Crvwi Htatwlml Sot A
Puttie Auililarlum s
The- Weather
Miinlmiini yonti'rilii)'. ,......)
Minimum today. ...,. lilt
AILT
FORD
Fair, Heavy front tomorrow
rorly-NinlliYonr. Jlnll-- I'oiirtwoiilh Year,
BEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MA KCJf 31, 1919
NCT. 7
Med
M
EIBUNE
FOCH TO INVADE
' HUNS REJECT
Al ITHflRITV MEXICO GRANTS CORN PRODUCTS
PI i, npH CONCESSION ON TRUST BUSTED BY ff
SKc COUmON , ; t
lUHIJinllUL MH"0" Ares Land ,n Lower Cal1' ComWn Mu- Be DissolveU ' Into ' -
In Case Germnn Deleaatei Rofuso to
8ln Peace Treaty. Allied Armies
Alana Rhine Will Go Forward
Russia Seeks Peace Throuah Un
official Feeler From Lenlne Man
din Confers With Clemenceau Prior
to Departure (or Balkans.
LONDON. March .11. Tint Kien-
illtl NfW KHVI4 it UllllliriUlllld-t Id nt rc-
lid bid itifiiniiiitiiiii lin Iiccm rwlv
od iu London (hut In cii-.u tliu (!rr
limn ili'li'UiituH rufuso to kiuii the
peneo treutv. Mar-dml Koeli lin au
IlKirilv to order a aeneral advance
of (ho iitlicd nrtiiie ntutiit (ho Khiiic.
PARIS. March .11. 1'reuiicr Llovd
(leiirua unit ('resident Wilson rnnfnr
rril privntelv for nil hour llii foro
mion lii-fore the council of four met
ul the prciddctit'- ronidottco. It in
tiiidi-r-'tiiiid that the purin-o of (ho
comcri'iico wok iu i-xptuiiu vou ih-h.-
procc-coifi-. -. - - "
e ('(irnmn Attilnda
LONDON", March Si. Tlio ilelmrt
niont of the (leroiiin IWcii-n office
hnvinir chun-fl f the ticnco nct:otla-li-in
linn rent'lied n derision ns to
iU attitude towAnl (lie nwiliiiliomi.
a German wiri'lra im-shm-ci mivn. The
iWiirtment litis tH'fiilvil Iho German
eovpromoiit alioiild net only in ac
cordance tt'ith I'rwiilvni Wilfon'e
fourtuen iwiiitn.
PARIS. March 31 General Mnn
ttin, who it him been reported, will
he iippointed to pomiimnd allied op
nilioi)M in llm llnlkiuiH unil lliissin.
Iind n conference with I'reminr Ch-in-oncpnii
toduv ut (he miniMtrv of war.
Only Leiilno tNscJcr . j
LONDON, March Ut. I'plillcntion
bv the Dnilv He'rald, tho now lnhor
nmi-n miner, of n report Dint tlioso ill
power in Hussin hud nuiilo comtire-lu-nivo
pence proposals lo tho allied
nnd associated power,- caused on
stir in diplomitti oircles in London
toil 11 V. . . i
Thoso in n position to speak au
thoritatively on lliis-iinn affairs snv
tluit if such new proposals wore made
tliov will douhttcsH lie eoiwiili'reit na
not lioiiiB bontifiilc. nn huvo tippn oth
r lirnimmilH or fueloru int forth bv
Premier Lciiinc. v
; ltunBta'n lri)iHil
LONDON. Aliirch 31. Gporcc
I.miHliury, editur oV tho now labor
noWBpiuipr. ' tbo Dnilv llernld, il
ftlnroM tlint tho ullin linvn rpcoivpil
h now nroiioNiil for tin iimlorntiindinir
with tho tiroHont niUirn.of Kwiii nnd
intimntON Hint tho ponilit:onH of thnt
iindprHtnnilinir urn tho witlidniwul of
trooiw from Kunia mid the nlmndon
mont of tnido noliv of interforonce
in lliiHHiiin nffiiirfi. lliissin, on her
part, would lio willing not to intiir
fiiro with tho hfftiirs of other na
tions; nllow Kiiilmul, Esthmi'm, Ult
rnino nnd otlmr rnimlilifls formed
from tho hvitono HiwiHiin emin'ra to
pliooso thoir own forms of eovorn
niont:. mid to Dnv'HiiHsin's interna
liotnil dob I .
Tho writor mmimizos lAorioa of
(Oontlnuaa on Pag Six.)
L
PAUI8, Mar. 31. (Hnvns). Tlio
Oorinnn . financial : Bub-commlaBlon
which Is to iIIbcubb penillng financial
qiioxtlons with roiiresontutives of the
alltoB has arrived at Spa. , ., .
, Tho flnanolnl oonfaronoo hotwoon
Oorman and allied representatives
Bocordlng to first announcements wixb
to be hold In 'Purls. .. hnlor nilvlooB
Httld the mentlnpt wng .Illtoly to bo
hold at Vovsalllos, aUho other places
Including Cnmplogno bnvo boon men
tioned. . . , ,
Million Acres of Land In Lower Cali
fornia Develooed and Claimed By
Americans. Whose Rlulits Were De
clared Forfeited Reported Sold to
Jauanese Bv Carratwa.
WASlllNOTON. innb SI.TUb
Ampricitn ' CTiilmwdV tit Mexico fit V
wild iiiKtrui'tPil tudtiv to miikn iimiiir-
ii'H I'oni-i-rnini! tli ri'imrl thnt tut'
.Mcxiciin iriivcrmiii'iit b emnlvil ns
rii'iilltiriil cdiiccMiiiiim In JiwuMve in
Uiwer Culit'iiriiiii. mid to ri'imrt tlip
I'liiMx mt'iinii'Ulv m isKilil.
No officio) iiifiiriiuiliioi bun rciifb
pil flip di'iinrtiiii'iit nloiit l(i chih'oh
Kumrt and Huriirina wan occimioiiod
by Dip iliximtrh from Mi-xivo C'itv
vetcrdrtv onolintr Ociioriil, Airnido
Amn'rri'. dcrrotiirv of devplmmieiit
nnd' iiKrii'ulturp an wivinir tlu-v hud
lipcji arnntiM). -Tho Aiiiprii-nn kov
ernmcnt in intcrpHtod bolli becansp
of the uttnnrvnt hiicppwr of Jiiinin in
obtaining & limn Huuuht fimthold in
Lower f'nliforniji, nnd, bpcniiKo ; lbc
tract of Inn. I involved whh dnvclnfi
cd und in cliiimi'd hv an American
pomimiiv wluwii riubU were dwlnred
forfcifed bv llm Mcxicun uovern
nipiit in 1917......
; Ovw; Million Acre
The Imid. iiiiviirdf of a million
nvrtw Iwlow the ('aliforniii border.
vim urniitpil bv llm tbpn I'rpiwltfnl
:ix In iit rfiliffirnin nnd Mexicin)
Lund eonitmnv of Lo Ancolps. of!
which Ocnornl Unrrion Clrixv Otin of
l.m AihtpIcn. wiih tbn lendine fimirp.
It vfiiH denert liinil with midline crow,
ine on it but KituphriiRti. cupIiih and
ih)nrrel. The soil, bowevcr. wuh
rich, in idncpn 80 foot i1cpi, formed
hv dupoNiti. for ecnemlioiifi bv tho
Colorado river. 4t tiroduced notb
iinf for Mexico- nnd tho pxiwnse of
linliiiiir wnler on the limd wns so
irrcnt thnt no ono in Mexico would
undertiike it. The American oora
imnv Hpcnt moro lbnn $V,fl0.000
irriifiition work before tho trnct wns
productive. Ono of (he remiircmcnto
of tb poticpssion wn that the land
should i bo irriimted. Another wns
thnt it should be seltlod with fiinii
pix and runchera. Huth IUpko
iiiiircmpnU nro wid to bnvo been
mot bv Hip Amerieitn fomimv.
'crtlcal In 1017 .
On April 7, 19 IT. the Mexican gov
ernment tloc.lnroil tho trnct contlscat
od, accordliiK to tho statements of
Clouorul ARiilrro and thou apparently,
tho Moxlcan Bovornment onnl ne
Kottnllons with a Japnnnno Byndlrnto.
Acting Secretary of State Phillips
Bald today that the Los Angeles com
pnny proposed about two years ago
to grant a Japanese corporation long
term leases on a largo portion If not
all ot tho tract. At that ttmo the
company was atlll nnnblo to maintain
American Bottlers there, but whon
the state ,dopartmont objoctod to tho
proposed leases the company dropped
Us negotiations with the .Innnneso.
When Sonator Phalan of California
recently Informed tho department
that negotiations had boon ronowod
tho company's altontlon was directed
to tho Amorlcan government's atti
tude. , ';'.;. ,
iPlieliin (o Aiicnt
' 8 AN FRANCISCO, Mar. St. III
rect dlplomntlO' roprOBontntlons to
.Mexico and Japan to prevent tho
establishment of laud grants to Jap-
(Oonttmied on Pago Six.)
OOLD DKACII; t-'re. March 31.
Qc.orito 1). Chonowudi, who sorvod in
tho Orcaon lcailntuvo nt tho hiat ses
sion, was in ini) hero todnv, bavinir
siirronderotl to the nolico at Liimr
Ioir, Sutuvdtiv niulvt ufter ho hud
-ul,..l .....1 -(1..,,,n U.,il,,,n ,.
IIJ.I. J. 1(111 VI.I.'IU,' J T ,11. 1. ...... ..
vounif huoiicx rccentiv (iincaiuiiiHi
from Rurvico, 1'muilv trouhles vvoro
civon n tho Toimon., for tho kilUmi,
wliieii wns oviilwitlv . proinodiliitod.
iiceordinic to (lie police,' Kvdmitri nn1,
roimrtcd In have tuum attentive to
Cbcnowotli's ilnnuhlcr Vihen bo went
to win1.
mm OF CURRY
MURDERS SOLDIER
Combine Must Be Dissolved Into
Component Comoanes Bv 1921
Unfair Competition and Price Fix
ma Aliened Factories to Be Sold
' Reduclna Comoanv'i Outaut.
NEW. YORK. Nfurcti n. Ditwolii
tin of Ilia Corn Vrtxhwln llctmitie
coinimiiv. which i reitiiired to sell
lo compclitiin. before li)2i all bin
llirwof'itK mmirirncturifieiilniM. hiih
nrdcri'd liv Fcdcrul Judge iH'iirned
lluml todiiv. The tlwrw, fullnwtn
n ilixmia) bv tbo miprcme court u
few lioiirii eiiriicr of (lie cortiorn
tiotiV uiiHiil from u previous iude
mvnt dinxolviua the confern, wns tit
nwult of a compromise nereemem
lictwpcti-lhe dcfcnilnnts nnd the eov
enmient which churned that the cara
)nnv wntt i iiummmlv. - , . ;
Tho cintxirut'ion ')mc oropertici
are vnlucd fit ii.O0O.0(IO. in permitted
to return il ftietrie ut Aruo and
Pekin. Ills-, nnd Kdaewntcr, N. J. It
niiMi )'tnimna at Um iltanln at Ch'wteo.
(Iraiiilu itv nnd Davenport, ills.:
Okwpko..N. Y.. and Jersey Citv. N. J.
The prom-rtie to be retniupi). E.
T.'' Dolril, ' pridenf "of the ' oom
imnv, Hnid nre the Inrccntv hut lie
described the wdnnient "a liltle
oro ilnslrie tbiin wo -pro williin'.
fora lontr time to consent to.'' ; ;
I'ufnlr CmiHHitlon
In the t'orn ProiliictH- ense. the
ttoverumcnt ctuirccd that tho com
pany with Hnbuidinrv concerns, en
eiiircd in unfair coinpetitioa, iixine
vtit-M for its productH and linine
other advontimcs over comiietitors
thronuh tho pnvmpnt of freicbt re
bnles tin sliipnicnt.s of starch, eln
cosc. srnne siimir ami other uro
ductst. . . .
JinU'incnt was rendered in tbo fed
eral disfriet court of New York
niiainst tho defendants, resfrauiinc
them from TCHiiminB the practices
cited and orderinir tbo (l:.sso!i)tiojr of
(bo, concern nlontr the irenerai lines
ontered bv the federal court ia the
Iirvester romtwny Case.
To Avoid Litigation : .
The decree was ncted upon, Mr.
Bedford added, in order to avoid
luiiur continuation of the lituiation.
In view of the pennistiion to retain
tbo Ari'o, 1'pliin and
Kdircwiiter
irs eOIlKKt-
plants, ho said, tlio directors eonsid-
.... ... , ...
-..u. co.nurmu.so uuiu-uieu-.
reasonnblv fair settlement, part.cn-
larlv as f did not doslrov tbo orean-
rat on nor take from the concern its
trade murks. ...
lho inoiones to bo sold, np RintDiV . . . wiaB ,.mM m
wonbl reduce t),o crt,nttio.'S dailv j J" !" . 1 rl of the
rri.id.n-t enpucitv bv 3.V00O bushels. I "l"'.5 o!SS Z
The compimv. ifr. Ik-dfont said, f oeutlon and that Oodsol was
owned 100 per cent of the stock of bought in because of ciose associa
its snbsidiarie... manufacturers f "ViU T.homtta- Godso contended
candy, starch, itlucoso and other corn . 1)6 hT,A ) Wt4 "
; government n any way in the Irana-
(Cont)nuod on Pago Sit) actions in n-uestton.
HUMPTY
HERE'S riRST BRITISH
i ACROSS THE
,r . . t '.sj; V r-.J,B
mlsffs. :. :TuM-
Sf-r-r-r in rr ii mil ni wrHTmmmm0m
- '-J'-
Hawker ia the British aviator wfto has gone to the New
foundland coast to start a fliftfU for the London Daity Mail
$50,000 priae. Hi machine is a Sop-worth, 2-seat bplane,'
; 375 hp. engine, boat-shaped fuselage. Hawker won the worid's
..'fiicora for cuuUauous flight, nnd the British Michelin prize for
1912. His lime up was hours, 22 minutes. ;v. .
t
SUPREME COURT
WASHI.VGTO.V, Mar. 31. The. de
cision ol the District ot Columbia
supreme court ordering discharged
Iron) custody on habeas corpus pro
ceedings of Frank J. GodsoJ, a French
ettfzen, whose extradition was sought
by i iho French government on a
charge of maklii-; several millions In
unauthorised profits on motor. trucli
contracts was upheld today by, the
dlBtrlct conrt ol appeals. , ' ; '
llllon) ..win in thl..Mlinln n o on
attache of a French war mission.' He
.. ,ij m u c ,o,o .1..
" a u . . to ivu wmvn o, aoao, vuv.
yTmch embassy complaint reciting
tht a(, baon lnd(eed ( Frelt:e.
Pollacal ..geg deveioped durtug ,
tha pl0gr698 ol th6 case to the Vo7(6
' A ... i
DUMPTV
GER,
PEACE TREATY
ENTRY FOR FLIGHT
ATLANTIC
W8I0SIKE
TO AID MOONEYi
TNDIAKAPOLIS. tad.. March 31.
The , United Mine Workers ol
America will not tierlicivale in an
general strike on July 4 n behalf of
Thomas Moonev. convicted of com
plicity in a bomb e-fplosion in Snn
Francisco in a preparedness . dav
parade.
, , Annoimcement tbat the esecwtivfc
board of ibo lame workers imd decia
ed a-rainsC onrficipation ih such a
ntrike was made here today throuch
tho Tnitc-d Mine WoTkers' Jonmnl,
offici) piiblicaiion of (be anion.
The executive board says' the con
vention of the. tnternationol Workers
llcfense ijcai-iie of Snn Francisco.
held iu Cliica-ro. ; wliich issued the
s(r;"ke call, was not authorized bv
tho American .federation of Labor
and the' International Dnion Hie,
I nitcd Jlinc ,lt orkers was not reo
rasented officiatlv at the. convention.
nnd . not bownd bv action, tnkcnf
there. .Die ineniborship of the mine
workers' or-rnnii;ation cannot partici-
iHitc in tinv such strike without vio
Int n? the fiinilnnientnl lns vovernr
inirMlio tinion arid br-V tine the
io'nt aureemont under which, miners
how are workine. tho exocivtivo com
iinllce smtY Lorn) unions had ask
ed the international lieadminrters
hero what was the ootiev toward the
wraposed aonetai strike. .
3
E8
SALEM March. 31. V. V. Mnl
kov of Porlland, has notified Gor
cinor fllvott (hat he has resinned as
a member ot the Soldiers' nnd Sntt
or.s" comiins.sjii nm) Die sovvmfr to
day nniKuiitcd K. 31. Oral of Port
land, iu his place. Jtutkc.v was chair
man of tbo commission. In replv to
an iimuirv hv Mulkov. Attorney Gen
eral iBrown recently held thnt mem
Iwrs of tho vominisison ate evson
n)W lmble for any -dart of the
000 iipprotitirtted bv tlie le-rislatiire
in a tncusuTO creatuur the commis
s on, wjii-'h is ftlavcd on donosit and
it i.i t)ioiii)il tbis immv bnve been tbo
reawn fur illr, Jfiilkov's resit-tiHtion
other maiiiticvR., Jtiuies A. Cranston
nlso rcsiuncd from tiro commission
)mrt Liciiteniuit rolone) (leered H.
Keltv, who loiientlv returned from
I'vaiKi, v.aa nwwinted to his lifano.
- f, ' V ',,"1 -".
llfilUlricwwtal.AS vMttl
---- ! 1
MANY IF
FRENCHTROOPS
UNDER ATTACK
8YHUNGARIANS
SroaSl Forte of Ftmm to MeulraJ
Terrilorv Capture) Ullinialsn)
Sent io C2eho-S)ov)t$ iniaslry
at Standstill In Budapest as States
Takes Over All Prooedv.
PARIS, Mar. Si. (Br Associated
Presal) A smaU lorce of: Fientl
troops stationed In the neutrai zone
between Hungary and ftoumanla has
been attacked, by "Hung-Mian troo-i.
350 tI the French being 1aien pris
oner, according to en olllelal report
received, here. .
On demand ot'tho Ftencti genetal
Ihe release ot the prisoners ias been
promised by the Hungarians.
GreaUy dtatttrhed ccn-ttttona are
TepDrte-1 to exist In Hunga-Ty. '
- Xa-I-wtry at Stau-JfatUl
WASHINGTON, MaT. S. Indn-i-
try s at a standstill In Budapest, ac
cording to advices to the state de
partment today. A, diRpitcti ttom.
Vienna Btales that all iniUBlTlBl ac
tivities ha,re oeen stopped In tae
Hungarian capUat, that an inventory
is being taken tsy ttie -aevf -.Boteneitk.
aulhortilea ol all Jac) ory plBsts,
banking- Institutions and shops' ot
every variety. t
AH property is being sequestrated,
boln real and personal. THe aispalcn
says every house is regarded by the
authorities as belonging to the atate
and arms apd 'ammnnlUtm ol every
kind hare been requisitioned. ' Some
prominent people have been arrested.
It la stated also that the, ae rep
resentative ot tbe 'Budapest- goyern-
ment bad been formally accepted at
Vienna and that the Budapest author
ities nave ordered that tnY Tespeet
no paid to flags ol foreign govern
ments. ' ..;:.
Vltlmatum to Czechs-
BASEL, Switzerland, Mar. . 31.
(Havas.) Tha ttungarU.a govertt
ment'ia reported to Vienna dispatches
to have sent an ultimatum lo tne
Cfcecho-Siovak government. . . This
aationj It Is said, -as -taken because
ot tbe concentration ol Cj-ecbo-SloTBlt
troops and a rnmor-that there wonld
be a general mobilization, ia Bohemia
In the near tutnre.
USUI
TO BE SPEEDED-UP
YTAKHfKCWrVM , Wit i
ces-ijty tor the prompt diseharze ot
ait men who can 6e soared from the
army and v-hose. enlistment contracts
lift Tint Vinlil "rVlPTii lnevnTnl ilin imnnrl
ol the war, is erapliasixed by Gen
eral. ifarch. in a" circular iustrueVitt
to -Jemobiliiation officers wiade nb
)ie todav at tbe year department.
The onler drrweis nso ihut nm-
vious instructions shall be internret-
eti so.tbav men will btt let ont ffbere
there j no specific reason for their
hl'il.C rctaiflcf? Hcpn thnutrh' ibo,t n.n
not in the classes nntlore-l tor -oii-
orilv ro (l)sc)j)irtf. . .
Tl7)iere a camp ?.? 1st ht rrc fnr
storaae purposes and wilt reouire ad
ditional vversonnel to be Tetaineil on
that account, Gcerl jtfnrob dirwis
lliiit thf. fnntmimdiint: mf, tha ,,,,'
ter to Washincton for decision.
IN SUPREME COURT
Washington; Mar. at, Federal
court decrees dismissing mandamus
proceedings brought by William F.
Arant, seeking to have the secretary
ot tbe interior iirected to show cause
why Arant should be ramoved as
superintendent q( Crater Lake Nat
ional Tark, Oregon, ere viptield to
day "by llio supreme court. . Aranl
claimed that under civil service laws
he could not be remoied ulUiout
Ilrst being nDiitioi) in -writing ol
charges mado against hlmv .
3297 Tl
IPS
0F91STD1V1SI0N
All SAFELY
Helots M St, Mibiel, An)-Mi6 and
Scbeii)) Arrive from Overseas
. "WiWwest" Fiabterj Left issi
Jv)y and Tomtit loni'muousiv )n
Many Sectors Until Armistice.
NEW YORK, Mitrch 31. Witfi
more iban 3,W0 officers waA inen vl
the Slst division, Valional army
irashinetbn. Oreeon, California, Jie
vada. Utah, Wnho. Montana, ami-'
Wvoroinsr tbe steainsbiD &boDey
arrived Irom Ut. HazmreJ.
These inefmfed the 3ii.'frd mfantr-r
head-iuarters-of the '2nd. battalion,
tbe supply eonipany nnd eomwniP
T..G. and H. 30 otticers and 8til
men for Camps tvearnev. Lewis. Tay
lor. Dodee. Funston and Rhe-rman-.
an1, tbe 36ib jfantrv's fieW and
staff headatmrters ol the 3rd bat
talioa, (leadnuatters oC the sutintv
and machine eun comviames, ord
nance nad meoieai detachments and
Companies A. B. I. K. I and ST. 51
officers and 219) iicn. for Civmp.
Kearne-f . lnis, Sbermnn, luvlor,
Grant. lir.. Vodge and Vunslon. -
The Siboncv brought altoKcthcr
32'JT trooos, . iiu.(udinii. . -Id offieer.
and 175;iDen e)s or vromiiieil, pni
scattered casuals. ,;
Saw Much, Sle-rvlee : '
The 3S3nl- ad :304(kH sailed last
July for Europe and too ft uart in. the
lotfelsske at St. Mihiel. ftynsbt at the
i Artronne, were seat by Marshal Yoca
! to Beleraat, wiere fliey advanced un
,der cotnmanji of Kiue A.Hicrt ia tha
lYpxes offensive in eoninnetion tsitli
! Britis)- anil French troops. Vnder
' tire the regiments constructed von
, toon bridnes across the Scheldt ao,t
;in Belgium liberated . thousands of
1 civilians. Whoa the armistice was
sianed" they were about to renew their
offensive, 'if
The 91si -livision papinreil 2-18i
prisoners; 40 machine puns and artil
lerv and tanfca. Its casualties were
1160 officers and men killed anil
500D wormAeb. . i
Occupied Aix la Chapeiio "
"YbeD Kinj? Albert i-eenlereil Brus
sels these irestera troops aero with
him, and -they parttciqatcd also utieji. ;
the allies occupied the Qermaji city
ot Jlix Ql-H?l)e. Ji'hon thev njv
rii ed today under command of Lieu
tenant Colonel dattua'C. Bennett,
resnlnr army, 22 bad tfod iiiiiin--.nished
service medals. r
, NEW VORK, March 31, With 297
troops, all casuals, the- Trench lino
steamship Lu r.orraine arrivecf Itcro
todnv ftom Havre... TJmts included
rasnai roropames of tifijcers ami
army.. ; .. .
13
TRINIDAD, Colo., Mar. St. Thir
teen men nin report ed entombed in
the Empire mine of the Empire Coal
company near Agutlar, Coa., -which.
was urecked b an explosion ot saa
this morning. ,
TKenty-three oat of SS . miners
who were tn the mine at the time ot
the explosion, came out by a connect
ing shatl an hour alter the explosion
and reported cliaC the fan which had
not been wrecked nas uorklns ant
that conditions were good lor tho
safety ot the men entombed. . .
THREE FATAL ACCIDENTS
IH OREGON LAST WEEK
S-tLEif, March. 31. -Tdree futaC
aiScidents ivere -repoTteiJ lo lhe inilns
tria) neeiilent commission during Iho
week ending ilinrcl. 2J. - The victimx :
were J. C. Kn-yuh-,. a, steel -worke! o
FoTtlnnft; Moke I1. )onocl. a )oustir
ol ytheeler, and 1. Yttmafnoto. a
lumber worker of Astotiu.. . r
These "Kere ncidents lapoitcil
ior the -weeK, ot which 443 were Nui
ieet to the provim'ons of the work
men's coKivensiition taw. OS the -
mniiMler 22 Tveru iTirm fiimorniiyn
which h'tit? reiectcd the law and 14
from puhdc iifidttcs. which, are uo$
SWlljevt to it. ...j