The Hermiston herald., January 27, 1917, Image 2

THIE
HEBMISTON
HERALD,
HERMISTON,
OREGON.
LONDON ROCKED BY BLAST
WORLD HAPPENINGS TORPEDO BOATS HAVE FIGHT PRESIDENT ADDRESSES
British Lose One, While Seven Ger­
Huge Munitions Plant Wiped Out by
SENATE
ON
PEACE
mans
Are
Reported
Sunk.
Explosion, Killing Many.
Of CURRENT WEEK
PRESIDENT HOLDS
SECRET MEETING
London — A portion of the area of
Without Victory to
•
London was shaken severely Saturday
Either Side—Would Extend Monroe Doctrine to All
night when a chemical plant in which Conference at White House Be­
Brief Resume Most Important
Nations Freedom of Seas Advocated.
munitions were manufactured was the
I leave Zeebrugge to avoid the ice,
lieved to Bear on Peace.
Daily News Items.
which was exceedingly thick. They WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—Whether the I The equality of nations upon which peace center of a series of explosions, scat­
were immediately attacked by a large United States shall enter a world peace I must be founded, if it is to last, must be tering death and destruction over a
i an equality of rights; the guarantees ex- considerable section of the district in
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i British squadron.
league and, as many contend, thereby changed must neither recognize nor imply
_____ ___ — The action opened at short range abandon Its traditional policy of isola­ a difference between big nations and small, which the works were located.
between those that are powerful and those
There is no evidence that the explo­
and early in the fight the bridge of the tion and no entangling alliances, was that
are weak. Right must be based upon
German destroyer V-69 was swept put squarely before Congress and the the common
strength, not upon the indi- sion was other than the result of a
vidual strength of the nations upon whose fire, such as that to which any factory
_______
I away by a direct hit, the commander country today by President Wilson in concert
Equality of
peace will depend.
a personal address to the Senate.
Between 50 and 60 bodies
| and two other officers being killed.
territory or of resources there, of course, is sbuject.
The full text follows:
cannot be; nor any other sort of equality have been recovered.
of the Senate:
On the 18th not gained in the ordinary peaceful and
Events of Noted People, Governments
The British destroyer was lost, also, of Gentlemen
Democrats Oppose Discussion of Mr.
December last I addressed an Identic legitimate
development of
the
peoples
In 10 hospitals on Sunday 21 persons
| in another engagement.
note to the governments of the nations now themselves.
But no one asks or expects
and Pacific Northwest and Other
Wilson's Talk, But Republicans
The V-69 fired one torpedo and was at war requesting them to state more defi­ anything more than an equality of rights. died, and there were 112 patients re­
than had yet been stated by either Mankind
looking now for freedom of ceiving treatment, Lloyd’s
Weekly
then hit by another British shell, nitely
group of belligerents the terms upon which life, or for equipoises of power.
Things Worth Knowing,
Insist on Being Told Views.
j which knocked the funnel flat on
— the
41— they would deem it possible to make peace. And there is a deeper thing involved says. In addition, 265 persons suffer­
I
spoke
on
behalf
of
humanity
and
of
the
than
even
equality
of
rights
among
organ
­
| deck. Still another shell put a hold lights of all neutral nations like our own,
ing from injuries were treated.
nations. No peace can last, or ought
Her many of whose most vital interests the war ized
in the fore part of the vessel.
The central point of the volcano-like
to last, which does not recognize and ac­
puts in constant jeopardy.
the principle that government« de­ upheaval was in the heart of the work­
Portugal has issued an official white guns appear not to have been dam­ The central powers united in a reply cept
Washington, D. C. — Five Demo­
rive all their just powers from the consent
stated merely that they were ready of the governed, and that no right any- ing district of a suburban town.
At
book explaining its entrance into the aged. The crew of the V-69 numbered which
cratic
leaders of the senate, three of
to meet their antagonists in conference to where exists to hand peoples about from
6:45 p. m. a series of explosions sud-
about 60.
discuss terms of peace.
war.
to sovereignty as if they were
them
members
of the foreign relations
It would appear from statements of The entente powers have replied much sovereignty
property.
definitely and have stated in general
A North Dakota farmer is frozen to the men that seven other German ves­ more
I take it for granted, for instance, it I
committee, had a long conference with
terms, indeed, but with sufficient definite­ may venture upon a single example. that
death in the blizzard that swept that sels were sunk. The V-69 belonged to ness to imply details, the arrangements, statesmen everywhere are agreed that there Russia’s “Sacred Devil,’’
President Wilson at the White House
guarantees and acts of reparation which should be a united, independent and auton-
state Sunday.
the home fleet.
Who Was Assassinated Wednesday night. Afterward all of
they deem to be indispensable conditions omous Poland, and that henceforth in­
of
a
satisfactory
settlement
According to a Reuter dispatch from
violable security of life, of worship and of
Germany claims to have taken 200,-
We are that much nearer a definite dis-
them refused flatly to talk.
and social development should
000 Roumanian prisoners during the Ymuiden, it was officially stated that cussion of the peace which shall end the industrial
be guaranteed to all peoples who have lived
present war. We are much nearer the dis- hitherto under the power of governments
In the conference were Chairman
four
were
killed
aboard
the
V-69,
in
­
campaign in that country.
of the international concert which devoted to faith and purpose hostile to their
cluding the commander. Lieutenant cussion
must thereafter hold the world at peace. In own.
1855
Stone
and Senators Pomerene and
Mrs. Alice Bennett of New Yorl, Boehm, and the commander of the flo­ every discussion of the peace that must I speak of this not because of any desire
Saulsbury, of the foreign relations
this war it is taken for granted that to exalt an abstract political principle which
106 years of age, died recenly after tilla, Captain Schultz. German offi­ end
that peace must be given by some definite has always been held very dear by those
committee, and Senators Walsh and
the first illness in her life.
of power which will make it virtu­ whu have sought to build up liberty in
cers refused information about an en­ concert
ally impossible that any such catastrophe America, but for the same reason that I
Hoke Smith, The President is much
The U. S. Supreme court has upheld gagement, the scene of action or the should ever overwhelm us again. Every have spoken of the other conditions of peace
lover of mankind, every sane and thought­ which seem to me clearly indispensable be­
interested in the efforts of Senator
the so-called blue sky laws of Ohio, strength of the flotilla.
must take that for granted.
cause I wish frankly to uncover realities.
According to a Hague report to the ful I man,
have sought this opportunity to address
Michigan and South Dakota.
Any peace which does not recognize and
Cummins
and other Republicans to
Exchange Telegraph company, two you because I thought that I owed It to accept this principle will inevitably be up-
The Bethlehem Steel corporation has German ships were sunk and three you, as the council associated with me in set. It will not rest upon tne affections or
force an open debate on his peace ad­
the final determination of our international the convictions of mankind.
The ferment
declared a stock dividend amounting to others badly damaged in the fight.
obligations, to disclose to you, without re­ of spirit of whole populations will fight
dress, and it was in this connection
serve,
the thought and purpose that have subtly and constantly against it, and all
200 per cent, aggregating $30,000,000.
that the senators were called to the
been taking form in my mind in regard the world will sympathize. The world can
to the duty of our Government in these be at peace only if its life is stable, and
A large cougar visits the outskirts
White House.
days
to
come,
when
It
will
be
necessary
there can be no stability where the will
of Hood River, causing a young lady British Press Hostile Toward
to lay afresh and upon a new plan the is in rebellion, .where there is not tran-
It is understood the subject was dis­
foundations
of
peace
among
the
nations.
quillity of spirit and a sense of justice and
to faint when the two met. The ani­
President Wilson’s Address It is inconceivable that the people of the freedom
and right.
cussed only generally and that no at­
mal escaped.
United States should play ne part in that
as practicable, moreover, every
London—President Wilson’s address great enterprise. To take part in such a So far
people now struggling towards a full
tempt was made to agree upon any
The mayoress of Umatilla, Oregon, to the United States senate has fur­ service will be the opportunity for which great
development of its resources and of its pow­
they have sought to prepare themselves by ers should be assured a direct outlet to the
plan
of action.
has issued invitations for a grand in- nished the British government and the very principles and purposes of their great highways of the seas. Where this
The legislative program was talked
held in that city public with a surprise as electrifying poLty and the approved practices of their cannot be dono by the cession of territory,
augural ball to
Government ever since the days when they it can no doubt be done by the neutraliza­
February first.
over and the President is said to have
as his mediatory note to the belliger­ set up a new Nation in the high and hon­ tion
of direct rights of way under the gen­
orable hope that it might in all that it
guarantee which will assure the peace
urged the importance of passing water-
One thousand dollars damage is ents. With the exception of the Man­ was and did show mankind the way to lib­ eral
itself. With a right comity of arrangement
They cannot, in honor, withhold the no nation need be shut away from free ac-
(i a po­ chester Guardian and the Daily News, erty
asked of a Surety company
power legislation before the end of the
service to which they are now about to cess to the open paths of the world’s com-
liceman of Astoria, Oregon, for tile which are the only papers in Great be ch illenged. They do not wish to with­ merce.
session.
Britain that can be classified as pacifi­ hold it. But they owe it to themselves And the paths of the sea must alike In
death of a Russian spaniel dog.
and to the other nations of the world to
There have been suggestions that,
catory in policy, the press gives the
the conditions under which they feel law and in fact be free. The freedom of
President Wilson plans to visit the President’s utterances an unfriendly state
the seas Is the sine qua non of peace,
frea to render it
in
order to prevent interference with
and co-operation.
No doubt a
capitol three times a week to urge reception and engages in much specu­ That service is nothing less than this— equality
legislation by daily discussions of the
to add their authority and their power to somewhat radical reconsideration of many
Gregory Rasputin, called the “Sa­ Cummins resolution, which would set
completion of his legislative program lation over the meaning which, it is the authority and force of other nations to of the rules of international practice hith­
peace and justice throughout the erto sought to be established may be nec­ cred Devil of Russia,” whose influence
before adjournment of congress.
considered, may be concealed behind guarantee
aside next week for debate, the admin­
world.
Such a settlement cannot now be essary in order to make the seas indeed
long postponed. It is right that before it free and common in practically all circum­ over the royal family, particularly the istration might favor either fixing a
Another big shipbuilding contract certain passages.
stances
for
the
use
of
mankind,
but
the
co nos this Government should frankly
czarina, became obnoxious, was quietly limited time for the debate now, or an
Public men interviewed begin with formulate the conditions upon which it motive for such changes is convincing or and
has been awarded a Portland concern.
in- assassinated by several relatives of the
would feel justified In asking our people to compelling. There can be no trust
agreement to postpone it until the sen­
Two vessels are to be built said to be courteous tributes to the President’s approve
world
its formal and solemn adherence to timacy between the peoples of the
czar and high officials. He was one ate holds its extra session after
them.
the largest of their kind in the United good intentions and end by supporting a league for peace. I am here to attempt without
The free, constant, unthreatened inter- of those strange mystical characters
to state those conditions.
March 4.
Great Britain’s measures.
States.
The present war must first be ended: but course of nations is an essential part of the who have floated through all Russian
It
While
the
government
cannot
make
we owe it to candor and to a just regard process of peace and of development.
A report from Buenos Aires states any direct reply to the communication for the opinion of mankind to say that so need not be difficult to define or to secure history. Rasputin had gained such
London—The American ambassador
the freedom of the seas if the governments
that the German raider, which sank from the President to the United far as our participation in guarantees of of
the world sincerely desire to come to an power over the royal family that it at Berlin, James W. Gerard, was
future peace is concerned it makes a great
several vessels in the. South Atlantic, States, there is certain to be discus­ deal of difference in what way and upon agreement concerning it.
was feared he would interfere serious­ called to the foreign office Wednesday,
It Is a problem closely conected with the
what terms it is ended. The treaties and
has been sent to the bottom. No de­ sion in parliament.
ly with the conduct of the war. At whither he was summoned by the Im­
agreements which bring It to an end must limitation of naval armaments and the co-
tails are given.
embody terms which will create a peace operation of the navies of the world In any rate he interfered with officials of perial chancellor for a conversation
keeping
and safe. And
that
is worth
guaranteeing
and preserving,
’ the
----- seas
—
— at
-- once
----- free
a
peace
that will
win the approval
of man- | ------
the —
question
of
limiting
naval armament« such importance that the Russian po­ respecting President Wilson’s address
The New York daylight-saving com­
Wilson
May
Try
25-Cent
Diet.
kind; not merely a peace that will serve opens the wider and pernaps more difficult lice fear to prosecute the men who to the senate, says a Berlin dispatch to
mittee's plan to advance the clock one
the several interests and immediate aimsquestion of the limitation of armies and of
killed him.
-
all programmes of military preparation.
the Exchange Telegraph company by
of
the nations engaged.
hour during the live months beginning
Washington, D. C.—Having proved ----------
We shall have no voice in determining . Difficult and delicate as these questions are
way of Amsterdam.
May 1 has been approved by the Amer­ that 23 husky policemen can thrive on what
'
|
they
must
be
faced
with
the
utmost
candor
those terms shall be, but we shall, I
The conference lasted for more than
feel sure, have a voice in determining : j and decided in a spirit of real accommoda­ denly transformed the works into a
ican Federation of Labor.
a 25-cent-a-day diet, Mrs. Eula Mc­ whether
tion
if
peace
is
to
come
with
healing
in
they shall be made lasting or not
fiery furnace and great masses of an hour and later the ambassador sent
its wings and come to stay.
Clary,
a
dietician
of
the
police
squad
by
the
guarantees
of
a
universal
covenant
Japan is facing an internal crisis.
Peace cannot be had without concession burning liquid and timbers and red-hot a long wireless message to Washing­
and our judgment upon what is funda-
There can be no sense of
Opposition to Count Terauchi has of New York City, has asked the Pres­ meatal
and essential as a condition prece­ and sacrifice.
safety
and equality among the nations if iron were hurled high in the air. ton “at the urgent request of the Ger­
to permanency should be spoken now,
opened a vigorous campaign on the ident of the United States to do like- dent
great preponderating armaments are hence- Mingled with the deafening crash of man government.”
not
afterwards,
when
it
may
be
too
late.
ground that the cabinet was formed in wise.
No covenant of co-operative peace that I forth to continue here and there to be built beams and girders were cries from the
In parliamentary circles, says the
and maintained. The statesmen of the
Mrs. McClary suggested that the ex­ does not include the people of the new up
violation to the spirit of the constitu-
An adjoining flour correspondent.
world can suffice to keep the future safe world must plan foi peace and nations must working people.
President Wilson’s
periment at the White House would against
adjust
and
accommodate
their
policy
to
It
tion.
war, and yet there is only one sort
mill, in which a number of women and speech is generally considered a last
have a good effect on the country.
of peace that the peoples of America could as they have planned for war and made
ready for pitiless contest and rivalry. The girls were employed, was engulfed.
In guaranteeing.
Franz Bopp, the German consul at
move for peace and that, if it is unsuc­
"I’ll do it if Mrs. Wilson will con­ join
The elements of that peace must be the question of armaments, whether on land or
The explosions were only the centers cessful, the President will be obliged
San Francisco, convicted of violating sent,” Mrs. McClary quoted the Presi­ elements
sea,
is the most Immediately and intensely
that engage the confidence and
question connected with the future of a succession of widespread series of to side finally with one of the belliger­
the neutrality of this country, has dent replying. She said she would satisfy the principles of the American Gov- practical
elements consistent with their fortunes of nations and of mankind.
fires, as the masses of firebrands from ents.
been sentenced to two years at Mc­ call at the White House again and eminent,
I have spoken upon these great matters
political faith and the practical convictions
without reserve and with the utmost ex­ the affected quarter settled down on
Neil’s Island federal prison and fined bring with her a menu to be prepared which the peoples of America have once plicitness
because it has seemed to me to
for all embraced and undertaken to defend.
Added to the ter­
German Losses 2,000,000.
$10,000.
necessary if the world’s yearning de­ surrounding areas.
by experts connected with the move­ I do not mean to say that any American be
sire
for
peace
was anywhere to find free ror of this upheaval was the sudden
government would throw any obstacle In the
Berlin
—Estimating the total Ger­
ment,
especially
for
Wilson
’
s
use.
President Wilson addresses the sen­
Perhaps I am the darkness in which the entire quarter
way of any terms of peace the governments voize and utterance.
now at war might agree upon or seek to only person in high authority among all
man losses in the war at about 2,000,-
ate on the question of permanent
upset them when made. whatever they the peoples of the world who is at liberty was plunged.
peace. This is the first time in a hun-
I am
000, the National Zeitung, of Berlin,
might be.
I only take It for granted that to speak and hold nothing back.
Territories
to
Be
Dry.
mere terms of peace between the beiliger- speaking as an individual and yet I am
dred years h president of the United
says that there are available sufficient
speaking,
also,
of
course,
as
the
responsible
ents will not satisfy even the belligerents
States discussed foreign relations be-
head of a great government and I feel con­ Blizzard in East is Worst in
Washington, D. C. — “ Bone dry” themselv es.
forces to carry on the war for several
Mere agreements may not make peace fident that I have said what the people of j
fore that body.
prohibition for both Alaska and Ha­ sure.
years more. The newspaper gives
It will be absolutely necessary that the United States would wish me to say.
Years; All Traffic is Hindered available
May I not add that I hope and believe
waii
virtually
was
decided
on
Wednes
­
figures of casualties and con­
a force be created as a guarantee of the
The sudden overflow of the Three
that
I
am
In
effect
speaking
for
liberal«
permanency of the settlement so much
St. Paul—The worst blizzard since tinues: “If the total losses are calcu­
force of any nation now and friends of humanity in every nation
Forks river at Butte, Mont., and the day by the house territories commit­
I 1908 raged over Southern Minnesota, lated at about 2,000,000, the German
engaged
alliance hitherto formed and of every programme of liberty?
descent of mercury caused the overflow tee.
or projected, that no nation, no probable would fain believe that I am speaking for Western Wisconsin, North and South reserves would still number 7,000,000
The
reintroduced
Wickersham
bill
to
combination of nations, could face or with­ the silent mass of mankind everywhere who
to freeze over a square mile of terri­
it. If the peace presently to be made have as yet had no place or opportunity Dakota and Northern Iowa Sunday, out of the 9,000,000 with which the
tory, including the railroad tracks of prohibit manufacture, sale, gift, pos­ stand
is to endure it must be a peace made secure to speak their real hearts out concerning
the Northern Pacific. All trains have session or transportation of liquor in by the organized major force of mankind. the death and ruin they see to have come with slight signs of abatement, No war was begun. On the other hand
terms of the immediate peace agreed already upon the persons and the homes loss of life has been reported.
large numbers of young men have
been halted until the ice can be re- Alaska was ordered favorably reported The
upon will determino whether there is a | they hold most dear.
to the house.
Fifteen inches of snow fell here dur­ reached the age of military service.”
peace of which such guarantee can be se-
And in holding out the expectation that
moved.
The Hawaiian bill was taken up, cured. The question upon which the whole the people and Government of the United ing the day. All railroads running in­
peace and policy of the world de­ States will join the other civilized nations
to St. Paul report trains many hours
Potatoes are selling at $50 a ton in and the main features of the Alaskan future
Arkansas Now Bone-Dry.
pends Is this:
of the world In guaranteeing the perma­
present war a struggle for a just nence of peace upon such terms as I have late, and on trains from the South Da­
bill were written into it after the com­ Is the
Tacoma.
Little Rock, Ark.—While 600 men
ecure P eace or only for a new balance named, I speak with the greater boldness
mittee had eliminated provisions that
If it be only a struggle for a and confidence because It is clear to every kota district indefinite reports are giv­ sang “How Dry I Am,” Governor
The Bull Moose party and Prohibi­ would make prohibition dependent
of power, who will guarantee, man who can think that there is in this en.
Pierre, South Dakota, reports all Brough signed the Arkansas “bone-
arantee,
the stable equilibrium promise no breach as a nation, but a ful-
tionists are reported about ready to upon petitions of the Hawaiian people.
arrangement? Only a tranquil fillment rather of all that we have pro- trains have been cancelled until the dry” bill at the annual dinner of the
Europe can be a stable Europe.
There fessed or striven for.
storm abates.
Little Rock board of commerce Thurs­
must be, no
a balance of power, but a |
I am proposing, as it were, that the na­
Information received here indicate day. All state officials and members
Ice
Gorges
Stop
Trains.
<
mmunity
of
power;
not
organized
rival- tion«
Baker,
having a coal
should
with
one
accord
adopt
the
but an organized common peace.
of President Monroe as the doc­ the storm was the heaviest in the of the legislature were guests at the
Logan, Mont,
There has been no ries, Fortunately
amine, with the thermometer crowd-
, we have received very ex- doctrine
trine of the world; that no nation should South Dakota territory, where tele­
plicit
assurances
on
this
point.
The
states-
dinner.
Express companies were
improvement in Flood conditions in men of both of the groups of nation, now seek to extend its policy over any other na­
tion or people, but that every people should phone and telegraphic communications rushed delivering orders for liquor.
Madison
valley.
where
ice
gorges
in
terms that could not be misinterpreted that be left free to determine its own policy, its have been seriously hampered.
Sherman L. Whipple, of Boston, a
One local telegraph company reported
part of the purpose they had in i own way of development, unhindered, un-
Democrat and a noted trial lawyer, is the Madison river have spread the It was no crush
it handled 800 telegrams from Little
their antagonists.
But the threatened, unafraid, the little along with
water
over
the
valley
for
several
['
invited by the house rules committee
assurances may not j the great and powerful.
Rock
ordering liquor Thursday.
British
Propose
to
Lease
,
1
I
am
proposing
that
all
nations
hence-
all—may not bo the ,
to net as counsel in the peace note leak miles. The water rose several inches b equally
forth avoid entangling alliances which would
n
both
sides
of
the
water.
I
think
Merchant Ships of Greece
be serviceable If I attempt to set draw them Into competitions of power, catch
investigation, which, it now appears, Wednesday and the Northern Pacific“
Government Buys Rifle Range.
them In * net of intrigue and selfish rivalry
what we understand them to be.
will extend deeply into Wall street and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul r
and disturb their own affairs with Influ-
■
imply
first
of
ail
that
it
must
be
a
Athens
—
The
cabinet
Monday
dis
­
Washintgon,
D. C. — The secretary
tracks are under 12 inches of water and p
without victory. It is not pleasant ences intruded from without. There is no
stock manipulations.
this. I beg that I may be permitted entangling alliance In a concert of power cussed at length a British proposal to of war has decided definitely to pur­
ice. Overland trains which run through t
11. atameg
hv
uav of ,o put my own interpretation upon It and When alt units to act i the same tense lease the Greek merchant marine.
It chase a tract of land in the vicinity of
The Canadian contingent on French Pu++, ...
ar« Deins detoured, oy
way oi that it may be understood that no other and with the same purpose all act in the
n was in my thought i am | common interest and are free to live their was decided to take measures to assure Linnton, Ore., for a rifle range for the
soil make a successful raid on the Ger­ Helena. Reports from Madison valley interpretati
ng only
own lives under a common protection.
the retention of the number of ships | use of troops stationed at Vancouver
man trenches and sweep 1000 yards points said several ranchers had difli
I am proposing government by the con-
i without
Victory
Secretary Baker made this
would me an peace forced upon the loser, sent of the governed; that freedom of the necessary to provide the foodstuffs barracks.
culty in reaching places of safety.
of line, taking 300 prisoners.
a victor's terms
upon th
seas which In International conference after which Greece requires.
1 announcement Thursday to Senator
quished.
It would be made In humiliation, conference representatives of the United
Change of name of the Danish West
According to a high official, two Jones and Representative Johnson,
ress, at an intolerable sacrifice States have urged with the eloquence of
Tennessee is Made Drier.
I leave a sting, a resentment, a those who are the convinced disciples of consideration* already have put Greek who called to urge him to purchase a
Idies to the “Dewey Islands.” in honor
Nashville, Tenn.
Governor
bitter memory upon which terms of peace liberty; and that moderation of armaments
of Admiral Dewey, was proposed in a
shipowners in the hands of the entente, tract adjoining the Vancouver military
would rest, not permanently, but only as
joint resolution introduced by Repre­ Wednesday signed three anti-liquor upon quicksand.
for order merely, not an Instrument of ag- namely, coal and insurance.
reservation.
Only a peace between equals can last; gression or of selfish violence.
sentative Allen, of Ohio. Mr. Allen bills recently passed by the legislature only
The latter, it was pointed out, might
a peace the very principle of which
These are American principles, American
The
measures,
which
become
effective
announced that he was submitting let­
is equality and a common participation In I policies. We can stand for no others. And be secured in the United States, but
Beer Output is Curtailed.
benefit, The right state of mind. | they are also the principles and policies
ters to President Wilson and to the immediately, are: To prohibit clubs, a the common
right feeling between nations, la as of forward lookin g men and women every- the former, according to this authority,
London—To reduce the consumption
lodges
or
associations
from
keeping,
foreign affairs committee* of congress
was sufficient to induce owners to ac­ of foodstuffs by breweries, Baron Dev-
storing or in any way disposing of
ed questions of territory 1 lightened community.
prin
urging the change.
cede to the proposals of Great Britain. onport, the food controller, has decided
Ion*! allegiance.
| dp es of mankind and must prevail.
liquor; to make a second conviction
—
that the qunatity of beer to be brewed
The National Guardsmen on the for boot legging a felony and to make
Reaches
Port Riddled by Shells.
Pershing
Sends
Supplies
Out.
Miners'
Case
Appealed.
for the year beginning April 1 shall be
Mexican border are soon to be returned it unlawful for any firm or corporation
New York—A battle between the restricted to 70 per cent of the output
Juarez, Mex. — A Mexican courier
Washington,’D. C. — Litigation in­
to their respective homes, according to to keep in stock or store liquor intend-
ed for sale as a beverage.
report.
arrived here Monday night from Casas volving claims of $1,283,000, treble British freighter Lindenhalt and a Teu­ of the previous year. This means that
| Grandes with an official message say­ damages, under the Sherman law. tonic submarine in the Mediterranean, only 18,000,000 barrels of beer will be
The American aviators lost in Mex­
Pay Increases Favored.
ing 161 motor trucks of the American against the United Mine Workers of with nearly 300 shots exchanged be­ produced, about half the output of the
ico for over a week are reporteti killed
Washington,
D.
C.-
Pay
increases
expeditionary forces left Colonia Dub- America by the Coronado and other tween the two craft, was described by year preceding the war.
by bandits.
Indiana report seeing
their dead bodies 20 miles norhtwest for many government clerks to meet Ian Sunday for Columbus, N. M., load- Arkansas coal mining companies, was officers of the Lindenhalt upon her ar-
Hogs Bring Record Price.
of the head of the Gulf of California. the higher cost of living were ap-ed to the top with camp equipment appealed to the Supreme court Tues- rival here Monday from Naples. The
St.
Josehp,
Mo.—A high record in
provisi by the senate Wednesday in an supplies, < ordnance
'
freighter
came
in
so
severely
shelled
stores and excess day.
The increasing number of automo­ amendment to the legislative appro- baggage, After ten months and seven
President White and other union that she looked as though she had been hog price* was established here Thurs­
bile exhaust asphyxiation« has prompt- priation bill. It would advance the day* in the field. General J. J. Per- officials asked review of Arkansas in an explosion. Twenty-six shots day, when the market reached a top of
ed the bureau of mines to issue a salaries of employe* receiving less shing’s outpost troops were moving court decrees permitting prosecution, from the U-boat hit her, and one $11.40 a hundred pounds.
The next
warning against operating automobile than $480 by 15 per cent and those toward field headquarters Monday, pre­ of the union, and asked for a writ of of the shells still protrudes from highest price since the market was es­
engine* in small garages with door* receiving from $480 up to and includ- parstory to withdrawal of the punitive prohibition against further proceedings the woodwork above the steward's tablished was Wednesday with the
and windows closed.
ing $1000 by 10 per cent.
expedition from Mexico.
in the Arkansas litigation.
'bunk.
| price $11.25.
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