Morning register., February 13, 1923, Image 3

I 1 !
thousand Dollars Ex-
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6ARETTES
(JCNUINC
"BULL"
MIDHAM
AJk- TOBACCO
If
QUL
)DAY only
ilcMty Picture
IWn and
Orange
Blossoms
ikption of Brrtlm M.
immortal story of
s and Tears."
iwyoBe who nw it yes-
that tunnv
JUST DOGS"
hty sll-Ktnr clog enst
Cleaned
a
Mivered
owned unci aluto llmlior holding,
"pi'riMimiimiy U, 11411,1)01)
'" ' ""milling somn 873"
oiiu.ono.oon f,.t ,lf timi...r. it i
.roughly oHllriuitoit that thn vmIiiii
of llm limine within thin cJIhi lot
iiiiiwiniin iu .in'II.IMIII.fHMI.
'tt ilf l-nlnjj In lunv
Helving hnm into urn i, i, ,!, n
lit found Unit I hn iMiiliMtliMi ut this
grout Wfiilth WI. mri.iiKlhi.niil nnd
Intnnnlflpil liy ih uri i.ntrcil ,,i
(hi' llmlKlllriiiiiit font to Hid kiiv
i'IIiiiikiiI nf ti ri.nla fur nvnry
" ""inning timiMT
lh Ht. (Hill rpreanl lual n mil.
Iliorn limn twin. III,, ilniimgr,
...,.-.. ,i.. i in, liming inn piimi
.iiinnwr ill i.mitoi'iilii. a stntn timt
nun I no i,n ii lir norllll ruiKM in,
inn For only u l,rlr ii.ilnil, Then,
Wn mi Iliiili'ratiiiiillnK l.iwri,i llm
riiiiimiiiiilliiK genernl nf llm mmn
rnr urpii n no th rnirl ..rvlco,
wiii'ri'ny win nir Hi'i'viri, wniilii fur
nish iiaalatniuo in CiillMrnln In
cuac of i'tri,iiin I'liiKiKKni'y only,
Whl'll IlKllVlllllnl llllllliw, ,illlii.
wllh radio, would m unni ut ovur
fniimiuiix KiiriiiiiK nii' ror rmiun
iiiilioiiini'n fllKlit,
Thn alunlfli'iinnn nf n i,,i
foront firu tin I ml In vm y rwii to
llliiau milll'a Wllll-ll llliVI! I'XI,T-
Bncpil Iih liMimrlta, Tlmv
fioni nrtiwly irliiicu Unit llm
fli '-rinlil ln nlrpluno la an nMi'iiry
by iimnim of wliirli tin, vlriimi mia
rlflrti or vital ainnita of llmlior,
it(lii-r with thn ilrnallo rlnuiii'inl
I'o.ulllnif lliurrfroin, mny w
averKul. In vluw of th mMinouiy
I'ruiiritiii otiiiini'ii ny tun wur !)
Iinrliiinnt. ciilllnu for u r.vhi.ilon
of nli-t1nn-a. iiKraiiiinni i,M, ,Ui,i.
iiiunt, It wa rirat Imiievni thul no
ulr pntrol toiilil ln in-ovlilcu, Tim
nlr aorvivu In I ho mm li i ui i.m urnn.
Iinil henn raduruil Iroin mix aquutl
rona, u tl'r"liiiiili ly lu offivxra uii.l
Oau iillati-i nn-n. lo hut oiiii auml
rtn th Hint (obaxrvutlon,) i;oii
lirlaliK 13 ofriii'ia nml inn xniiai
vd Itixli. naaltftixil nml nltiii-ii..
hnmll 'ur l oiim Wliln Ann
l l'un una uritiimiuillmi ii ml ihn
lirraoltlml nVnlhil'lx nt MiithiT flrlU,
Mllla. Cut.. I'onalaiiiiu of miproil
mnlrly 13 nrriipra nml do , iilii.,l
nmn. ilivolVf(l thn rcaiiomilliility i
fi.nitln u prouniin whlili inllc-,1
fur nir axrvhrn co.ouTiitlon n( 13
aiimnmr Irnlninir mmi ximnUnu
ovtir th pvrlnil front Juitn 16 to
Allltnat 27, nml tlo'i'llntlnic n (tin-
Irlhutlon of nlr anrvli- n-raonni,
from I'ninii U'WI, Wuah., in llm
north, lo thn irmiil!n of MoniiTfy
of thn aniith, nml Mimitlnir na fur
ouai nil Unit l-nko City. I'ti, h. Thin
wna In mldlflnn to ooitriitloit
with the ciiaat iti'fum-i' of Kuli
Krnni'laro nml thn t-ontliiri of thi'
nrrxnaiiry roiiltnn ttullfa.
Whi-n OrxKon. lutxr In Ihn
aon, niciiln foumt hnranlf minfrnnt
ctl with a difficult fir altuntlon.
ahn tnndn anrh urK,nt nml Inalht
tnt r!UoftlM for Ihn rauniitton of
nertn! pntrol thnl thn wnr ilrpurt
mxnt flunlly dnchlfi lo Krnni tht
reounst. (ibviouaty. with only the
nltovn limltfil itrrNonnnl Avallnhli.
It tnnnt thnl mn-tt pntrol would
hnve lo ln opnmicd on n mtinh
amnllnr arnln thnn hail hern tho
cnan dnrlnif thn pnni thrro yonm.
Aceordlnifly, oo-opnrittlon with tho
form aurvlro In liKliiln flr, wu
confinfd nlinoat ftttlrrly lo Vvl
ortl tirriton.
Knit from MnllMT Kloid
Tim ni rlul putrol In Ort-son wn
ctindurttttt In it tlrtiu-hninnt of four
otflcrra and 3t invni uf iho
a,tiuUron, nnd two offiuxra from
Mnttmr f inici. r ivit otncfra nnu
olitlil mnn of thla di'turhintmt nr
rivnd vin nlrplnnn nt thu inunli-l-pul
InmlinK fli'hl nt (Kiinnnn. Or.,
llm hMiUUiiitfr, on thn mornlnii
of July 16 nhout tt hotira uftr
nulnorlty for pntrola hud hm-n rn
cnlved. Thn rnninlndxr of tho do
tnrhmrnt. ni'eonipnnyliK it motor
convoy of nlnn vnhlrlna, nrrlvcd In
KtiKnno on July 50. Thn rndlo sta
tion lllltnrdlntnly Inatulll'd nt Itoan-
burit, Or., wnn dlaiontlnui-d nv
ornl dnya Inter, na. with tho meth
od of pntrola InnuitumW'd. tho uan
of rndlo wna not conaidnrvd of auf
flclent Imuonnnrn lo wnrmnt IU
opomtlon. Uindlns fllda were
litnlntlnnd nt MmUord. Itoaoburif.
HuIi-mi nnd t'ortlnnd. but no auh
bnani worn Mtttbllahnd. I'ntrola
wnr hnttun out of Kutii-no on July
1". and woro continued until Hep
toiiibor 26.
REALTORS PLAN CARAVAN
Kl'UKNK I)Hl.ratS TO CO TO
COUV.MJdH MI-lt-TTINO
To nttond Iho Joint mtlnic of
tho ronlly bonrda of Ijinn. IJnn nnd
liHttton couutlna Wlllen win on ik'iu
nt l?orvnllla nnxt Hlittirdiiy, ll (li'lo-
Knllon of nboul 15 iimiiilmra of tho
ijiitfnna hnnrd lira phiniilnK n mo
tor ewnvnn. IMnnn fur thn nffnlr
wire dlnnuaand lit n im-ntlnK of tne
rcnlty honrd livid InM nlKhl nt tho
rooiim of tho rbniiibor of com-
An ntlvnrllaln plnn bnnkfd by
Oto Omnt Nnrthorn. Noilhorn l'n
olflc. nnd C. II. nnd Q. rnndn to itlve
publicity to thn ndviintnKi'H of llm
I'nclflo Nnrtbwonl will lin onn of
tho prlnclplo nmltnrn to conm hn
forn tho Corvnllln mnntlntr, norord
Inr lo word monlvcd horn. Offlclna
nf thn rondn wilt vxplnln thn plnnn
thnl nrn hntnif towttrd thnl nnd.
Thn mil plnn wna rncnnlly Inknn
up horn by n dnlrnnllnn of offl
clula of Iho rondti with locnl btml
nonn men.
MEETINGS COME TO END
KVANOF.MHT til! S H K II V V
CliOHKH KKnVAfi KKKVICKS
Thn rnvlvnl mnctlnim rnntluctrd
.... i..,..h....iiui AutfiiMi Ifnnilnrtin III
thn KvonKi'llfiil churrh nl tho cor-
nor of BlKtlt nvnntin worn mm im...i
hniilnvnrd for ihn pnni two w"ik
or morn cmno to n t'lnno lnnt nIRhl.
Tho nvunKllt nxprcaMiHl hlmnnlf
nn hnlnif wnll nntlnflofl with renultn
of Iho monllnc nnd Ihn pAntor nnd
m-mherit fel Hint " rhurch bun
bntn icrnntly Htmnitthnnnd.
Mr. Huttdnrup took oonnnlon to
thnnk Iho Mot nlnn Uoltor for tho
publicity Rlvon tho niowtlnttn.
Inoonnliilonl
Wltnotia Ho looked- mo Iritwht,
In tho oyo nnd ,
' Ijiwvoi Thorn, nlr, you've flnt
ly oontrndlotod your former itnto-
nwni. ...
, WlliiNtii llow it tnnt f
' Lnwyor You mild bororo thnt
ho hont bin Kin on you. Wi",y"ll
, -, k.w t.M nniilrl InnK
pii'iiTiTi nHpinin ni.w i,w " -
you RtrnlRht In Iho oyo with a bont
KTIUio T Hirny Binrivn.
IttlonJ, Anywny
1 Tonohor "poilno tricKlo."
, Hoy "To run ".lowly."
: Touohor "IJoflno nnoodoto." ,
Hoy "A khort, funny tftlo."
Tonohor "Uno both wortln In n
nontonoo." . .
Hoy "Tho rtnir trloKlna nnwn
Iho ureal wllh ft enn tlrd to hto
nnncdoto." Holy on MolUnco
Nowtt.
Vlollrm lotinofl froo to boietnnori.
Paolflo CoiworvRtory, 781 WllUm
oltn alrn.t. Violin, nllino, volos,
nolle, winfl itiMnimntn tnTinht,
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 123
THREE
FINANCIAL RACE STARTS
y M, V. ,, AI 'lli IT.AMH CiKr
I NDKIt WAV
I'lll.tH mill .M.K llI,,,!,.!,,,, W ,.
V 'I'Mliiy nt N,,,,,, u, stnku
Im port 1,11 MIIiikii .limit)
They'll, i,rf!
'fun iiiiliiiiiiiliih.a iuirnai,iitliiK mi
mny ik... f ,.,,, ,.,,
"K " tnlni'd m.d oonfi.i,.,.!
ct'"W, ,i, u,,,,,. K,.,wiiy (,.,..
dny iiiiMiiiiiK n, n, ihiiiiinK y. M.
u. A. rimd nioii" to Hmitllo mid
" i otiinriiiK w
thi lr pilnia mi tlm following;
I'hn lioiliin, Cupiuii, ti. a,
wllh
' ' " "-
'llm Hludiliiilti.r, Oiptiiln II. A.
Koulla.
'I'll., Illlilnmi, Ciipttiln W. It. ilob
vrtnoll. Tim Kmd, I'liplnln It. A. McCully
riiiiHmr, Cnptiiiii m. II. UoukIiiiih
llm llulili. Cnptiiln W. II. Jvwutt
I'lm llvurlund, Cuptitln (J. M.
Hiiiikum,
Tim oldmiiubllo, Cnplnln IS, I'.
CiirU'ioii.
Tim Chovrolot, C'uptnln fl. N.
Mi'l,i.iin.
Tim (liirillimr, Cnptiiln O. M.
Kim-ry,
Tim plluta. with IhHr atiiffa of
tiii'ilimiichina nn, hi'lpi'in, hud n
fltuil nmntlnif nt a luncheon Hun.
ilny noon nt tlm Y. M. A.,
liiurknd by uuthualiiniii mid iiuill
il,,icn. lmrliiK mid rollowlnif liui-
i llnon I'. M. IIOKKUtl, of liUKi'HU
llllilv iiulvnrally. hud llm rrowil nil
it.ipd up, aliiKlnir populnr rlmr
liaia thul will dollbtluiyi roumi tlm
iiiiitvi'n nil nllino th routo. II. I.
Itiillock, wnitti.rn auliai mnniiKiT of
tlm Hyatoiti omiipuny, kvo aoiim
Kood rouiiRi'l on KctllllK lillixlmiiiil
inlli'iiK out of n Rlvmi iiuuntlty of
Km, wblln tlm rillt'a of tho loud
wnr 'ktihiliicd by othur apvukcrH,
ItnpnrtH on tin, proKroiOt of llm
enra will bn ri't'ulvi'd over "prlvuto
h'liHcd wlri-a" ut ll liinchvon Tui-n-
duy noon. Tlm dlatmirn rnvi'rt'd by
uih rnr will hn Imlli'iiliid Kfiiphl.
cully. Ir. J. M. Wnltvra will Klv"
hla fuinolia tulk nil lllhrtcutlmc oIIh,
nnd thero will ho ollmr anuppy
fruturva.
Thnl till KllKenn. la Intornatnd In
thla rum In Indlcnlnil by Iho fuct
Dint thn woiimn'a oruunlitlona tire
vlntntt with ouch othvr tut lo who
ahull furnlnh llm Itinchcoua. Tlm
women of tlm CouKreKutlouul
church wnrn uwitrdnd llm d!nllnc-
tlon of acrvlnir flmt, nnd will hi
hoalimva on Ttlcaduy. rurtiiniilH of
till thn enra nntvrvd ure oxpuclcd
lo hn prcarnt.
KI.I.I.KMH MVS NO HKAKON
FOIl HTAVINO Ol'T OK ClirilCII
KrnnKidlit )i-chlrr Wlillo TIhto
An IImhtIi m tiwhlo Tlmv Aro
Many Mtiro Otilfdtlo
lr. Jciwo Kcllnmn. Iho yoilnK
vjinifcllai nl thn Finn Ohrlatlnn
rhiiroh. took tho Hcrmon hour luat
nluhl lo muiwnr llm nrKiinmntti thut
nmn nnd wonmn of KtiKono hnvit
hrnn irl vlntc for not comlmc Into tlm
htirrh. "You pnonlo tliliiK Hint
you nrn ldtifriiiK tho prnuclmr with
ihnno tihl worn -out exouHM." h
mid. "I hnvo honrd llm friiino
thlntrn nil nvnr thla country, from
A I In nl In In l'nclflc, from Canudu
lo llm BUlf." ,
AinoiiK numoroun ntner oxouwn,
r. Kcllmiia timntlnned Iho oft-
hoard, "I would Join tho church
hut thorn nro o iiiiiny hypocrlma
In It.. Mr. II. IioIoiikh to llinl
church nnd ha did mo a dirty turn
In a hUHliioM doiil. I will not bn
lotm to tiny church whoi o ihorn nro
hypoorltoa." "Now. t nm nfruld.
mv frlond. thnt you nro luklnir tho
wromt nttlturio nnd I am hUki nfruld
that you will nnvor loin any church
for If you ahould find 0110 whore
ovory nn miltii you. whnt nimur
nnco hnvo you Ihnt ootno hypocrite
will not Join noxt wooK, no nun.
"An long na people nre people there
will ho aonio who will uac the
church na a clonk of rlghtt'ounncHH.
1 um aurry to any Ihul thorn nre.
hypocrite with their nnmcs on the
church roll, Howover, they nre
lint In the church: Ood hn re
moved thclr numon; It in not for it
n JudKC who uro worthy nnd who
iru not, lent In pullltiK out the
turn wo llkowlne uproot aomc
whent. There nre n few hypocrite
In tlm church, hut there nre n grout
mnny more outttlile. There nre
tlnuio in hunlncHH who urn not do
Inn tho Nfitinre thing; tho butcher
weigh hi hund when ho Bell you
Ihn Hiimluy rnnHt. H'lclnly lu full
nf liypocrlay. 'I'lm loilifu mini In ll
K'iimI nuiirif In, pay hla due, oven
llinuiili lm iliioH not llvo up to thn
teiichliiK of llm nnler, Thorn nre
lilnely hyiioci'ltn otllMltln tho
ehmch In every Ion Inaldn. Tho
hyiiueillii lu Iho church will he
Inal ; Iho ninety miinhlo thn chiirnh
will bn luiil, ii ml, If you, my broth
er, pemiHi In riifiiMltikr Ihn Id vo and
mercy nf I'liri! ynu will tin nlor
milly eiiiiilenined nnd will bn fnrend
to niiNociiito wllh tlie wholo bunch
In hell riirovi-r nnd forever. Vou
hud 'hotter got Into Iho church and
get iieciiHtomed lo Iho few hero In
order lo u void Iho big crowd of
them."
STUDENTS OFFER SHOW
"COMK Ol'T OP THE KITCIIEJJ"
If HIMJCD
MiiMk mid IluAkln to fttco Pro
duction at Hell Iff HMWtro
ThurMdAjy Nlgtit
ArlHtorrutlc Bouthrnr mm
(MtonuliiiK nn ook, butlori and
if mi 11 m: u poet pnked Into a. oup
hnaid with r nt'Kio wenrh; it rich
luwynr ciiiiKht rriHklntf lov to
mnicy IiIhIi unrvuril; ftptry love
pldin nnd cruintorplntfl; tho mo ara
luit iiiiiiM of the rapid notion, the
MhHOlhlMK IllllT.'HI in "Cont Out of
l lt k'itnhmi." which will ho fltuRfid
hy MuHk and KiiHkln, dramatic ho
rU'ty of tho iin!vTHlt v. nt tho Hol
lltc Thutiiluy nlRht, Ki'brunry lfi.
"Cdino Out of the Kitchen"
nooiU only a wiH-chjHin cant lo
miiko It Hticri-KBfiil from ivory
point nf vli-w, nnd Clalr KfPwy.
wi'll-known tliarnatlu uludont, who
In -(uirhltiK thi produrilun, 1m con
fldviil thut ovory chiiractur lit the
lay In carried by capnhlo camp iih
iliMtnatlHlM. Thf Vfhlnlf In ndmlt
ifdiy tho htmt A. K. Thointtn ha
vr wilttfn.
Not only Ih thn coined y Intro
duced cleverly, hut th InnKth to
which pttriMita) affection will catiHC
children lo ko In alno forcibly de
pleted. Th roul soul of tho piny,
which Ih bornf alon Kn thn current
of dellKhlfnl cornlc HltimtlonH, hen
In the MtrtiKKln of carefully ruir;d
Houthern children to turn merenn
ary nnd provldu fundo to aid their
alllrm fahcr.
Uirna CnoHtlKP, a neninr In tho
depnrlinent of drama, portrayn tho
part of "Olivia iMinscrfleld." whl
become "Juno jKllen," tho jiaucy
IrUh cook. Around the brain and
versatility of thiH character tho on
tire ittory hiriKCH. MIhh CoolldKn haH
taken prominent parts In campus
product lorm f or t he pant t hreo
yenni. and an "Olivia" and "June
Kllen" hIiu Ih amply aide to dew
nnriirattt the nhility thnt hna created
her popularity In dramtttlc clrclcn.
A typical Northern Yankee,
be. red by bin rlchcn. In Vcrn l-'utlKO.
Quevt for oxcltftntenl and udvon
lurt leada hltn, nn "Hurlln Crano."
to thn Houth, and hi every expec
tation Ih fulfltlvd. KudKO hi.H taken
part In IcudliiKT campUH productions
for thn paHt throo yeurw, and hn
drops notunilly Into the Hpirit of
ihhi one.
A Jnlly. verbose, negro mammy,
of extmdibenil proportions. Is the
old Mcrvuut, "Mandy," played by
Kate I'lnneo. lxriK expertince in
similar ucciMitrlo roles has enabled
MIxk IMnneo to make the moHt of
thiH verxatllo and mirth-provoking
character.
Darrel J-nrscn In aptly described
nn "a lawyer first, and a Rourmnnd
uftui wariln," and with Inlmrn abil
ity, makes a flwtle of hla nmorous
adviinci'H to tho cook. Tho real
estate sKcnt. "a Houthern pcnUe
man minus the Southern polish,"
In played by Virgil Mulkey, a pro
fCHHlfMial theatrical man who has
left tho stntre for a two years' truln
lnR In thu university dramatic de
partment. Elizabeth Robinson,
who Ih "Mrs. Kalkner," was the
luudlntr dramatic star at O. A. G.
last year.
Other experienced members of
tho cast aro Star Norton, am "Corn
Kalkner;" Alfrey Myers as "Charles
OaiiKerfield;" Ted Hakor as "Paul
TuiiKrfield.' and Ted Larson as
tho poetical "Mr. I,cfforts."
TAKEN FROM TUNNELS
14 Remain Entombed in
Shafts at Dawson
2 SURVIVE AWFUL HAVOC
Otlnira Oenpljr IHi4irfl Jxumt of
llfi) In Dlmiauv Families
Wilt Hu Cared for
(Hy the AH0clnted I're)
PA WHON, N. M., Fob. IK. All
but 14 bodloa of Iho 122 minor
entomhod In mine No. 1 horo fol
lowing nn pxploalon lut Thumduy
had been removed by reacue crow
lonlKht. The llt of official dond
now number 106, two of the en
tombed men flavin- walkod out
uninjured Ituit ifrlday.
Official of tho Phelpa-DodK"
corporation, owner of tho mine,
announced lata tonlifht that ex
ploration of tho ahattered mine
worklnga had definitely reveuled
at thla tlmo that no miner still re
mained alive In tho mine. The
caune of the explosion has not yet
been determined. It wu also
atitted.
The shattered debrla-ehoked In
terior of the blODt-wrecked mine
wa viewed thla afternoon by a
correspondent of the Aaaociated
1'rea. Utter devastation wan
wrought by tho terrific force of
tho detonation. Ripped from tho
roof a If clawod away by . brob
dlngnutilan'8 hand, gigantic block
of Hlute. coul nnd rock litter the
pmnmgcwny, plied In hclter-kol-tor
confUHlon In tho durk tunnel
through which tho rencuo crow
for four day hnvo been laboring
with tho bodies of their unfortun
alo comrade.
Itcncuo Work Amnzlne
That member of tho working
crew havo not been injured or
killed by fulling debris during
that period Is little short of mlr
neuloiiH. That they have been ublo
to extricate more thnn 80 bodies
from the cluttered tunnels 1 amaz
ing" In the opinion of mining: men.
Recovery crews tonight were
tupping the tenth story to the
south of tho main entrance.
It will require several months to
olenn out Iho fall of rock, re-timber
tho ground and get the mine
roudy again for production, ac
cording to mine officials.
FAVORABLE RESULTS ARE
EXPECTED IN NEAR EAST
WnMo of Tlmo
"I naked Jim If he would con
tent his wife's suit for divorce and
he said no"
'hat reason did he give?"
"Said he didn't see any use;
ho never won nn argument with
that woman In his life."
O'Smith Do you think the
women or touay are good house-kcepers?
Humpers vn. Indeed once
they Ret the house In their name,
Mrs. Poindexter Stirs Hornet's Nest
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Jr w.'t h u yjdLJrw
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l !'i n;ij .
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Mr. Miles l'nlndoxlor, wlfo of tho rtefentctl United Stntog aenntor
from Wnahlnmon, hna sllrred up a hornet'a neat in Washington by
hor puhllo rovolntlon of official socrota, in which she named wives
of onblnot Boorotnrios as ttaliig govornmont automohllos, having tho
mnrlno band piny for them nnd getting flowers from govornmont
nnnaorvntorlM. Ono of tho women most stirred up is Mra. James J.
Davis wlfo of tho soorotnry of Inbnr, who is snlrt by Mra. Polndcxtor
to havo unod govornmont automobiles on hor shopping expedition,
AMIKS AND TURKEY THOUGIIT
TO BE CONCIIJATORY
Ismct Pasha, on War to Pence
Conference at Ccwftantlnoplo
I'owcr to II email. Firm
frty the Associated Press)
CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 12.
distinct Improvement In tho situa
tion respecting both Smyrna and
tho peace outlook is is refected in
official iiuurtor tonight. It Is un
derstood the Turkish authorities at
Kmyrnu havo adopted n. more con
ciliatory attitude In their exchange
wllh tho commanders of the.'for
oign wurnhlps, while a similar soft
ening is reported In Angora's com-'
munlcatlon directly with the allien.
Immediate fuvorable results are
looked for on Ismet Pasha' ar
rival; It I expected thut ho will
givo definite nssurances that the
pence negotiation have not been
ruptured but deferred, and that the
way 1 open for the adjuntment not
only of tho Smyrna nffnlr, but the
resumption of peace parley.
No official utterances have been
made here, but this Is the view in
well-Informed circles.
Hnow in Rumania and heavy
wenther nt sea hnve delayed Ismet
Pasha' arrival here; meanwhile
Kemnl Pasha and other prominent
minister havo gone to 8myrnn to
attend nn economic congress, thus
postponing the conferences which
were expected to be held imme
diately upon. Ismet'B reaching
Constantinople.
RuMdn-Tnrlc Pact Exncctod
The fact that a Russian soviet
minister has also gone to Smyrna
hn caused comment in view of in
sistent reports of the conclusion of
n Russia-Turkish agreement at
Lausanne.
(By tho Associated Pre)
PARIS, Feb. 12. The three-day
extension of the Turkish ultima
tum demanding tho withdrawal oi
Iho allied battleships nt Smyrna Is
not expected to modify th positive
slnnd taken by France and Clrent
Hrltnln nnd so far ns Is known, tho
orders to tho naval commander to
defend their positions if attacked
still holds good.
Press dlspntches confirm re
port, which have also reached
London, thnt tho Turks last Sat
urday decided to wnit another
three doya for the withdrawal of
tho war craft. They reserved to
themselves full liberty of action
nftor tho expiration of that tlmo.
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