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Rebellion Spreads to Many Parts of Ireland—Sinn
Feiners and Police Engage in Heated Battles -Mili
tary Repulses all Attacks—Ambushes Reported
lx>ndon, Dec. 13— (U. P. 1 The
fiercest fightlty; since tty- Easter re
bellion of 1916. Is raging in many
parts of Ireland. Attacks on British
soldiers begun while the heart of
Cork still flamed In incendiary
Are.
The soldiers snd police, according
to dlspat-bes, v.-ere more then hold
ing their own. A pit hed battle be-
i tween Sinn Feiners and Scottish
Highlanders occt.rred near Cloyne
after the Irish had ambushed troops,
•he Irish office announced.
One
4tnn Felner was killed
Several
more were seriously wounded.
: .
CONSTRUCTION OF XH W ARSHIPS
IS ADVOCATED BY 8E4'KE-
TABY OF A AVY
center, the city ball and the Carne-
gie library, on the bank of the river
g/-
Iz-e were burned.
The corn ex-
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change was partly destroyed, du -
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CtiAkruian of Shipping Hoard 0,41«
patches say that Cork Is quiet, Or-
Naval Head Recognize* Necessity for
■ni«tic Over Outlook for Future
ders were given soldiers to shoot
Adequate Shore Establishment:
II Lincs arc Established
looters on sight.
Wants Base in Hawaii
i
More
than
300
buildings
are
said
-■ tbró * '
to have been destroyed by fires yes
iflt-ut. Gov. Channing Cox of Massa
Washington, Do-. 13 (A P.)~
terday. Most of the fires were ex chusetts, who has been elected gov-
Washington, Dec. 13—(A. P.)—
With completion of the government
tinguished
Kecviit photograph of Ixird Rotiert
emor to suceMd Vice President-elect Approval of another three year
shipbuilding program by 1923, the Inne» Ker. who baa married Jose Col-
A military patrol was ambushed Coolidge, 1« here shown sledding with naval building program, involving
United States probably will have as ■In», en English musimi comedy star.
He is a Itepub- the construction of 88 vessels, if the
at.Clo^-ne, seven miles from Queens his little daughter.
much ocean going tonnage as all! He'll of (hem are well known tn the
Henn.
town,
yesterday.
The
attackers
United States doe* not enter | th'
the other countries combined, with! Uniteli Ntu'es.
threw bombs from two houses, but
league of nations or a similar world
the exception of Great Britain, j
were
defeated.
The attackers
organization, is given by Secretary
Chairman Benson of the shipping j
which the bombs were thrown were
Daniels in his annual report today
Dublin, Dec. 13—(U. P.)— The burned.
board declared In hla annual report
to President Wilson.
military barracks at Ballfnale were
mnde public today.
“If the United States is not to
attacked by the Sinn Felners. One
At the end of the Inal fiscal year.'
enter into any agreement with the
policeman
was
killed,
and
three
were
Dublin,
Dec.
13
—
(A.
P.)
—
The
the chairman said, American ships.;
other powers of the earth, which are
severely wounded In a five hour fight central portion of the city of Cork
government and private owned,
now bound together in the league of
during
which
one
wall
of
the
build
has
been
burned
to
the
ground
and
numbered 3.404. of tl 6.91 8,21 2 dead:
nations.” says the naval secretary,
ing .was blown in.
other portions of the city are ablaze.
weight tons, not including more than ,
ITesident of Workers Announces “I feel compelled to approve the re
The
police
succeeded
In
holding
The
conflagration
followed
an
am
2.000.000 tons of shipping on the Military Commission Would Pa»*
That the Reductions Will be
commendation of the general board
the structure. The police barrack« bush of a military lorry at Plllons
Control of Port to Ireland—Plan
Great imkes
The net program of
Fought by Employees
that congress authorize another
at
Canlough
were
fiercely
attacked
Cross
Saturday
night,
in
which
four
for
Court
I»
Adopted
governm'ent owned ships, Admiral i
three year program to be begun as
last
night
and
several
wete
reported
persons
were
killed
and
many
were
Benson said, contemplated 2,315
soon as the capital ships now under
to
have
been
killed.
wounded.
Three
civilians
were
tak
vessels of 13,675,711 dead weight
Lawrence, Mass, Dec. 13—(A_ P.) construction are launched.”
en from their homes and shot dead
tons and at the end of the last fis
Geneva. Dec 13—(A* P.)—Mili
—The Pacific mills and the Arling
The three year program recom
London.
Dec.
13
—
(A
P.)
—
Brit
after
the
ambush.
The
fires
were
cal year. 2.070 ships aggregating tary control of Dan'zig by Poland has 1
ton mills, making cotton cloths*an mended by the general board to be
ish
regular
troops
guarded
today
the
then
started.
There
were
bomb
ex
11,622,361 dead weight tons, had
been recommeded to the council of twisted, blackened ruins left after plosions and firing also was heard. nounced a wage cut of approximately under way by 1924 includes the con
been completed
the league of Nations in a report fires, which Saturday night and Sun- The populace Is panic stricken. Mun 22 H per cent, affecting 16,000 struction of three battleships, one
During the year 1,180 finished
Iday swept virtually unchecked thru icipal buildings, the Carnegie lib workers, effective December 20. No battle cruiser. 3 «light cruisers, eight
ah I |x of 6,379,823 deadweight tons from the military commission. Unit
the city of Cork. Ireland. Estimates rary and the corn exchange cover word on a wage reduction came from gunboats. 18 destroyer leaders, 13
ed
States
Senator
Medlll
MoCormick
wore delivered, exceeding all re
mine laying submarines. 6 cruiser
of the loss run as high 315,000,000. ing a large area have been con the American Woolon Copipany.
watched
the
proceedings
of
the
as-
cords. They were built without ov
submarines, 4 airplane carriere. 3
St Patricks street, the shopping sumed.
sembly
today
from
the
press
gallery.
ertime or other aids to rapid pro
New York. Dec. 13—(A. P.) — destroyer tenders and 3 submarine
duction. Admiral Benson said.
HEIFER BREAKS RECORD FOR I TENTH HELD IN CONNECTION
Reports from mill centers indicate tenders.
“The shipyard workers of the
RITTERFAT PRODUCTION
WITH DEATH OF HIS WIFE that wage reductions will be resist
“If the United States takes ita
Geneva. Dec. 13—(A. P.)—A
United States have developed an ex
ed, John Golden, president of the stand with other countries in an or
pertness which has raised the effi plan for an International court, sub-
Fargo, N. D.. Dec. 11.—(U. P.) —
Portland. Dec. 13—(A. P.) — United Textile Workers of America, ganization to prevent war and pro
ciency of the various crafts to a high ' mltted to the assembly of the Ijeague The “Miracle Cow” has been dis
said.
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mote peace,” Mr. Daniels says, “our
Jack Tevis, a switchman, was arrest
'
of Nations by the committee consld-
plane and production has kep.t pace
covered. She 1s Salome's Carnation, I
present navy, with the addition of
ed last night. He is held pending
,
erlng
the
subject
was
unanimously
accordingly. Admiral Benson said.’
a purebred Jersey owned by Wil-i an investigation In connection with
New Bedford, Mass., Dec. ISA-(A. some special types, will be adequate
adopted
today.
The
Hague.
Holland
The Industry hns expanded 50.000
Ham Urge of Hamilton. N. D. She the death of his wife. Mrs.Nellie P.)—A wag reduction affecting for our defense and the prevention
skilled mechanic* to a force of 385, and Jugo-Slavla have broken off-dlp- has shattered the high North Dakota '
Tevis, who was found dead under 40,000 in the cotton mills here ’« of aggression.”
<
lomatlc
relations.
000 mon available to the private
record for buttej-fat production in circumstances indicating that she effective on Monday, it has been an-
No specific recommendations ‘for
ship yards, he added.
the two-year-old heifer ejass. The
appropriations for <iew construction
was choked to death, according to nounced.
previous record* was 376.16 pounds
“The credit for the accomplish
during the next fiscal year are in
the coroner.
of fat produced tn one year.
The ■
ment of the alms of the Emergency
cluded in the secretary’s report, but,
new re-ord hung up by Salome's
Fleet Corporation is therefore due to
his estiaiate
of the cost of maintain-
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Carnation Is for 281 days, or less ROSEBURG TURKEY RAISERS
these men who have surpassed all
’ iug the naval establishment for the
than nine months. Tn that time she
previous performances In the «hip
FOI IM POOL TO BOOM PRICE
coming year is $679,515,731 exclu
has produced 401.05 pounds of fat.1
building of the world,” he said.
sive of any sums congress may add
Salome's Carnation Is not getting
I for new building. This is 3240,000,-
American vessels are now sailing
Roseburg Dee. 13—(A. P.) —
any more care or feed than any of County Agent Haslett announced ,
In 229 separate services. They car
j 000 more than was appropriated for
ried 4 4.8 per cent of the nntlon's
Grants Pass came in for its share' the other cows tn the herd.
the present fiscal year, but Mr. Dan-
that a movement has been launched
foreign commerce last year as com | of the crime wave which appear* to
for forming another pool to control j Urbana, Ill., Dec. 11—(A. P.)>— - iels says the sum “is not really an
Marlon. Dec. 13—(A. P.) —Presl- the price of turkeys for the holiday The newest set of agricultural teach • increase.” but is “necessary to carry
pared with 9.7 per went before the be sweeping the country, last night*
war. the report said.
when an unknown robber entered dent elect Harding conferred with trade.
He said the Thanksgiving I ers—those who have come to the > on the construction of ships already
The government fleet in operation ' the Panama restaurant about 8:30 Elihu Root regarding the association pool saved the growers over 33000. farm boys at their work in the open authorized and the completion of
June 30 consisted of 1,294 steel ves-1 o’clock. He secured about 953.50 of nations, today.
country—are making a great suc- • shore establishments already begun
eels plying to all quarters of the and made hl* get-away without be
I cess, according to A. W. Nolan, as J by direction of congress.”
globe, Including »508 to Northern ing molested. The officers were no-
sistant professor of agricultureal ex
The most pressing problem con
Europe and 126 to Southern Europe 1 titled Imt the thief had mad? a
tension at the University of Illinois. fronting the nation with regard to
In the Qans-Paclflc sendee there ; clean e»cai>e.
. “Since the passage of the Smith- j the national defense, the naval secre
were 163 vessels and In the South
There was no one in the front
* Hughes vocational education act in tary continues, is the immediate ne
American. 138.
I part of the bulding where the cash
1917, teachers of agriculture are cessity for increasing the naval shore
Forty-one direct service
register was located, the waitress at i
II now at work in all the states of the establishment facilities on the Pa-'
Jicen ostnbMshed to South
Ae time being In the kitchen. She
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Union," professor Nolan said., “The cific coast.
tral America from nine ports on the saw the man enter but before she
"The day will never come,” Mr.
< Port Au Prince, Dec. 11(*—A. P.l teachers are employed for 12 months
Atlantic coast, four on the Gulf and could give the alarm he had gone. | The Old Channel mine at Galice ’ Americans seldom come to Haiti ex in the year. They are paid partly Daniels says, “when a powerful fleet
on the Pacific coast, the report He wore a blue handkedchlef over Is again in full operation after a cept on business. It is the rarest from local funds and partly from will not be based in the Pacific and
his eyes and wore a dark suit. Itj number of years of ildeness. accord- thing to see a tourist here, and ship federal funds granted by the voca it is essential that ample provision
was Impossible to secure a more de- Ing to J. R. Harvey, who la in the travelers, stopping at thiB port for tional act.
be made not only for the Pacific
tailed description. He left the door city for a few days. A force of 17 several hours, rush aboard again af-
"Under the provisions of this law. fleet, but for the whole American
open and the register Is so lacated men has been put to work and with ter a hurried survey of the water
all students enrolling in vocational fleet in its stated periods of tactical
that he was *ble to take out the all the water needed to keep the J front section, The hordes of beg-1
agriculture, with teachers thus em exercises on. the west coast.
without
going
behind
the
J
mine
going
this
winter,
a
good
clean-)
money
Among the new Pacific coast pro
gars bestting the visitors as they! ployed. must carry on for six months
desk.
After he had secured the up is expected. Coliu McIntosh, of attempt to pass through well paved
of the year, as a required part of jects now under consideration for
money he Inserted a stick which he ' San Francisco, who held a lease on streets, lined with the lame and the
their course, a farm project under which -congress has been or will be
carried, between the handles on the the property has sold his Interest blind discourages the visitors.
asked to provide funds are a deep
the supervision of the teacher.
doors and made It Impossible for to Edgar F, Wallace, a mining man
water docking and repair base, a
The Chamber of Commerce, mind
“A teacher of agriculture literally
anyone on the Inside to get out. of San Francisco, and S. A. Holman,
submarine base and other develop
Washington, Dec. 13—(A. P.) — This gave him ample time to get general manager and president of ful of this evil, is trying to end It, lives with his boys during the sum
The Johnson Immigration hill as around the corner into the darkness. the Balakalala mine at Coram. Col. for the organization admits that It mer months, directing their work, ments at San Francisco; an aviation
base at Sand Point, King eounty,
amended to prohibit nil Immigration
Several -persons report seeing the V. B. Allen, who was manager of is the thing that turns tourists -away. study and business in connection Washington; a submarine, destroyer
for ono year wns passed by the house robbery but thought nothing of the the largest gravel mine In the Unit Aside from the occupation forces with their farm projects. The boys
and aviation base at Port Angelee,
and now goes to the Scnaje where its matter at the time. No clues were ed States, the North Bloomfield, of there are about 200 Americans in i in these classes are usually organiezd
Washington; .a submarine base at
defeat Is predicted by Senate leaders. left for the police to work on, al California, is consulting engineer.
the capital. Only four full steaming I into vocational clubs under which
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days
from'New
Yerk.
Haiti
Is
lucky
;
auspices
trips
are
taken
to
sales.
though some believe the work was
Work for next year is to be un
Washington, Dec. 13-(A. P. >
done by local talent. It Is possible dertaken on a larger scale than this if It gets mall In eight or ten .days 1 fairs, universities, agricultural ex
An embargo for one year against the that one of the many transients who veer. Mr. Harvey states. There is»
The one hotel here patronized by hibits, and good farms. All of this
Importation of wheat, wheat flour, jusn through the city wns responsi plenty of water in the ditches to in Americans sits back toward the base ' reacts to the moral and social, as
bnrley, rvv, oats, wool, hogs, cattle, ble. The opinion Is freely expressed sure a steady run for the winter, of the mountainside overlooking the well as the vocational and agrlcul-
and sheep wns proposed In a hill In by many people of the city that this h » e now four feet of snow on sen and beyond walking distance of | tural education of the boys.
troduced by Representative Young. Is only the begtnnin of a series of! 1'b i Vine mountain from-whlch the town. Once acclimated the resident
Republican. He also Introduced a crimes. Precautions should be tak- mine draws its supply of water for American likes the weather, but FIVE PERSONS Kiff El» IX
hill establishing a permanent sched en as rnany men arc out of work b.draullc work. Mr. Harvey will there never was a snn in Texas that
ATLAS POWDER EXPLOSION
ule of Import duties upon these
< drifting through the city and. i return to the property tomorrow.
boats down with the intensity of this
Washington, Dec. 13—(A. P.)—
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items after the one year embargo
co advantage of any opportun-i
Haitian sun around midday.
‘resident Wilson appealed to the
Dover, N. J., Dec
f find. The cleaning out of |
\merican people to contribue funds
Th 4 old belief hold In many n arts Five persons were
Jamos Smith spent Saturday tran-
Mrs. Norn Murphy 4s suondlng th
tin *• uc
.-’so
n| ianj
’or the relief of 3,500,000 children
of the United States that Pol*t an and sevorjl Injured
,
•i.i-d t
u 1
nals into other parts of the ictlng business In Medford and frtnee is a breeding spot of crime In the Atlas Powder
n central Europe who are described
reaving for that city this morning
icksonvllle.
is facing starvation.
at Lake Hopatcong.
Is wrong now.
OLD CHANNEL MINE IS HAI11 NOi PARADISE
AGAIN IN OPERATION • ™ AMERICAN TOURIST
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