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Ownn Historical Soe X Public Auditorium The Weather Maximum yoslerduy 7!l Minimum today................ IN . J'rm'lpltnlloii ,...; ...Truro Fair (onltfht mid Kntunlny. 'fully KoitrtoKtilli Your. V'urly-iiliith Your.. I - MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 0, 3910 m it Nl Medford Mail Tribune HUN ENVOY WITH REDS Herr Gelsberts. German Delegate at Versailles Declares Only Solution Peace With Russia and Use of Bolshevik) Troops Aualnst Allies Prussian Premier Urges' People to Support Government to Convert Peace of Violence to Peace of Rluht MCIILIN, May U-CHy.Aiinclntod I'ress.) "Thuru In only 0110 iinmodl lite solution peaco with ltimitliv unit tho uo of Bolshevik troops fur (lor muny," llvrr Oolshorta, onn of tho (iormiin delegatus lit Vor million, in quoted by tho Nnuu Zultung 'as de claring with reference to tho ponco tormB aiibmlttod. Other of tho (lormnn diitsitntaii nro quoted 'hy III (i newspaper' Vermillion dispatch an follows: i ( Herr Landabcrg; ''Tho cruel an nouncement (it tli (I promt hnvo boon execodod. No vorbul objections can bo handed over. Wo enn do nothing but toy yoa or no,. That Im I bo quln teaaanco of a pence of fores." Profcaaor SchuorkliiK: "Tho docu ment la alinply nwtul." VWNt farminn I'nlty . nKKLfV, Thursday. Muy . 8. (Hy Associated Proa,) l'romlor lllrseh of 1'ruiwln, apeaklng In tho -Prussian national assembly, toiluy character ised tho peace term na representing a, purely "mailed flat" pence, which "would moaa alavory for tho fntltor- Iftnil Btitl. frAitti lilnn1ahntt tnr V.lir. OOO." " . I ft "Tho government nppanla to you," , he continued, "to cloao your ranka, ' preserve your culm and avoid Indla- crelion In caao or Ulasanaions. wo are faced by the question of to bo or not to be, Thn entire nation must aland behind tho government to con vort thin projactad paaco of vlolenco Into a peaco of rluht. That la poa llilo only If tho nation which Is ox pooled to algn Ha own denth.warrant. firmly supports tho uovornmout. Thla, tho moat ninnrnful day In our his tory, muat find us atroiiK." Hun Papon Wild, INSULIN', Thuraduy, May 8. Con demnation of tho peaco tonus Is ax - preaaed hy all newspapers horo, thoso of tho oxtromo rluht referring to tho conditions an "iinfulflllublo" and to tho tranty as "an Instrument of rob bery," Tho Frollmlt anys that compared with tho policy (loriniiny pursued nt ' Ilroat-Lltovnk, tho cntonta ponce "must ho tormed qulto uiodarato" hut It Is argued that tho torlns aro In sharp contradiction, wltjt i rrosldont Wllson'B "14 polnta." 4, "A penco of annihilation," Is tho caption used by Vorwuerts . which says It shows "a ruthless doslro lo lay (iormnny pormnnenlly Jw hy force. -If wo sign this peaco It Is bocauso wo aro bound 'hy force but In our honrts wo resolutely rojoct It. Such a peace Is an attempt to extorminnlo a na tion, not hy forco of arms but by a means moro brutal, economic sla very, ; Sign Troaly no Day ' PARIS. Thursday. May 8. (Ilavas), It Is generally hollovcd thut tho Conmins will answer the troaty of penco hy prbposnls rotative to .cortuln phases of tho documont. A compotont commission will oxnmlno tho Gorman answer and If modifica tions nro nocosnnry tho Qormnns will no notiriou. It Is expected that In this rojolnder tho onomy will "bo nllowod four or flvo days to ngroo doflnltaly to tho wholo troaty. " It Is, thorotore, prob nlilo that- front 25 to 30 'days will olapso bofilro tho pact Jr finally sign od. . , ' Belgium Protests PARIS,' Thursday, . May '. 8. Tho Holglnn delegation has iHsuod a noto rolntlvo to (Irent - Britain bolng up polntod mandatory for Oormnn I3nst Africa saying that It Is.'Uinablo to bo. llovo that this action hag-boon timon by tho council of four." Belgium Is unnbla to admit, that .Oormnn East Africa could bo disposed of by agree monts In which bIio has not partlci pated. DISTRICT FIRE WARDENS FOR JACKSON COUNTY SALKM. Slav O.-rStiito Forester K A, Klioll ronorlH tliat ho Iiiih iiliic cil iliHlriel J'ira wurdeiiH in the timber ed districts of .Innkson, - .loseimino, Diiiiirliis, C'liiekiiiiins mid Marion oonnlicH to miiko pvopnriilionn for tho hirnHt fire sensoii. Tojophanu lilies lire Ilium; insliilled anil reiuiireil it ml Vtlior iri'lKOmullttf TO VOTE FOR EQUAL GE f WASHINGTON, May 9. In- formation runcliod WashlnKtoii today that William J. llurris, tho now sonutor from Ooorttln, who Is now In Kuropo, has told 1'rualdunt Wllsiin thul he will voto for tlm ouuul suffruKO nmunilmeut esolulion which fulled nt tho lust session of tho Simula by una voto. HuffniKO advocates suld San- ator llurris' voto was not nocos- 4 sary to Insuro puhssko of the resolution as a poll of tho sen uto showed moro thun tho two thirds majority required. Sup porters of tho uiiiendinanl ex pect to press for Its passuKO tiarly In tho extra sosslou of con gress. TO BE SAfJK.M Mnv ft, Ciiiitrnctn for new proitN'tM coHliuif 1.."iII0,0II0 will be awarded liv Ilia slate hiuliwav coin niihsiun at its 'fortlii'iimiuir mectiiiL' at rorlliind Mnv 27, necoriliiiir to nil cs- liiuale niimiuni'cd liv the commihsiiui tcilnv. The new road iirojei'tH nro: Hood River to Cannula Locks, piiv- inir. 'J 2 miles. Iliioil li'iyer In ton of Wilson Hill, irritiliitir. two miles. - Ituuier lo I'liitHkanic, navincr, 12 miles. . . Kriiiu Polk and lloritnn eountv line. imvinu, one and u half miles north in I'ulk rntiiitr.x. . '. .,;,.,-; i iiniliill In iMi-Miiivillc. nnviiiL'. nine miles, Arlinu'toii lo Morrow eountv line. urndimi. 12 miles. Kiiselmr'.' to Winelivslcr. crniliim. six mill's. Ilosi'liiirv to Diliinl. truilinir nml miii'iiiliim, seven miles. l.eonn In llrniii. urudiiiL' nnd ma cadam. Ill roc miles. 1 Newlicrtr to West Diivtun. iruilinir and miieinliim, six miles. E TO IM nHU.NK, May-9 rTho Oorman rov- ernment has tyloKraphed to tho dele Bates at Versailles ordorlnK them to prosont to tho all led and associated powors within tho, fltteon days al-. lowed a propiraltion demandlnR vcr ral dlsciinidausdlspntchos from Ber lin say. ... Tho peaco commltlco of tho-Ger man niitlonnl assembly nt a mooting Thursday dirrussod tho ronce torma. I'rosldont Kohrenblich of tho assem bly doclarad that tho terms presented to Oormnny woro moro drastic than tho most pessimistic forecnstB hud in dicated and that the provisions meant tho porpctunl enslavement of the German poopla. Ho doclnred that tho troaty was dlctatod by huto. ' Chancellor Schoidemann pointed out wlinf ha called :ho contrndlctlois oetwoon rrosidont Wilson's prliKl plos and tho poaco terms. ' Ho de scribed tlio terms as bolng A death sentenco for the Gorman pooplo, BE PUT IN ASYLUM SWATTLE. Afiiv fl.Attornevs for Miss Until (liii'Vison, IH-voar-old ilo feniliint in it inuriler I rial lici t'- an nounced loilav thov intended to ask tho jurv Mo find her eriininiillv in sane, ' i No rt'ouest is to lio mado of tlio jury that Afiss Garrison bo acniiittvd and released, her attorneys snid. Tliey iidiled Hint oven hor. parents joined fti tho hulUif sho should not bo allowed her liberty. v' (. Miss Garrison is found eviminal Iv insane, tho nttorne.vs eontoiulod she ptobiihlv will bo confined in a stato institution for the insiino, . Silver Rons lln ' NKW "YORK.. .Mnv P. Hue silver closed m this market todnv at. 100 which is nn ndvanco of 4:Si since tin aoverniiKMit prit'e rnslrieliou was re moved twg (liiysj hro, BORAH TO QUIT G.0 P. IFLEAGUE IS Idaho' Senator Becomes Violent Onlv' Political .Plmo Could - Be Without Convictions Republicans Might Well Go Down to Defeat De fendlna American Institutions. WASIIINOTOK. Mnv 9. Senator lliiriih of Jdiiliu. in n letter mudo pub lie loiliiv, reuffirmiiii; his opposition lo the I.cnirue of Nations, nsked tliat tliu repuhliean pnrtv nniiounco its nt- liludu on the adoption of the leauuc covenant and intimated that if ap proval were uiven Ibo document he would nuit the pnrtv. The letter wus written to the editor of tho Iloston Transcript. "It is a matter about which onlv cowards and political pimps could have no conviction," wrote tho Ilno senator. . "(.'tin a partisan under such circumstances nnk whnl about 1020T Can n political pnrtv under such cireuiustuuecH stand aside can it iavliawk between the lines nnd still expect to hold the confidence and re spect of a vigorous and brave two pie 1 Clin i declino to hnvo opin ion" T Can u republican t leeliiiL' and sint-llinir around as u white liver ed satelite of base expediency f It would he a thousand times better to stand forth even if defeated with cer fiiinlv. "If the republican pnrtv could even tlironuh defeat save the sacred tra ditions of America, preserve Ameri can .institutions mid maintain unim paired the independence and initram cllcd sovcreiuntv of the republic, it would render a service second not even to its heroic service under the leadership of the blessed martrv. Hut suppose it should be said to such men as mvsclf that tho pnrtv miuht lie in favor of the proposition. Verv well, let it snv q. .Lot it sur render its place. if it wants as the defender of American intitutions unit American ideals. And let those who would nhlior such hideous cowardice ftimiirale themselves, and cct out. Kven this 'would be more honorable than to L'o skulkimr throuith such n fittht without views or convictions or even an uttitude. ,1 would not nsk niv purlv to aitn-o with me, but I would usk it' to state its positiou and I will soon determine mv course. I despite n coward and I hate n traitor. ' QUITS BUSINESS WASHINGTON. Mnv 1). Resicnn- liun of the industrial board of the department of' commerce woro ac cepted todnv bv Secretary Red field. With the dissolution of tho hoard the cuvernment's efforts to stubilir.e prices bv imrcement with the repre- scnlnlivcs of basic industries is abandoned. The resignations were tended April 22,' when the contro versy, over tho refusal of the rail road administration to accept new steel prices nr ramrod bv tlio board boirnn.' . k . At. tho roouest of Secretary Red- field tho board continued its efforts to hrinir tho railroad administration nnd tlio steel producers toircthor and it was not until the failure of the fi nal conference vesterdnv in New York that 'Mr liedfield consented to permit the members of tho board to return to private life. . GERMANS TO OPPOSE MANY PEACE-HEMS PARIS. Mnv fl. The Oormnn dclc- irnles in their answer to tho pence terms, nowspnpors say. will propose especiallv tu assume tho burden of innkmif rciwration onlv for dtimasto caused in Northern franco and Uet iriuni. The papers .snv it is not un likely the nllies will refuse the propo sition. The Gorman dolomites, it-is addod, iilso intend to irivo battle over tho niiestion of the Stiur vallov. Ilnn- 7Ae, (he former German colonies nnd inilitiirv occupalion. Twentv-ono Die Texas Storm. HKOWNSVILLK. Tex.,-.. May . Heports todnv irom the storm swopl area oL the lower Rio Grande valley increased the death list in Wednes day nisrht's storm to 21 persons. Pane Out When Peace Slaned PARIS. Mnv I). It wns stated bore today that Thomas Nelson Puce. American ambassador In 1 1 ,i I v, vi.il,j rosmn his post upon llio conclusion ot pence, , ENDORSED LADY ADMIRERS IN OF PARIH, Mnv 8. f'ulelncil hu man bodies are said lo have boon discovered bv the police in tho villa at Oainlmss owned by Henri Lnndrn, who is under ar rest on suspicion of havinic mur dered several women who, have disappeared in the recent past. According to the police Lnnilru used ii furnace heated bv some methods us vet unknown to burn the trunks of his victims and destroyed their limbs jn the fire places of his villa. A mass of stones piled aicainst a wall of I ho villa evidently be longed to a furnace and clinuim; to them, it is said, were found bits of melted irluss in which pieces of bones which phvsi cians have declared to be hu man. i u'o bones are ollcitcc7 to include frumnents of three human skulls. Last Obstacle to Full Water Riaht - Removed Bv Contract With Cali-fornla-Oreqon Power Co. Work to Start Soon as Portland Engi neer Gives p. K. as Requested. -;.,: --r - - . At tho May meeting of tho board of directors of tho Medford Irriga tion District announcement was made of she signing of a contract with the Oregon California Power Co. which assures a perfect water right on Big Butte crook to thedtstrlct. , The communication from State, En gineer Percy Cupper requesting fur ther data on the project was also discussed. The board decided to em ploy Mr. D. C. lenny of Portland, to check up the data and make a report to Mr. Cupper. , The engineering re port ot the district which has been filed with the state engineer since February was withdrawn in order that Mr. Henny's report should be attached to It. Power Rights Traded The contract with the power com pany Is the result ot . almost six months effort on the part ot the offi cers of both companies to arrive at a fdir agreement. The use of the wat ers of 'Big Butte for Irrigation pur poses would deprive the power com pany of wator at Gold Ray needed tor the power plant there.. On the other head an Increase in prosperity thru out the valley would be ot direct ben. eflt to the power company. It was first suggested that the district buy certain water rights from the com pany but the investment ot the com pany upon which bonds have been sold mado this method Impossible. The final adjustment was made by granting to the power company all (Continued on Page Bight) ONflRRIGATION 1190 DAYS THE EUROPEAN SITUATION IN- BRIEF HV,THK , ASSOCIATED PRESS, May 9. The complexity of the Rus sian eovcriimentnl situation appar ently oil the Vonro of; simplifica tion. Lute dispatches from Paris, where are iruthercd representatives of various Russian factions, - indicate that the irovernnient of Admiral Kol olink at Omsk will be adhered to bv nil factions, except tho Bolslieviki, and also reeoitnixed bv the allies us the ilefiicto irovernmont of Russia. It is tho hope of the allies that the Kol chak covcrnmcht with the potential sfrentlh uiven it bv such action, will be able to brim; the Bolshevik govern ment to a speed v and thorouirh dis continuance of . its noy successful military operations. ( The possibility ot an aliance bv Oornmnv with the Hussian Bolslieviki is soon in a rumark bv Herr Oeisberts, one of tho peaco deloutitcs, - who is 'dilated bv Oormnn correspondents ns linvim: . Hindu in cxprossinir his apr inion of Ilia innccessibilitv of the peace I rent v.: Ho 'is emoted as hav intr declared that the onlw-alternntive to ncceptnnco or tho treat v is "peace with Russia and the use of Uolshevik troons for Germanv.,, While opinion on tho Ivontv. from tho Oormnn view point is divided, tho couscusus is thut ENGLISH PRESS CRITICIZES HUN PEACE TERMS Labor Oman Declares Wiison Beaten Learjue of Nations Bodv Without Soul Hlah Ideals Defeated In Se cret Outers Declare Financial Terms Faulty. LQNDOX, , May 9. The peace terms, while receiving considerable approval from almost the entire Lon don press, do not escape from sharp criticism on certain points. , Objec tions center "mainly on the question of financial compensation from Ger many. The Morning Post finds It diffioult to say whether the treaty la good or bad because of the "complexity and Intricacy of the terms." The Daily Mall fears Great Britain will find the terms very far short of the pledges made by Premier Lloyd George. It adds: "If the summary, actually repre sents the text, the provisions are good on the military and naval side, hut dangerously full of loopholes' on the financial side." The treaty Is described ' by the Daily Telegraph as being stern and stringent thruout altho without a trace of the brutal exercise ot mere victorious force. The treaty embodies the most se vere sentence evor passed upon a great nation, the 'Daily News says. and continues: "Germany is handcuffed, and in irons from top to toe. She appealed to force and must take the conse quences. . "We demand," says . the - Daily News, referring to financial ' terms, "both the golden eggs and the corpse ot the goose that would lay them. - It Is hardly an exaggeration to say that .Germany la first, stripped naked and is then told to turn-out her pockets." . The Herald, the Labor organ, roundly denounced the whole treaty, saying: - . . ,'. .. .. ''There Is no honor left for any of us. The League ot Nations. Is a body without soul. President Wilson has been beaten. He forced public ac ceptance of his high Ideals on the othor powers, but they have beaten him secretly.", ... ,'. s ; a.O.T.C.TRAINGCAMP; AT PRESIDIO JUNE 21 i CORVAI.LIS, Ore., jiav 9. The commandant at Orecon Agricultural eolleire has received a teletiram from the office of the committee on edu cation and special trnininir, to the effect that the R.'O. T. C. trnininL' camp will be held nt the Presidio of San Francisco, for six weeks, besin nine June 21. Colonel Pierce A. Murphv has been detailed as commander of tlie camp. It is probable that the commandants df the western institutions, will be in structors. The men of the advanced course and all men who have had two vears truinina in the R. O. T. C. will be eli dible to attend.. Mileatre nt the rate of 314 cents a mile will be furnished to students to and from the camp. he document is one . of unexpected harshness and extremely difficult of acceptance. ! Czech forces! opeiatimr , in con junction with . iliunmnian troops nutiinst the lliiniruriun soviet gov ernment, have taken Naevezeeseny, n .town "40 mire snorth of Budapest, according to a llununrinn official an nouncement. Rumanian troops re cently were reported 80 miles east of Budapest. ., -r: The council of four at tho peace conference now; is' deliberating on tho terms f the treaty to be presented to the Austrian representatives. It is reported that the section dealintr with nnval affairs will deprive Austria nbsolutelv of hor navy. The Austrian doleeiitcs, accordinsr to reports, have not left for France, beinsr delayed in tltcir departure by dissension ns to tho inclusion oT Oormun-Austrinn ileleKntions with their, party. 1 j i-seiinuin s iicictrution to the pence conference has made a protest nsrainst the reported decision of the conn eil of four in making Great Britain a ninndntorv for German East Africa. Belsium, it is sn'd. have interests in Africa which must be considered in dividing up sections of that continent for administration under, the leuguo of 'nations. ' CROWN PICE NOW A POTIERY MAGNATE. FIRST CAST "WILLIE" , WASHINGTON, May . The former German . crown prince , has gone into the pottery busl- ness, according to official die- patches received here today from Holland. A new company lust organized on the Calcar- eous Sands on the Islands of Wleringen in tho North sea, "has named "Mr. Roderick Wll- 4- liam Hohenzollern as the dlrec- tor-manager." It was said he was a, large Investor In the en- terprise. A specially ambitious piece already put out by the new com- pany Is a tile portrait ot the director-manager In outing cos- tume against a background of church and cottages. The dls- patches said it was reported that the tile bad been bought for $40,000 for presentation to Premier. Clemenceau of France. BE ON PEAGE BASIS PORTLAND. ' Mav 9.f-Confidcnt that both the deficiency appropria tioVis of $2,000,000 and the mainten ance appropriations of $4,000,000 will be in-anted the United States employ ment service. Wilfred Smith. United States employment director for Ore eon, brouirht back to Portland today the details of a' new emplovment bu reau, nlun which will be placed before the coming- consrress. The. plan provides for a stnto em plovment bureau under eovcrnment control. Funds for maintenance will be matched bv the United States. ". This plan "provides for. tho con tinuance of public emplovment bu reaus on n ocace basis. It is.the out-m-owth of a meetinir called recently bv the federal emplovment bureau di rector of state directors nnd covern ors nt -which Director Smith repre sented Oresron. ' . - . J Oreeon wil be presented durin" its next Ieaislature in 1921 with a re quest for a state emplovment bureau and maintenance appropriations; nc cordimr to the -director. A state ap propriation of $30,000 which will be matched bv an canal sum hy the cov erninent will be sufficient, he be lieves. . r SALEM PORTLAND. May 9 Jack Schultz a former prisoner in. the Oregon pen itentiary, was In custody here today with his companion, named Ward, alias Knorr was being sought -by the authorities of Willamette valley towns as a result ot an exciting chase by the police, following the attempt ed burglary of an East Side - drup store tast night. Several shots were tired by the police at the burglars, who were Interrupted. Ward was said to have been wounded. The burglars escaped but Schultz later was picked up by the police and wns said , to havs admitted that his companion also was a former Oregon convict. The police learned whore Ward lived, but- arrived there just too late to capture him as they found he hhd left In an automobile. He was traced in the direction ot Salem and It was learned that, he had changed automobiles enroute. NO TRACE FOUND OF1 W1ASHOUGAL, Wash., May 9. No further trace had been found today of Max Lewis, alleged bank robber, who Is thought to bo hiding some- whore In this vicinity. In the care of friends. The sale of Borne peroxldt to a young man at the drug store at Cape Horn yesterday i was being traced today by the authorities In the belief that It might have been taken to Lewis, who may have been wound ed several days ago by Deputy Sher iff McCullough, In an 1 exchange of shots near Camas. Wash. McCullough was wounded In the right hand hy one ot tho bandit's shots, 2 PLANES REACH HALIFAX s THERE FOR DAY NC-I and NC-3 Made First Obiectlvo Without Mishap Walt a dav for Propeller Repairs NC-4 Forced to Land in Sea Towed to Chatham . No One Hurt. ' 'WASHINGTON, May 9. The de parture of the navul seaplanes NC-1 . and iJ-3 from Halifax for Tropassey Bay, N. F., on the second leg of their . trans-Atlantic flight, has been post poned until tomorrow, the navy de partment was' advised Just, before noon today In a radio message, from the supply ship Baltimore at Halifax. Commander Towers explained thae It had been found necessary to do some work on the propellers of the planes, but he did not go Into details. L.ess favorable weather for the flight tomorrow than that obtaining toduy was forecast by the weather bureau. V WASHINGTON1, May 9 . Lleuten- ant Commander A. C. Road, com-i . mandlng the naval seaplane .- NC-4.' telephoned the navy department to day from Chatham, Mass., thactwo days would be required to repair tn disabled motors which forced his plane to descend yesterday while on the first leg of the : trans-Atlantic flight. . He said when the engines were again In running order he would proceed to New foundland to Join the NC-1 and NC-3. , . Comfortable nt Sea. CHATHAM, Mass., May 9. Tho naval seaplane NC-4, missing sluco late yesterday when she was forced t to descend while attempting a flight, from Rockaway Beach to Halifax, was towed Into Chatham harbor by a motorboat from the Chatham avia tion station about 5:30 o'clock this morning. The NC-4 was first sight- -ed by a guard at the-station. Tho members of the crew of the seaplano . reported that they were comfortable ; and that they had passed the night . on a calm sea. , Only one. engine of the seaplane was In service,. the other having been disabled on the trip Irom . Rockaway. - . . . -i - When sighted sit , -daybreak the , NC-4 was trying to reach port under . her own power. Seaplanes here were . immediately, sent out to give any needed assistance but the crew of the 4 NC-4 signalled that all on board were , safe and that altho three of the four engines had gone "dead" they had been able to make considerable pro gress during the night in the smooth sea. : . '- .. OFT LAREDO. Tex.. May 9. Charles Hopkins. I". S. immigration inspec tor, and three ; unknown- Mexicans , were killed and two men sonously wounded, and perhaps fatally, in a gun fight between American officers and Mexican smugglers, seven miles southeast of Laredo last night. DOUGLAS. Ariz.. May 9. Twenty-- two mounted bandits last night raid ed the town of Cananen. Sonora. rob bed a bank, killed five police of ticers and opened the eitv's prison nnd re leased all prisoners, i ' The chiet of police was among tho officers killed. Tho bandits stole a number of horses and escaped to the mountains..- -:-..' j '..-,.. : : . NACO, Ariz..( Mav.9. American', custom officials here received a re port this afternoon that Mavor Ro chu of Cananen. whs kidnapped by. the bandits when the? raided the min ing town last night and that he hud -been carried nwav bv tbu bandits to be held for ransom. . STRIKE AT TOLEDO TOLEDO, Ohio. Mav' 0. Disorder which started : Vesterdnv in .con--? miction with labor , troubles nt thron Toledo industrial plants, including tlio Willys-Overland company, broko out ngnin today when special officers nt tho plant of tho Ford Plato Glass company, in Wood county, fired on 50 employes npproaehing tho time keeper's "office,-. .' - Approximately Ifi.odO men nml women have been made idle bv tho la bor trouble. Ton thousand Wilivs Overland employes wore locked out Inst week because ot difference over hours of work. : XICAN -4"fe;,
