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MEDFORD, OREGON, FIJI DAY, JANUARY 13, 1922
NO. 251
M.POINCARE
IS PREMIER
OF FRANCE
Former President Succeeds
Briand As Head of French
Government Reaction in
Favor of Briand Sets in
coherence at Cannes to Be
Resumed.
PAWS. Jan. R Illy Associated
I'nvia ) M. Polncaro officially Inform.
I 'rHilot MllUratid late txlny
uftor a long conference, wltli the presi
dent (Imt h accepted the task t( form
tK n cabinet to aurceed tho Hrlnnd
ministry tin I would irr H nt the lint of
hit colleague tutnorrow.
I'AKItJ. Jan. IJ,-(lly Aastrliiled
Preaa I ltniniml Polnenre, former
president of France, wan Kecking to
day to form cabinet to succeed that
under Arltilo flrland whlrh resigned
yesterday. The manner of M. Hrlaud a
dramatic exile, however, whllo on t'm
apparent vitko f an overwhelming
tola of confidence In tho chamber, ha
canned a certain reunion In hla favor
and beside M. 1'olnrnrn hit a utronit
ooi'onltliin la narltament. Noltbcr In
the former president tuo popular with " h J'td a pietol Into tho
a large action of tho general public. '"" l" '''" ,"',l' ' 1v,r,nll,ly
Added to this, ninny member, of ' ' "'" ""'' H '
,, .. . ..mi Manli. Tlild oti-uirril on the 8. P.
parliament hold that PreMdctit Miller-, r)ifM.o J4kiU, UtK ,.,
and, am.rdma to w.natltuil.mal ln.C it)f Mu(IJ ,,, ni.jir Ul- Vlll),,y j,.u,.,
tlc abould Itjvlttt M. Hrlund to rnmu' j , un.p'niy'n woodjard,
power UH mtothnr roittblnntlon oft Afn r tb liiifhwiiyninn lind nlicvi-d
lnlnllor. luamtiui-h na In Dl Ciilliint r t In mutt lw told lilm
bi-fttim by m votu In partlultuutt, M. . to walk North on th H. I', tnti ka and
llrtand. however. alitrl to nnwapajwr i nt u, turn around or to run undi-r
n.i.n In. i i.l jlil l!,nt hla r.ti.'iiivf inn I'ftiilty tif ht lint litM U-Kt iiirfiratid.
M ,ab.diitil)' fltlKl." In prcrdat''n','li,"- t,n luiru at reiualnJiiK j
with cualom. tho prraldi.ul hiia Aikid I in "food tKultli and phyMcul
the tnnmbora t,( tho Urlaud tAblm-l to
condurt Ihclr dprtmnt until a uow
tulnlatty ran lm forttixd.
M. Mlllrrand and l-olnrar In a con-,
vera.tion Itut nlRhC oeMl that. If
thn InttiT -formed a nilnlatry the oon-j
fcrence broken off at Cannes would be
reauoied by the new premier nftr an '
undirtandlnjt hud been reached bo-
tween the heads of the government of
thn allied powers.
Grant Germany Daisy
CANNKtf, Jua. 13 Illy Anaoclnted
1'reaa ) Th supreme council today
examined thn aituatlon rrrnted by the
dnparture of (lie French deeKntln
and, rules that decision on which a
complete agreement hnd bwn reached
should bocomo operative, repeclnlly
that reuardlnn the Clenoa confewnini
for which Premier lloBoml of liuly wan
charged to isatio Invitations.
CANNES. Jan. 13, (lly Associate!
I'resa.l The allied reparations com
mission, at a fonforence here today,
decided to grant a provisional delay to
(lenniiny on her reparation account.
Sarraut Rstaireil
WASH1NCJTON, Jan. 13. (Hy Ass--elated
lresa.) President Mlllerand of
Franre has directed M Snrraut, head
of the French delegation, to cuntlnuo
In that capacity until the end of tho
WaahlnKton cnnfurence. Instnictlons
to this effect wore received today In a
euhlogrum from M. Hrlunil, retlrlnx
Fronch premier, who continues under
French proeeeduro to exercise the
functions of his office until hlu sue
cior Ukes up his duties.
CANNES. Jan. 13. (lly Asuoelntcd
I'ress.) Prime Minister Floyd Ooorite
will leavo Cannes for London - at ?
o'clock this evotilnn. He nmy, It Is
stated, stop in Parts ctirouto to confer
with President Mlllnrand and with M.
Polncaro, who In formltm a cabinet to
succeed tiio lirlund ministry.
PA RIB, Jon. IJ. (Dy Asaoclntod
Proas.) Tho text of the proposed
Anglo-French treaty, brought to Paris
f Contlntind nn Pane Kightl
18 INJURED, 4 SERIOUSLY.
COAST LIMITED
WALL A WAIXA, Wash., Jan. 13.
Eighteen pooplo were Injured, four
aortouHly and ono Is In a critical con
dition ns tho result of tho derailment
of the observation car unit a sleepor
on tho North CoiiHt limited Inst night
ono mile eiutt of Emory and 43 miles
cost of Pasco tit 9:4G Inst night. The
derailment , was paused by elthor ti
defective rail or a truck on tho train,
according to Infwmotlon reaching
Henry Ford Offers to
Buy French Navy, But
Refuses Any Job Lots
WASHINGTON. Jim, 13. (By
Asuotiati'd Pre,) Tho French
government lin approached
Henry Kurd by ruMn risking If be
would consider thn purchase of
battleship, lu aiuimmiin tint
request hero today Mr, Ford hu1
lm had replied Hint utiles he
could buy tho entire French navy 4
h would not lm liiinttitd In Job
VU. No answer to lil cablo had
been received ho said.
IS HELD UP BY
I
Clark Collins Forced at Point
of Gun to Give Up $94 In
Cash to Masked Bandit
Authorities Find No Trace of
Culprit.
Clink I'lilllim. while i.n hi way
liumo Initt iiIkM was confronted tiy a
" 11
..n . -,, luiioniTii mreiuon nmi .
l0 , of lhu !,,.,,,, allOUl vcu
U, lock In.t nta-bt. Th- ul,,rH ta
wiUmmI nt a imm nmn nnd tho vie
n.m ni'i mrma in niKn nun " ',
tim my that he wore a bimdnna
Imndken hlef over hla face ut tho
time of the holdup.
t'olllna hud rwclvcd Die 194 from
a man durimc ni'itotlntlons on a mln
lux ileal a fi-vv ininiiti'M ln-fnie atnit
Inn home. The tinhHfir of tho enHh
to.k ptnee In n. Front street pool hall.
It In soppiiKrtl Him the holdup mnn
was preeent at the time and witnessed
tho transfer, kniiw thnt Collins had
the rnonry and left In time to Inter
rept him on his way borne.
No clue to the Identity of tho thief
hns Vet teen found.
BEZDEK REFUSES TO
BE
Kl C.KNi:. Ore.. Jon. 13. Vnsuc
eessful efforts were mndo by tho I'nl
vrrslty of OreKoii hero recently to
Induce) Ilujto Hcidok to return to
Kiiguno to couch footbnll nnd base
biill. It wns said thnt n salary of
lli.uno was offered and declined,
I cnlok hrvIiik that he was being
treated so well nt Pennsylvania State
that ho would not thlnn of trying to
cancel his contract. Several years
nfto Oregon tennis, Coached hy Uojs
dok, ranked first ou the Pacific In
football.
Lather Kills Fellow Worker
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Jan. 13.
Karl 11. linker of Denver, Colo., a lath
er today climbed three flights In a
building under construction hero and
shot Thoinna Hums, another lather,
six times, killing him IntUoutly. llaker
told newspaper men Hums had been
rcaitoiiHtblo for Mrs. Itakor leaving
him nnd their three children on two
occasions. lUUtor haa been charged
with murder. ?
RUNS OFF THE TRACK
hero. Five of the injured are at the
Lady of ftho Lourdos hospital at Pasco
and tho remainder woro sont on.
Tho observation car was thrown
clear of tho track and up on tho em
bankment of the cut through which
the train wits pnaslng at tho . time.
Most of the Injuries were stiatuinod
In this car,
Tho North Coast limited Is the
"crack train" of that-system, running
solid from St, Paul to Benttle,
I
IN
FRONT I
OREGON COACH
WHEN
NORTH
1
c
U. S. TARIFF
McNary and Stanfield Join
With 25 Rcpulican Senators
in Request to Boost Sched
ulcs in Fordney Bill West
crn Cotton, Wool and Farm
Products Included.
WAASIIINOTON, Jun. 1J. A duty
of fivti i i nt a pound on ahort ntHlo
rnw reiion wlUi li ii-iitH a pound on
tho limit at(vtdi KKyptlun itrown In
.Nrw McxI'OJind ArUona. w luikcd
of th Mi.'tiato flnuiicfl coiniiilttrn today
oy M'imior uoooinv or launo, a
kokrntiinn for 2S rfputdiiran iM.-nutora
from uktIi ulturul atatra.
Tho rnt'-a aUKKi'td by th 25 afn'
Mora wire thoan propnand by varloua
farm orKntiluttlonM. Tho finunco com
mittee wa told that th?y had boen
accrptrd by tho followlnu republican
aenntora:
jtdinmin and Hhortrld'. Cullfor
iiUt; McNnry und Stanflidd. Orriron:
niMwr. Kniiwia: Nli holNon and
Colorndo; Norbwk nnd Ktr
lloK. South Ilukota; tJoodlnir. Idaho;
Jiim-a aifd I'olndi-xtcr. Waahlninon:
(tddle, Ni-vadit: Ijidd. North Dakota;
llumum, Svw Mtxlro; C'amrron, Arl
tona; Kenyon. Iowa: Warrrn, Wyo
IiiIiir; Kpfnrcr, Mlnaourl; WUIla, Ohio;
Jli'rrcld, Okltihoiitii: New. Indiana;
Wi-llrr. Miiryland; Koya, New llump
hlr and Townm nd. SiUblK'in.
Hi'Mldi-H the duty on cotton tlia rv
publlran BRrbultunit ainittora ankod
fur u baxla rato of 33 cent a pound on
raw wool with n acourrd vo'il bimla,
a. H.inpnrd with the 2i rent In the
Kordny bin and thry alo urard In-
rn nm ovir tho Kordnfy bill rati-a on
numoroua farm prod
hRt, i,nrwr, onta. r
uc-a. notably
corn, potatoi-a.
r'""i), nun, i ncy til i urged a
":1utV on hfdra. (tr-ii .11- huw
Kordnry bill WOu!d Continue on
Jy n ,ir;0,(.d hv fhA
d-!,.ih,r wi
I fniiowa: '
tho frro lt
ora on
era as
Wheat, 30 cents n bushel; barley !0
cents a bushel; oats nnd rye. IS cents
n bushel; catiie, i cnl a pound.
freah beef and veal. 3 4 cents
pound; sheep and goals. 12 a head:
frt-Nh mutton m
lamb. 4 cents a pound: swine of
pno cent: hacon and ham. 2 cents:
fresh pork. 1 cent; butter and substi
tutes, 10 cents a pound; milk, sweet
or sour. 3 4 cents a snllnn. m.,i
med milk 1 cent a gallon; rrt-am with
not more than 10 per cent butterfnt.
IS cents it gsllon; C cents a itallon ad
ditional for each S per cent butter
fat: Ice cream mixtures SO cents a
Knllon for not more than ten per cent
butterfnt nnd 6 renta additional fur
each additional flvn per tent of but-
iciiair unsweetened, condensed
, or
vtnpurwieu mim. one cent
pound
na if sweet eAed.
tlonalj all other
half of a rent addl
mllk, IK cents a
pound:
pound;
pound.
milk
powUer. 4 4
rents
cents
cream powder, S
S. COURT ATTACK
WASHINGTON. Jon. 13. The su
preme court dismissed today upon
motion of Loo Roye Keeley, proceed
ings brought up hy Keeloy against
tho chief JuBticw and associated Jus
tice of tho supreme court of Oregon,
Waltor H. Evan, district attorney
for Multnomah county and Alfred S.
IU'iinett. as a result of tho rtfusal or
the stato court on Februury 17, 1920,
to make permanent his temporary ad
mission to the bar.
Keoley, who livod lu Lo Angeles,
v.at took up hla residence- lu Port-
lnnd In Novomber, 1918, and la
March, 1919 made application for ad
mlsBlonn to practice law lu tho stato;
iiu u temporarily numitted for a
period of nine months, hut the court
refused to extend hit license beyond
mat timo.
OREGON W. C. T. U.
F
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 13. Pur
chase of a 243 acre farm, located
threo miles cast of Corvallls, Ore., for
use as a homo for tlopondent children
was decided upon yesterday by tho
Women's Christian Tumperanco Utv
ion, Tho prlco agreed upon is 119,
000, Wotic on ttm fluildinga, which
will bo on the cottago plan will be
storied In tho spring,
KEELEY DROPS HIS
BUYS BIG
Al
A Perfect Back, Beauty Experts Say
-3
t.f
I ! I
V. ' ( T A IkM a -
Flo Cu XfV A7C-. Ill
Kxpf-rta who huve mcaaurd and rulod her back (How'd you like to be an
exi rt?) ay It 1s the most perfect back poaBessed by any woman In these
broad I nited Stater The proud title
nliiKham. She Isn't a bit ashamed of
toprapher Kt a erfect exponure.
Al'STIN. Teotaa. Jan. 12. Martial
TROOPS DRIVE
UNDESIRABLES
FROM JEMS
law will remain in fore, lo Mexlaj ' u"i",, me ravor-
"untll every Testifce of lawlessness is a,jIe trade balance of the Culled 8tate
swept clean from every square foot of during- 1921 m Indicated in the for
the Mexla community," Governor ei&n trade f Btatlatlcs Tor December i
Neff declared today In a atatement, BlMd today hy the commerce depart-
exnlaln ne whv he declared martial
law there yesterday.
MEXIA. Texas. Janu. 13. Martial
law. Invoked yesterday by Governor
Neft la Mexfa and the oil fields sur
rounding It because of the alleged
prevalence of flagrant law violation,
today had resulted In an exodus of
undesirable from the territory under
military control, according to Na
tional Guard officer wbo notified tho
pllce department of several Texas
cities to prepare for the arrival of
auspicous character from here.
Fourteen Texas rangers who were
enforcing tho governor' , proclama
tion wero Joined today by 40 mn of
the headquarters troop, i6tU cavalry
brigade, Texas National Guard. Brig
adier General Jacob F. Wolters. said
the troops would guard prisoners
while rangers searched for alleged
law violator.
General Wolters eald municipal of
ficials wcro co-operating with tho
military and that condition hero
were nomral. Orders issued by the
military emphasiie that legitimate
business Rhall continue without Inter
ruption but that there may be no car
rying of guns or ammunition or Id
ling. Street assemblies are prohib
ited. Seven alleged "undesirable" were
arrested late yesterday and night re
ports to General Wolters this morn
ing stated.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. Josefla and
Rosa Blazek, "Siamese twins" from
Cxocho " Slovakia, will know by . to
night whether or not a Chicago doctor
can effect a surgical separation upon
them with probable success. The sis
ters, who are 34 year old, asked
that they do examined with a view to
having an operation performed be
cause they fear that should one of
them dlo, It would mean death for
tho other aa well.
CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE
WINS P1UZK OK VJ
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. Julius Ros-
onwald, Chicago merchant and phil
anthropist today was S5 richer. Ills
favorite motto, a laying of Hobert
Ingeraoll's, won the prize In a Chicago
newspapor dally motton contest. Tho
motto waB:
"I would rather be a beggar and
upend my money like a king, than a
king and spend my money like a beggar,"
SIAMESE
TINS ASK
FOR AN OPERATION
4s ' i
7 . fj'
70-
holder of the perfect back la Ho Cun-
her back that Is the reason the pho-
I if
TRADE BALANCE
FALLS OFF, 1921,
L1
WASHIT.TfV Ton ni
L, ,.. .. ; "T.Y . .
. menu
Exports decreased In value In 1921
by $3,743,000,000 and Imports by $!.-
"",000.000 the report said, attributing
iu'uch of the reduction to the material
decline last year in prices of commodi
ties which made up the bulk of the
country's foreign trade.
"The lower values of Imports and
exports in 1921. as compared with
1920 and previous year." the depart
ment said, "do not represent corre
sponding declines in volume of trade,
but are to a great extent due to the
falling prices."
miring the year 1921 export
amounted to 14.485.000,000 as com
pared with $S,22S,000,000 during the
previous year, w hile imports aggregat
ed $2,508,000,000 against $5,178,000,000
in 1920.
Exports in December totalled $295,
900.000 as against $294,000,000 in No
vember and $720,000,000 lu December
1920, while Imports amounted to
$236,S0O.O00, against. $211,000,000 In
November and $2GC,000,000 In Decem
ber a year ago.
AT LOS NGELES
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 13. Walter
Miller, Los Angeles, defeated "Pinky"
Gardner of Schnectady, N. Y. In two
straight falls here last night.
BT. PACL Miguel Gonzales, catch
er New York Nationals, acquired by
St. Paul club.
COLORADO SPRINGS Kid Mex.
Pueblo, given decision over Charley
McCarthy, St. Paul, when latter broke
his hand In eighth round. "
DENVER Frankie Murphy. Den
ver, and Cowboy Padgett, Dolores,
Colo., to meet here tonight ' In It
round bout. Jon Gorman, Portland,
will meet Jack Doylo, Denver.
LONDON Georges Curpentler,
heavyweight champion of Europe,
knocked out George Cook, Australia,
in fourth round.
FORT DODGE Billy Rolfe, Oma
ha, outpointed Archie Amons, Mar-
slmlltown, in eight-round bout.
TACOMA Jack McAullffe, De
troit, won technical knockout , over
Frank Farmer, Tacoma, in fourth
round.
BY NEAR
i BILLON
WALTER MILLER
M GARDNER
Gir o Dixie Drink
Less Smoke Less and
Hold Fewer Parties
NEW OrtLEAN-3. Jan. 13-Glrl
of Dixie wear longer skirt, drink
less liquor, smoke fewer cigar-
ettes and hold fewer "pettlna;
parties." than girls in other sec-
tlons of the country, Dr. Valeria
H. Parker of the Vnlted State
lnter'-departmental social and hy-
glence board declared la an ad- 4
dress before the public health 4
Institute here.
She asserted that of 1,000
case of girl delinquents Invest!-
gated by the department the
4 southern girl made the best show- 4
In. 1
CALIF. BEAUTY
POISONED BY
Audrey Creighton Dying in
Neuilly Hospital As Result
of Being Forced to Swallow
Deadly Tablets By Jealous
Mate.
PARIS. Jan. 1J- (By the Asso
ciated Press) Mrs. Audrey Creigh
ton Ityan, better known aa Miss Aud
rey Crelgbton. California violinist
and prize winner at tho American
j conservatory of music in Fontaine
I bleu Is reported dying In the Ameri-
'can hospital at Neuilly from the re
sults of swallowing three poison tab-
; lets.
Her husband. Thomas . Stewart
Ryan, wh Is attached to the Paris
staff of tho Chicago Tribune. wa ar
rested on a charge of admhiiateriog
the tablets to her, under the threat
to kill 'her with a knife -unless, she
swallowed thiyi. Later he was said
to have stabbed himself, but not se
riously. - , , ' . - -
The young woman a mother aaid
Kyan returned to Paris unexpectedly
on Wednesday and visited her and his
wife. '
He told his wife that he was willing!
to facilitate a divorce, but wished her
to go with him for a farewell dinner.
Mrs. Ryan accompanied her hus
band to his hotel after the dinner
when, according to a statement by
the young woman to the authorities
her husband accused her of infidelity
and forced her at the point of
knife, to swallow the poison.
Ryan told his friends that his wife's
Statements to the authorities were un
true and surrendered to the police,
when he found they were searching
.for him. ...
Mrs. Ryan was reported as having
intended to marry an American
named MaeCoy, after securing a dl
vorce from Kyan. ,
i Another Version Glvcu, .
Anotner version of : the case was
disclosed by Police . Commissioner
Frallcq this afternoon. .
iter husband the commissioner
quoted Mrs. Ryan as saying, had told
her ho knew she had had an Intrigue
with a young man and proposed that
tney die together, whereupon Mrs.
Ryan took the three tablets and Ryan
cut his wrist and neck. Mrs. Ryan.
however, losing courage, rushed out
of the room and demanded to bo
;aken to a hospital.
A letter from hi wife was found In
, .
possession wnen ne was ar
rested. In this letter, which he had
received wnile ho was In India, she
said she had decided to break with
mm entirely. There were also two
letters In pencil, written during their
interview at her hotel one addressed
to her mother and the other to the
man whoso name Ryan brought Into
the case. In these letters, the police
stated, Mrs. Ryan sold she regretted
to die.
PARIS HUSBAND
SEN. NEWBERRY SEATED BY FIVE VOTES.
CALLS ACTION COMPLETE VINDICATION
WASHINGTON. Jan. 12. The New
berry case in the formal records of the
senate ha passed Into history today.
Tho senato was in recess after the
strain of battle ended by its 46 to 41
vote yesterday that Senator Truman
H. Newberry of Michigan was entitled
to sit in the senate.
More than three years of uncertain
ty and suspense resulting from the
contest for the seat by Henry Ford,
Senator Newberry's defeated opponent
in the 1918 election, ended with the
final vote at 6:28 p. m.
Supporters of the resolution declar
ing the Michigan senator entitled to
hi seat were all republicans. Nine
DEPORT
I
i
Daniel Breen, Alleged Leader
of Band of Thugs, to Be
Shipped Back to U. S. A.
People Overjoyed By Free
ing pf Political Prisoners
Regret Departure Troops.
LONDON, Jan. 13.-(By the Asso-
coated Press.) The Dublin corres
pondent of the Morning Post wire
the following:
"The shipment to the United State
of Daniel Breen, who appear to hire
been hanging around the Dali Eir-
ea:m with a band of thug threaten
ing to enter and shoot up tho entire
assembly It it ratified the treaty, sug
i;.s that Michael Collin and Rich
ard Mulchy are allre to tho nocessl
tles cf the case.
There haa been no previous intima
tion that Daniel Breen was to be de
ported from Ireland. A London din
patch In October, 1920, Identified
Breen a commandant of the third
Tipperary brigade of the Irish repub
lican army. The British authorities
in Ireland were said to hare offered
a reward of 1,000 pounds sterling for
hla capture in connection with tho
murder of a Major Smyth and he was
also accused of killing two consta
bles and perpetrating a series of other
outrages.
nt'Rl.IV Jan 1 S-t f By tha Asso.
elated Press.) Materialization of tho
amnesty of political prisoner In Ire
land has elicited more outward en
thulasra here than any other devel-"
opment In the peace activities.
Dublin citizens Indulged In litely
demonstrations last night, a large
crowd outside Mountjoy prison wel
coming the successive batches of lib-.
erated prisoner with loud, cheers, .
otmiia. aAno. war cmActari In. Park
and Limerick where other were re f
leased. ': - - j ;. ., .,. ...
LONDON. Jan. 13. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) The Irish political
prisoner in the London Jails, Brix
ton, Pentonvllle and Wormwood
Scrubbs were released this morning
under amnesty proclamation issued
by King George yesterday. Instruc
tion were ent to the provincial Jails
for similar releases..
LONDON", Jan. 13. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) The Daily Mall' Dub
lin correspondent says that Ersklno
Chllders party has Bent urgent cable
grams to tho United States applyiriR
for funds to enable it to begin the'
, .1 In AnnM I Alt
the new free state government..
LONDON, Jan. 13. (By the Asso
lcatedl Press.) Districts lu Ireland
which benefitted financially froruf tlia'
presence ot Blrtlsh troop are ex
pressing something like consterna
tion at their withdrawal, according
to the Morning Post's correspondent.
The Inhabitants of the military cen
ter have ent letter to Dublin and
even to tho British government, ask
ing retention of the troop, whose ex
penditure of their entire pay in Ire
land meant important trade and em-
pioymeni OI a numuer oi mo uiv.
JtC.L.r ADl, juu. io. i u
further shooting in the streets of Bel
fast last night. One man was critical
ly wounded.
Legionnaires will form a working
detail again tonight at 7:30 at the new
hall over the Toggery, putting 1t In
shape for occupancy. '
senators of that party Joined 32 demo
crat in opposing. Three senator wen
paired for and thfee against the reso
lution and three did not vote.
The resolution aa adopted carried
an amendment by Senator Willis, re
publican, Ohio, by which the senate
severely condemned and disapproved
excessive campaign expenditures a
"harmful to the honor and dignity of
tho senate and dangerous to the per
petuity of the free government."
The amendment was accepted by
the Newberry supporter. ' ,.;
Senator Newberry accepted . the
action' of the senate In a subsequent
statement a a complete vindication of
"myself and all concerned,"
1