 tojf fr (hvernor Ol-
rot t had not h-tm tulUwl u od that
diaries liail should have ten cred
ited with JS moro baHot than he
actually reelvd. At the same time,
an unofficial check siiowed that John
it. tjofffv, candidato for the Hcpub
lban nominatirt for state repritfcnt
tiv, should bavo la cn alv n only 9
tf tlft, 4tt vat e ho actuaiiy received.
Burden ot explanation rKts upon
ih shouiders of Wm. H, Kittriek. no
eiectricui tmsinctir of oriiaotl, who
was chairman of the night hoard
which counted all tho vote. Jio ha
admitted rending off most of the re
sufts to the clerk who made l tho
may sncots, m ottty othr member
of tin board who did any rending wn
If. It. Hoiman jutlm of tho board.
Othr mejiibers were Virgil A. Crum,
local attorneyf Anna A, Maliary and
C, B, West,
Heavy Itnlty fur Fraiult
For tier pet rat Ion of a fraud on the
electorate, a fMfnltt-ntiary ntenee of
one to five years may bo inflicted, or
o convicted may et off with a fine
of not less thou $300 or a county jail
sef!i-nc of net less than three
months,
Stanley Myers, ilisirlet attorney,
who has Interview all memier of
the boaid, has declared that the Inves
tigation would he thorough and that
imtietttit'tH wouia result In vigorous
lro-ction He defiaretl that the
storte of member of the board
attreed cstct-pt in otto Important re
siect. At the time iho appnront fraud was
discovered John A, Collier, atearing
with W. . U'iion for the cHitestant.
!harh Haii, ttukvtt Circuit Judge
Hinxham and Keiiy f S;ilei, that an
immediate inveitthTation be made Into
the matter. Precinct No. 281 was not
contested by th Hail camp, hut waa
n me tncmston or which in the
count was insisted on hy Jay iwer.
man nnd Fred 13 Xeff, tticott attor
neys, when tho contestant wtuirhi to
add a doses moro tirtincts to tho I3S
origmaHy eountt in titf vmtnty.
As recorded on tho tally sheets of
pret'tnet No, 2t and announced In
official results, llali rectived Hi votes
and Mett 31. The recount gave Hail
S& bailota end Okott 43
TARIFF WORK SPEEDS UP
OXLY A FKW 4STT.TS IK
f.V WHtK OX MKAHt'ltK
ffly the Associated Press)
WAtfiilN;TONt Aug, 14, With
few exceptions commit teo amend
ments iu the sundries schedule and in
the free list to the tariff bill were
diposd of today by the senate, which
drove forward rapidly under the 'im
petus of hfivlHK to ps upon remain
me committee amendments tomorrow,
! a few contest leveloped nnd
at time tho work moved forward
so Bwiftiy that those p charge of tho
measure and leader of the minority
opponents had to call a halt so they
miKnt eaten up, Most, ot ttie amend
ment were agreed to without oltjec
tion. The finance committee majority en
countered a defeat when it nought to
remove otf case and oil cake meat
frem the free list to the dutiable list
with a rate of one-half a cent a
pound, Senator Uoodimj, Idaho,
chairman of the Republican agricul
tural tariff bb supported tho pro
posal, which was opposed hy Senator
vtnoswortn, sew iortt, and other Ke-
pnhUcans, nnd by Henator Heed of
Missouri and other Democrats. The
amendment wa rejected 31 to 23.
LIBEL PROCEEDINGS START
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fBy Associated Pres.
VASHiiVOTON, Aitff. 14. InRtitH-
tion of libel proceeding BRalnst ix
vessels pttrchaseti in 3t2t hy tho At
lantic, Otiif & 1aeific Steamshin com
pany, ono of tho eariy purchaser of
government tonnage, wa announced
today hy Choirmon Lasker of tho
ntntjng nonrif, tb nroceeomsoi re-
suited from failure to mska payments
on the outstanuttiff purchaso price, Air,
Losker said.
In anmmnclnff the action taken In
the Atlantic, Ottif v I'acifie case. Sir.
Insker sit id that nil solvent pioneer
purchasers of government tonnage
would have to matte a settfempnt with
tho shipping board by September 15 or
fne& proceedings similar to those
which have been instituted. The chair
man Indicated that In some case ac
tion might bo taken before that date.
Pioneer purchasers of government
tonnage on July 1 owed approximate
ly 71U 89,00,
Kino companies operating 28 ves
sels, aro affected by tho decision, H
was said.
LLOYD GEORGE CARRIES ON
fHKMIKIt CTitlSKS liKAf.FOttTWO
VOLVMRH tP MKMOIUH
By the Associated Press)
LONiOK, Aug, H. Hespito the
failure of tho allied conference on
reparation. Great Itrltaln versatile
prime minister has tho satisfaction of
having passed a fairly successful
week-end.
Although be had to cancel hi an
nual pilgrimage to the welsh national
Kistedtlfod, Mr, Uoyd Oeorge on Sat
urday enloyed a round of golf nnd
closed a iiat00u deal for two volume
of memoir to ho published In Amer
ica next spring, -
Then during a quiet Sunday at
Choouercuurt ho received congratula
tions fop the success Of hi oniric
lit the west Surrey goat show at Fnrn
hatn, four of his gonts being awarded
"highly recommended honors in the
onen clawi far nannies, Mr, Uoyd
Qeorgo is a member of tho Surrey
Goat society ami iwalntaim ft large
herd on Itis estate In CnurL
AUG. 15, 1822
SANTA FESEf
LIMITED TEST TRAI
Engine and Equipment of Flyer
Examined Before Starting
on Run for Chicago
Property, Rail Workers Held
to Be in Danger-
WENATCHEE MAKES APPEAL
Jrmver and KblpjKrs It Tltat (ktl&n
Ht-atiy ut Man Tniijs lit rdt!T
to Slim their $d,tKl,OoO
i 'ru i t Criip
LOS AiGlSLJJi Aas. 14 Whit
the tte-up of trams a the Union-iu-!
cilic rahroad bireouse ttf retusal of!
tminnien to mas them remained com- !
peto iuay, tbe fjjiiiia e made &
movo lo restore service by aendmie am
Its California, limited oa schedule,
ituumi tor Chlcaga, Houtfjern Factfie
pafceiiKer trains were mo'ing wt ua
uii tontKbt, tbis ctiiapany's bne in
Hauth!j t.'alitiitnJa not iiavmj?
affected hy the walkout late today. !
iiii4 Hma an tn catitornifti
limited wa somewhat a t of the
Mtuation accordmif to Haata Ke of
ficials. They aeclared that the train
and engine had hee& thoroughly ex
amined and found to be in tsrxt class
cmdition, Oenerai lasettger Agent
James H, Jufiey said that inasmuch
;is striker has been fjuoted as saying
th-y would not man trains because oi :
tauby ofiuipment, be thought there i
could he no excuse ok tbis ground for
nut nanaims imn train.
Seventy-five passenircrs wer on h;
train when it pulled out. A regular
tram crew maimed the tmlm Later1
it was announced that the train left!
fan ItemardJno, Cat, ten minutes be- i
nina scntduie,
CHfOACm, Aoe. 14. A cUm.nrt
that the chiefs of the "hij? four"
hroiherbooils take stcts to Immedlatc
iy end what be denounced as the law
less and inhuman violation of their
contracts by' the train service crews
at ttie Atchison, Topeka ami Hitnttt Ke
railway, waa made toniebt hy A, O.
Weiitt, viee president of the road-
In a telegram addressed to Warren
S. Htone, hwtti &f the ensineers, 3,
ii, ltoberton of the firemen, W. G,
lee of the trainmen, and L,-2. 8hn-
tmrd of the conductors, he said that
if tttey could not get thetr men back
to work or fill their places ""or shall
the company proceed at once to ac
cept the only alternative left lit It
duty to tho public and engage ser
vices of men to fill the places of those
on strike?
"I desire an explicit answer on the
point from you today the message
ended.
(By the Associated Press)
WAKHlNtrrON, Aug, i. Leaders
of the non-striking railroad organiza
tions, after a conference tonight at
the white house with President HanJ
lnj? announced that they would con
tinue their efforts at mediation of the
existing shop mens strike and that
they would seek to bring the railroad
executives into the scope of their me
diation endeavors,
Spokesmen for the leaders of the
union after the conference which last
ed 2 H hours, said they were "hope
ful" of the situation and again the re
sponse of the striking- unions reject
Im? President Harding's last settle
ment proposal was withheld from
publication. The entire situation was
d iscussed In detail v It it the Presi
dent, it was said.
INDIANA POUS, Aug. 14, Injunc
tions which have been granted prac
tically nil railroads operating In fn
diananelis to prevent interferences by
striking shopmen were amended by
1'nited states JiifTge Francis 15, Baker
today so as to im appiicaolo to the
raiiroods in case their representatives'
attempted to iiifrmge upon the rights
of the strikers.
INDIANAPOLIS, lm1 Am?, 14.
No strike vote for telejjraphers ot the
Big Four railroad will be Issuetl.union
officlttis said, pending a heartmt of
the unlons grlevsnces before the rail
road inbor board at Chicago August
2L it was announced here tonight by
Kdward Wimieii, geaerai chairman
of the Big Four division of the Order
of Kailroad Telegraphers.
CHICAGO, Ang 14, An appeal for
protection In which it was charged
that the mil strike situation at Clian
nin& Mich., was very critical as a re
sult oi repented, acta of violence, the
kidnaping of non-union employes was
sent to Governor Oroesbeck of Michi
gan today hy Ji K, Kymm, president
of tho Chicago, MHwaakee and H,
Paul railway.
"For tho past two days strikers
ambushed fn bush ana swamp have
hmn shooting into hunk car trains,
dispatch offices, round houses and
out buildings,1 the telegram declared.
LANSINCV Mictt, Attg. 14, -Stat
police tonight were ordered to Chan
nine, Mich,, hy Governor Oroesbeck,
following & receipt of an appeal for
protection of property and workers
of the Chicago, Milwaukio and 8t.
Pant railway,
A sufficient force to maintain or
der will ho sent from the nearest up
per Michigan police post. It was an
nounced at the department of pub
lic safety.
UOVKUS ASK TO MAS T1LUX8
Fruit Sfra am! Hhtppm of WcaUlt
WKNATCHIIS, Vash Aug. 14.
Growers and shippers of the four
counties of north central Washington
st n mi readv to heln man trains to
move tho $3St$&oio frttlt crop of
tho Wennfcheo district to market, it
was resolved this nftemoon at a meet
ing of representative of fruit inter
ests of tho several counties, Th re
solutions recite that !&,O0 cars will
bo required 15 move the crop,
A committee was appointed, em-
(ContloaeS cq Par 4 Colums 4)
POLICE SENT TO CIIl
DANCER ASKS $l,000f000
HEART BALM OF WHITNEY
KVAX nVHMUmH TOSTAISK SITES
SOS OF Jf. P. WMiTSKY
Compbslnt 1iargeii V?uriidiip Bngss
In IBIS, Tlmt IHfcjulant Foiled
to Kacp PromNe to Wed
BAL1.KT0N &VAt K T.t Aaas, 14.
The complaint i sa actiea for one
million dollars for breach of promise
against Cornelius Vanderhlit Whit
ney, soft of Harry Payne Whitney.
wtut filed hero today by attorneys tori
Kvan Burrows Fontaine & aaiseer.
The complaint brieHy efearees that
"Whitney began a coerishlp with Miss
FonUtmo oa May IS, which con
tinued until October 2St 190t when,
the plaintiff assert, he promised to
ma.rry her three days Batere hut failed
to keep tho promise
No details of th alleged courtship
were given
The papers were filed following ap
plication Friday to Judge Beret of
Saratoga Springs on an order to show
causa why attorneys for "Whitney
should not be compelled to accept ser
vice on th eompiaist. At that time
decision was deferred until Septem
ber 3 to give attorneys for the defend
ant opportunity to obtain ahldai'its
from Texa where Miss r tmtame tor
merly resided.
Affidavits relating to eariier efforts
to aettla the action were filed from
former Senator Kdgar T. Brackets
formerly connected with the case and
Charlf Fir&stene of New York, at
torney for the plaintiff, Tho latter
asserted that arrangements for a set-
tienseni preceded to a point where
Miss Fontaine was as sea to sign an
athdavlt whieh she cotiid Bet truth
fully make."
Se&ator Braehett In fels affidavit
said negotiations wera ander way for
a long time with tho Baaersaasotng
the attorney that s aefenaant
would accept service of the eoroplaiot
If the proceeamg faitea.
JAPANESE ARMY REDUCED
FOt'ft TIIOrSANB ARTILLEHVMEX
are disraxde:d '
By the Asaociated Press
TOKiO. Auk. 14. Tha redaeUois of
the Japanese army In accordance with
tne reorganizatJon ptans proposea oy
ihe war efflc and aosroved by the
cabinet recently, wag began today
when 4.800 artilierymea were disband
ed. The retirement of several gen
erals and other officers noising nigs
commissions will be announced short
ly, it was learned.
The step taken by Jnpan today in
disbanding artillerymen come
as the first move in the carryiag out
of a proposed pian to redoes the
army by a total of enlisted men.
Under the readjustment program
announced hy the Japanese war office
July 4 last, the total number of di
visions in the army wili remain aa
changed, hut the number of com
panies, squadrons and batteries will be
reduced.
It has been estimated that tiie re
duction will effect a saving of 2&S
000,000 yen dnrJng the next IS years
and thereafter SSSftSO yes annu
ally. CHAS. HALL AND KLkU SUED
THOR. GARtAXB, ATTORNEY,
ASKS ,'0,O9 IAXASES
PORTI.ANf, Aug. 14. Tfcoma 1
Gnrland. Pertiasja attorser 3t& tiiea
suit in the Muitraomah csasty circsit
carrrl for damages f asaii5t
ChiSrlM HaH, defeated cansUdate to
the RepuMican sominatloa for ffov-
f-rnor,, K. H. Cni'.rr wile Hied the
contest petition fer Haii, ana ils Ka
Klux Klan, "a political co-partar-
Gariand ialm his atft as
amons those listed Hail forces, aa
havtnsr voted iilegaiii? in the primar
ies. Half, rosier sad tfee Kss Kitsi
Klan. in turtheratiee of & conspiracy
against him, he asserts, massed tt?e
pubUeailoB on ABgttst S of the "false
and iibeioas" aserioHS that fee was
not ft !ea! -voter.
Anssswrinsr She charge that Its "bal
loted HleKaiii' or s "ass aiien and
not entitled to vets, Oariand aiwerta
ho Is per cent American, Bora
in MinsiRtlppI and a direct descend
ant of Patrick Jiesry."
1RBEGULABS TAKE DUNDALK
IX STATE OP BEFESSe
f Ity the Associated Press)
TliOGHKDA, Ireland, Angi 14,
The Irrcffitlar trooos who seized tun-
da Ik, have advanced south to TFlthln
four miles of oroffbeda.
The nationals are actively engaged
m placing the tows in a. stato of de
fense. Dundalk was only lightly held hy
th nationals. Amonff those killed In
the fichtlng Captain e rans yme,
a -well-known free stater and chair
men of the rural council.
Ttetalls of the casoalties are sllll
lacking hat they were rather heavy.
Twenty persona are known to have
been wonnded. Some reports say
forty. All telegraph and telephone
companies ion netreen imnaaat aao
Hrogheda Is intermpted,
BISHOPS, CLERGY, MAY WED
movi itiamtK?o23
CBy the Associated Tret -MOSCOW,
Ang. 34. All restric
tions on marrvlng for hlsbops and
clersymen have hen removed hy the
"Hvinit church congress of the re
cently formed soviet eharcb, whose
member are working to have the new
church take tho place of the old or
thodox church. Among Ihe "red
clergy," aa the clergymen of the new
ehnrrh are eaiN-d, the orthodox
ehiireh is referred to as the dead
church.
It Is contended by the rett clergy'
that hy permlftinir hsarri&ires olergy
men are brousrbt into closer eootsei:
with tbs eommoaiiy lesardinjf
monks, the conaross decided that the
higher monks nay disregard their
vows and marry still retalnlrjjf their
NUMBER IS?
lALl-OLCOn
CONTEST PETERS
Attorney for Hall Withdraws
Further Action and Admrts
Informants Mistaken
Will Endeavor to Change Law
to Curb Priesthood
S0WERMAN MAKES RETORT
3feraber of deo& CSwmaei Thinks
Zaw Shoakf Bo Made 3er Ac
to Extent of Klaa twt fls
ervce Over Votera - '
SAU5M, Ore, An?. 1. fSpeclsl
to the Register) The Haii-OlceU re
eoorit blew up tbis afternoon, W.
IT Ren of counsel for HaU withdrew
all further action, and announced ,
that as far as his prlntips ws ess
cerned the proceedlnxa wt& ended.
ITSea actios revolted ap&n a rsl
lay of too coart that in order to cbsl
lenge votes aa being iiiegsiiy or
frauduieutiy cat, it mast first be
shown that tho votes of those chal
lenged actaaJly vera iilezat or fraud
ulent. Appareritiy," said intes 1sobs
of our isforss&sts have heen ssiich
mistakes la their formaition.
U'Ken added taat be realised that
the ease was sot opes to sppesi asd
that no effort would ha ade ts ap
peal. v '
"The only actios we may tag he
added, "is to make aa effort to set
the law changed and cleared u$ re
gardlnff the exfest to which the
Catholic priest may isfBaaneo teeters.
Jay Bowcrmaa 3akes Kesovt
Attorney Jay Bawermm f &&anse!
for Governor Ok-eit, repiied prompt
ly: "We may second yoa is any ef
fort to change tho law. - I thisik &
shoaid be made clear tho extent
kiesgies and other - KIsx Klan
memhers may isflaence ysiw, ,
"The rulings of the cosrt -whisb
have prereated t froni interrogating -witnesses
"with relation to - wham
they voted and the principles: and .
reasons which prompted them to
caanga their party 3gltSn the ; ,
polls on primary election day hT
takes ss by surprise, said Mr tTfn
in aanoHSCisg abandosiserit of: tits
casev -
"Apparently there im bo 1 sppesl
from this court, bet wa shall sew
direct our appeal to the electorate.
This appeal wall srge that the pri
mary law be made more effective S3
It relates to tho change of party af
filiations and church isfBsesca, Onr
informants apparentiy have been a
much mistaken as are oar differences
with the court's rsiisgs,"
Jay Bowermas in addressing the
court following Mr. tTKen an
nouncement, said aa effort - appar
entiy had tsees mada to maka & ap
pear that the eampaigs was a fight
betsrees the Catholics and Pr&test
ants, Kias Intrlre & Ofearge
T?ils Is sot tha case dac tared
Mr. Bowerman. As I tmdera&tnd
Is the real Issue was whetber tbe Ka
Ktox Klan was to nsnrp he right of
government astd dictate tha policies
of the state. S wiii gladly Jota with
Attorney tTEen In as effort to tightea
op the primary law - and plse
kieagies, wissrds goMms and other
officials of Invisible organisations on
& par wits, saucers of the chsrehJf
By stipulation of the attorneys it
was agreed that tho cost bill be pre
pared in Foreland and suhmltted t
tho ceart at some fstsre date The
blii, whicb vettl Inoisde tho sttorsoy
fees and otber Incldentat oxpenees
wltt aggregate several thousands of
dollars. Pavmeat of the cost will he
determined hy the court foilowingr,
argaments to bo presented within the
nest few days. - )
The court ruling wbleh resalted
in abandonment of the proceedings
followed tho offering of testimony
by John Theodore Brentano resident
of the St. Fsai precinct is Marios
coanty. .Attorneys for the contest
ants attempted to merest from th
witness Information With relation to
tho name of the gubernatorial can
didate for whom ha voted and fba
principles and reasons which prompted
him to change his party aviations at
the polls from. Democratic to Repub
lican, Mr. Brentano refused to reveal
this Informatics and was sustained
by the court. -
Bights &? Vn&sF r piseM
The court held that & legal voter
who cSmnged his party aSillstiens in
good faith at the polls at tha primary
election, even tnough accused of
easting his ballot Illegally casnot b ,
compelled to testify as to the iden
tity of the candidate fee whom voted
at any election or point oat speci
fically the principles and reasons
which prompted him to e&anga eI
party affiliations, ;
Mr. Brents no had admitted on the
witness stand that ho had been & life '
long Democrat, bat that he ehassd
his party affiliations at the polls os .
primary election day feee&iise he pre-
ferred tho platform ef ths Bpahffcan
candidate to tha the SoHSooraUd
aspirants..
It was indicated awe. tonight that
an effort now will be made to have c
Mr. Bfait enter the contest for gov
ernor Rt the Kovemhor election as as
independent candidate 1 ras said
that definite deslsioa to this end
will be forthcoming la Portland later. ;
in tho week
Merlin Killed by Train
ROSRSUBG, Ore., Km. H ack
son Carter, S, of Merlin Oregon, $
was killed today when bo was atraek ir
ry a Sontnern I'aeiSe loeomotlve ai ,'
Rice Hill, The a&gtnee 1 1
vert, says he did sat sea Carter sntit
ihe enfine wag altsost 3fc J
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