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ANNOTIATE!» PIIENH HEKVICK
GHANTH l’AHH, JOHKI'IIINK OOUNTY, OREGON.
V<kL. XL, No. I tn.
TI EHDAY, AFRIL 13, IMI.
I H-partmrnte at Washington City
Agree Ipon Method for Separa­
tion of Interests
First Message si New Executive Read lo C.ogress Today p|QN[[R
Declares Against
Nations in
Agaio,I The Existing
Ex.slmg League ol
of Nahens
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TRIPLE ALLIANCE WILL REMAIN'
Washington, Apr. 11.—(A. P.)-’' THE COLONEL BOWIE FOUNDElt
AT WORK PENDING FURTHER The new pIa" “*d*p whlch the Swift
ED IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
NEGOTIATIONS
A™°“pd,T-‘
LAST NIGHT
themselves ot stockyards and termin-
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al railroad interests, including the
Portland stockyards, was agreed to
Great Falls, Mont., Apr 12.— (A. QCTTI [UTIIT QETU2 PDilDAQI [ by th" d«P«riment of justice and ap-
* Washington, Apr.
-(A. P.) — "at a coat which traffic can bear.’
President Harding, in his first mes­ Katas and costa of operation must P.j-—With his fortune spent in his uLI IL l IYILIII OLL i YIO rnUDflOlL proved by the District of Columbia
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supreme court here today.
efforts to perfect a nation-wide far­
sage to congress, announced that he be reduced.
mers'
mera*
cooperative
organisation
organization
and
would approve a declaratory resolu­
Strengthening laws governing fed­
British Vested Brings Trio From the
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tion by congrsea "with qualifications eral aid for roads He said the Unit­ (declared heart broken because of the
I nfortunate Ship Into Port But
essential to protect all our rights," ed Btatee Intends to establish and1 failure of the rurallsts of the west! Kewumption of Work I pon the
Ix.wer
Wage
Brolo
Others Are Missing
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to
adopt
his
plan
on
the
scale
he
had
which would end the "technical state maintain a merchant marine.
dreamed
of,
Findlay
A.
Bennett,
of war against the central powers "
Government facilities should be
Ho objected, however, to separate made available for private usage I originator of the American Society
London, Apr. 12.—(A. P.)— The
Beaumont, Texas. Apr. 12.—(A.
peace treaties tn view of our “in- without unduly Interfering with ot Equity, died recently in Willernie.
P.)—The steamer Colonel Bowie
Minnesota, eoordlng to word re- triple alliance sympathetic strike has
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rolved peace engagemnts."
private enterprises
with 22 persons aboard, foundered
cel red here.
been deferred pending further nego-
Th president'* discussion of the
Encouragement and regulation of
Throe
Cooperatlve distribution of farm Gallons.
New York, Apr. 12.—(A. P.)— in the Gulf Monday night.
peace question opened with tbe defi­
and manufactured products was the
Reuter's Limited gave the follow- Counterfeit currency and raised gov- persons were picked up by the British
nite declaration against the existing aviation.
Generous and practical expression basic idea In the organisation Mr. Ing summary or the strike situation, ernment notes have been discovered steamer Cissy, but 19 are still miss­
league of nations, In which he said
of
gratitude to service men by con­ Bennett created. By 18 months en- which reflects the semi-official view- in circulation in increasing numbers ing.
“This republic will have no part "
recently by banks and business1
"There can be no misinterpreta­ gress is expected by the American thusiastlc work during 1915 and point:
"The fact that the miners have houses throughout the country, ac-’
PORTLAND MARKETS
tion and there wll be no betrayal ot people. Urged extension of hospital ¡1916, Mr. Benentt. then a resident
of Great Falls, signed about 15,000 now agreed to meet the owners is cording to Information compiled and
the deliberate expression of the Am­ facilities
Coordination of the various gov­ ( farmers in Montana for the "Society regarded as positive evidence that made public by the Manufacturers1 Portland. Apr. It.—(A. P.)—AU
erican people in the recent election
Trust Company.
markets are unchanged.
and. settled in our decision tor our­ ernment agencies for the public wel­ of Equity," giving It the largest the strike is certain to be settled
"The compromise srranged on Sat­
membership of farm organization in
Its statement called attention to
selves. it is only fair to say to the fare.
Endorsed the pending maternity the state. letter he constructed for urday has been hailed with intense the section of the penal code which Leon Patterson Pleads Guilty—
world that the league covenant can
bill.
the society 35 grain elevators and satisfaction by the whole country.
prescribes a penalty for even the
Leon Patterson, indicted by the
have no sanction by us.”
"Ttie eventual resumption ot work possession of counterfeit money. It grand jury upon a charge or being
"Congress should wipe out the founded 30 equity cooperative stores,
Against Existing larxgur
at a lower wage scale will, it is ex­ must be surrendered on demand to one of four boys who took an auto­
Although declaring against the'stain of barbaric lynching." Approv- all In Montana.
The Immense wheat crop in Mon­ pected. produce an Immediate fall in the secret service. Those failing to mobile from the streets of Grants
“existing league of nations,” the ed the commission of representatives
president said: "The wlsor course of the white and black races to study tana in 1916 Is credited with having the cost of living, with, at- the same do so are subject to both fines and Pass, drove it around the country,
wrecked the elevator system, it being1 time; a proportionate improvement imprisonment. The secret service re-' and deserted it after returning here,
would seem to be acceptance or con- and report on lynching
ifirmatlon of our rights and Interests • Favored eliminating heavy bur- declared that the credit of the equity in the value of wages. In fact, it is deems raised bills held by innocent pleaded guilty in the circuit court
yeeterday. »nd is now keeping com­
As already provided and to engage j dens of armament. "We are ready I was strained to handle it. Dissatls- anticipated that such a settlement persons.
pany with the two boys previously
under the existing treaty, assuming, , to cooperate with other nations to action on the part of the members would be the turning point in the de­
From
Revolutionary
times
until
(
or course, that this can be satisfac­ approximate disarmament, but more took from Mr. Bennett the manage­ pression which had been so marked the Civil war, counterfeiting was a sentenced in the county Jail. Pat­
torily achieved by such explicit reser-' prudence forbids we disarm alone." ment of the wide spreading organiza­ of late."
crime often punished as a capital of­ terson was also given a sentence of
The staggering burden of tbe war tion and he removed to St. Paul and
rations and modifications as will se­
fense, the statement said. During 90 days. Cecil Wilhelm, the fourth
cure our absolute freedom from In­ debt must be cared far In gradual began organizing a nation-wide as­ SENATE URGED TO RATIFY
the war between the states issues of of the quartet indicted, has not yet
sociation along Identical lines. Mr.
advisable commitments and safe­ liquidation.
THE COLOMBIAN TREATY 'currency were so large and varied been arrested.
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Can lift tax burdens by striking at Bennett was 50 years Old at the time’
guard all our essential interests *'
Itbat countrfeiting flourished, and
of his death.
An association of nations, the ( expenditures
j the secret service was organized to
Favored a national budget system.
president said, could not be founded
.stamp out the crime.
Washington,
Apr.
It.
—
(A.
P.)
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and efficient management
j Mr and Mrg p
ot Crescent ‘
until the world was at peace
Counterfeiters, the article con­
Senator
Lodge
urged
the
senate
to
Other recommendations of the [ Declared for less government tn city, arrived in the citv by stage yee-
tinues, are recruited from all walks
promptly
ratify
the
Colombian
trea
­
message were:
busines« and more business in gov- terday and took the evening train for ty at Its session today.
of life. The lower type devote their'
Readjustment of Internal taxes* ernnient. No challenge to lawful gan Francisco.
activities to coin, while the more in­
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and repeal or revision ot those that business, but restraint of trade Is not1
telligent operate with paper money,
have been unproductive and burden­
which requires much more skill. Bill
some
raisers who boost all bank note into
Washington, Apr. 12.—(A. P.)
For Emergency Tariff
a camouflaged “ten spot” and make The president this morning called
Instant tariff enactment "emer high cost of living had not yielded
nnillti All Tlir Allllir
a >10 bill look like >100, seldom republican members of the senate
gency in character.”
change the portrait on the paper foreign relations committee to the
Efficient operation of railroads
which makes detection easier
White House to present to them
Fake Liberty bonds and govern­ statements in his message regarding
' northern Montana and numbered
Tokio, Apr. 12.— (A. P.)—Discus­ ment checks have been found by foreign relations. League of nations
Paris. Apr. 12.—(A. P.)—The
hundreds of cow boys on its pay­
federal agents during recent months opponents among the senators were
I Duchess de Rohan, urges American sing the charges made in the diet along with the counterfeit coins, satisfied with what the message
rolls. Is going out of existence.
that
Japanese
are
guilty
of
opium
The last of the old grazing land I women and the United States gov- smuggling into China, the Yomiuri notes and stamps, the statement said. contained on that subject.
owned by the concern In Montana i ernment. to let the American soldiers Shimbun says the fact that the smug­
and an immense area in Canada is remain on the Rhine, The duchess, gling of opium and morphine had
tn be placed on the market for sale. ( with other members of the Comite never been made a subject of public
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Great Falls. Mont., Apr. 12.— (A. Decision to disincorporate the old France-Amerlque, wore Quests of discussion despite the frequent and
P.)—The Conrad Circle Cattle Co., company was made at the annual ’ General Henry T. Allen at Coblenz strong strictures uttered abroad must
which 40 years ago ran thousands of stockholders meeting in Great Falls' February 15, when the troops cele- be regarded as a national disgrace
bratod the anniversary of the day,
head of stock over the plains of i early this month.
___ ■ American soldiers took their place on greater than the smuggling itself
! the allied front as an American. Owing to the repeated calling of at-
In the
army. She tells _ of her
__ trip
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___ ,«ntlon t0 u by foreigners the Jap-
New York, Apr. 12— (A. P.)— , during the southern training trips
| March number of France-etata-unis, anese government made up its mind
to abolish the opium monopoly sys- Amid ceremonies and decorations and advance sales of seats tor tomor­
the committee's magazine.
“My Joy is profound,r •• ‘ ghe gays in tem 10 force at Tsing-tao and Dairen which have become a fixed feature row's initial flag contests clearly ln-
i her diary of the trip, “to see the but on account of the opposition set of the annual event the major league i dicate that the baseball fan has in­
American flag on Ehrenbreistein and up by those who are interested in the baseball season of 1921 will open
creased in number since that Octo­
I do hope it will remain there a very opium traffic the authorities are try­ tomorrow afternoon on the circuits
long time for the security, not only ing to maintain the monopoly system of the National and American ber day when the Cleveland Ameri­
Constantinople, Apr. 12.— (A. P.) they are often obliged to spend all of my own country but of Europe under the plea of gradual prohibi- leagues, Incompassed by the blare cans drew the curtain across the
'—Dwindling travelers In connection but their traveling expenses for and all the lovers of liberty and hu- Ho“'
the
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7 ' bands, the snapping of flags scene wherein the Brooklyn Nation­
with passport vises has become one vises.
The newspaper continues: "Lately and the wierd toss by city or govern- als fell before the prowess of Tris
inanity.
of the favorite means of livelihood of
Another form of swindle results
“Yet, it is a fact which I feel even the opium and morphine traffic has ment officials, selected to throw out Speaker and his brigade of Indian
minor officials tn the Orient and Bal- from the general European laws more keenly than I did before, that been made the subject of discussion the first ball of the year, the players battlers. Despite the many changes
kan countries.
against taking large sums of silver the Germans respect only force and in the diet but it is regrettable to ob- of 16 teams will flash away on their In both the playing personnel and
Mrs. J. H K. Polly, wife of an gold or paper money of a given coun- power and that the United States is sene that the matter has been con- »lx month pursuit of pennants the managers of clubs baseball authori­
American business man living tn try Into another.
the only people they fear, knowing sidered merely from the viewpoint of winning of which entitles the victors ties look forward to another banner
London, was recently a victim of
To prevent such traffic govern- perfectly that, if it wore needful, official discipline and no voice has to battle in the World's Series, the year in Interest, attendance and
this fraud while traveling on the monte place officials at frontiers who they would come again as numerous been raised from the standpoint of pinnacle of baseball.
closeness of the pennant races.
| Weather permitting, the schedules
Orient Express, running from here demand of each traveler the sum of as possible,
Big league baseball has become
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But I do hope that the national prestige and morality.
to Paris. When the train was pass­ foreign cash on his person. If he de-^ government of the United States and
“If Japan ha^been kept free from will bring together in the National an institution in this country for the
ing from Bulgaria ipto Serbia, at 2 clares anything above the equivalent! our dear sisters, the American wom­ the evils of opium smoking it is league: Brooklyn at Boston; New history of the National league dates
o'clock in the morning, an official in of >70, or some such modest sum, it en, will understand the necessity of largely because of the terrible les- York at Philadelphia; Pittsburg at back to 1376 and tomorrow’s games
uniform representing himselrf as a is taken and a receipt given which leaving the troops on the Rhine to sons taught by China and tor this Cincinnati and St. Louts at Chicago, will mark the opening of the 46th
Serb Inspector, demanded to see her he may cash In money of the coun­ prevent mischief. It is easier to reason, if for no other, Japan should while In the American league Cleve- consecutive season for the senior
passports, Informed her that the vise try on leaving it. Sometimes the In­ keep them here and much less ex- have taken the lead in saving the land plays at St. Louis; Chicago at major league. Raising its first pen­
obtained at the Serb legation In Con­ spector merely pockets the money,' pnalve, than sending them back and Chinese from the thraldom of opium Detroit; Philadelphia at New York, nant in 1900 the American League
stantinople was Invalid and ordered or will take a bribe to let the travel­ having the trouble of sending later smoking. Despite this tact Japan has and Boston at Washington.
contests will inaugurate the junior
her to leave the train. (After pro­ er proceed with all his cash.
been conniving at, it not actually en-
Each April within the memory of association’s 22nd season.
many, many more to Europe.
testations, he consented to accept
During the period of 45 years In
Americans of experience have
"The American troops," she says, couraging. the acts of her nationals the past four generations similar
|3K to lot her continue her Journey. adopted the plan of carrying only are magnificent, “The men are tall which have tended to bring her name scenes have been enacted without which various teams have fought for
She had already paid $30 for vises checks or drafts and thus avoid this and handsome, They walk majec- into disgrace. For the sake of the losing any part of their thrill or at- National league pennants those rep­
of her passport.
annoyance.
tlcally and with great regularity national reputation, it is advisable tractiveness and tomorrow baseball resenting eastern cities still identi­
Before leaving
Constantinople
The oldest form of travel swindle' never one behind the other,
It is that the government should prohibit parks wtll be thronged with the same fied with the organisation hare won
many travelers are obliged to give takes the form of trains stopping ! wonderful to see them parading
the traffic in 'he poison once and tor type of enthusiastic fans who have 23 championships while western
large sums to get vises which later due to lack of coal. Then the train I During the review, she says, "The all.”
Chicago
witnessed the opening games of past clubs have captured 17.
may be declared Invalid In this man- crew plays cards until the passengers' Marquise de Rochambeau and I were
------------------- ----------------- years. Following the world war the leads with 11 pennants. Boaton Is
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popularity of baseball appeared to second with nine and New York third
ner.
taka up a collection with which to so enthusiastic that we asked per­
Since refugees from Russia are buy coal. This swindle has been Im-j mission to have the honor of kissing REPUBLICANS APPiaun
leap forward with a fervor, little an­ with eight. In the American League
ANTI-LEAGUE SENTIMENT
An official takes up! the ¡American flag.”
not wanted in other countries, where proved upon
ticipated by either player or magnate Boston and Philadelphia have each
they may become charges, few pass­ tickets, and then a second official. I And in closing, the Duchess ex­
and there is little indication that the . won six pennants giving the east a
ports are granted them officially but who denounces the first one as a claims: "America In this w^r has
national game has reached the zenith (total of 12 while the western cinbe
Washington, Apr. 12.—(A. P.)
they are furnished with proper pa­ fraud, makes the luissengers pay a been the wall separating domination Republicans applauded vigorously ’ of Its flight.
have accumulated nine, five for Chi­
pers for sums ranging from |20 to second time. This Is confined to lo­ and justice, ambition and humanity. President
Harding’s
declaration
Record breaking crowds have wlt- cago, three for Detroit and one for
>100. As these refugees are poor, cal trains.
agalnat the league of nations.
jnessed the various exhibition games 1 Cleveland.
She has 'been our providence.'’
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