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GELSBNKIRCHEN. Mar. 29. (Dy
Associated Press). . Fifteen thousand
miners are on strike , in the Gelsen
kircboa district fit all mines occupied
by troops, "according to estimates
made In German quarters. The men
quit work as a protest against the oc
cupation. Five thousand men are out at the
Sesterholt properties, 4000 at Rheln
"adon, 4000 at the Concordia mlneB
and 2000 at the Blumenthal plants.
They have served notice that they will
not return to work until the last sol
dier leaves.
From Rheinbaden comes the report
that the sirens blew so long in protest
that the soldlorB threatened to shoot
unless the noise was stopped.
The. Germans assert semiofficially
that the occupying forces are having
difficulty in operating the loading ap
paratus at these mines and that so far
they have succeeded in loading only
three or four small trains daily.
Before the occupation, It Is asserted,
a train load ot reparations fuel rolled
out every ten minutes..
The,' Germans charge that in order
to give;, a false impression of heavy
coal shipments, the French have begun
a dally shuttle between Ludwigshafen
and Laterburg.l
WEACETALK
RESUMED APR. 20
GENEVA. Mar. ?9. (By Associated
Press)." - The peace negotiations be
tween the allies and Turkey, will be
resumed at Lausanne some time be
tween 'April 15 and 20. This announce
ment was made today by the secre
tariat 'which the powers left at Lau
sanne at the conclusion of the recent
conference.
The - announcement said that the
opening session probably would be
hold oh the last named date.
Inasmuch as the secretariat recent
ly wasnotlfled to be prepared to leave
tor Constantinople, the sudden change
in -scene 1b considered proof of the
conciliatory attitude of the Turks.
It is understood here that the nego
tiations would be resumed at the point
where , they were dropped, when the
Turk$;and allies .failed .to. reach , an.
agreement. ' -
The forthcoming conversations are
not expected to be of long duration.
F
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DUBLIN, Mar. 29. The first serious
outbreak of shooting in some time oc
curred in various parts of the city
early today but no casualties were re
ported. :; "
National troop guards stationed at
Collins barracks, City Hall, King's inn
and Wellington barracks, were attack
ed by rifle and machine gun fire. : The
troops replied and rushed patrols to
scour the affected areas. .
After a heavy fire lasting half an
hour, quiet twas restored. One bomb
was thrown but no damage was done.
New French Service Bill .
PARIS, Mar. .29. (By Associated
PreBs). The army; service bill aa
amended by the senate was adopted by
the chamber' of deputies today by a
vote of 414 to. 164. . The period ot ser
vice thus becomes eighteen months.
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HA ULAN, Ky., March 29. County
officers and iiosnemen bad returned
today from the mouth of ; Heoch
crock, in the hills of Leslie county,
with an account of the desperate last
stand of the "Strontra," a battle in
which three men and a woman were
killed yesterday. ;.. .,
Kelly Walker, deputy sheriff ot Te
Juy, Ky., Isnuc and George Strong and
.Mrs. Isaac Strong wero killed.
Carrying a warrant for the arrest
of Isaac on charges of liquor law
violations, 22 possomen arrived at the
Strong home and surrounded tlc
house. Deputy Walker advanced
toward the house with the warrant.
A hidden marksman fired and
Walker staggered with a wound In
the breast. As he ran for cover a
second bullet pierced his head. Com
panions of the slain officer concen
trated a withering fire from high
powered rifles on the house from be
hind trees and ledges. The fire of
the defenders increased. When the
officers entered the house the two
men and Mrs. Strong wore dead. The
woman, according to the officers was
found with a repeating rifle clutched
In her hands.
;' Two stills were found in a strongly
barricaded position back of the
house. They were destroyed, . to
gether with 700 gallons of boor..
The fourth saying on the cross, "My
God, My God, why hast thou forsaken
me" was the theme of Dr. S. J. Reid's
sermon last evening at the First Bap
tist church. For the moment, said the
speaker, not only the crowd but the
father seems to have left Christ alone,
in a sense to have forsaken him, as
he was bearing the sin of the world.
That was due to the fact that Christ
was bearing the penalty of sin. Vet
there is a mystery in the text, not
easily understood.'1
For three long hours Christ was
silent on the cross, prophetic of God's
present silence. God's voice is not
heard today. This is the day of grace,
You will not hear God's voice again
till Christ shall again come to earth.
There was enough done on the cross
to satisfy the world. Christ was lone
ly in a way we can never be. Great
characters are always lonely; It is
not man's righeousness that saves,
but It is Christ that saves.. Man has
nothing to do, but to take Christ-to be
saved. A little faith In a great Gavlour
saves.
In response to an appeal a husband
and wife came forward for member
ship. A delegation from Grants Pass
was present in the meeting. Tonight
the fifth saying on the cross will be
discussed, "I thirst." These services
are intended as a preparation for
Easter. They are similar to meetings
held in the large cities during this
week, and are open to the people of
the city to enjoy. Friday evening will
be the last meeting of the week. Sun
day will be a big day with an Easter
sermon In the morning and a number
of Baptisms, and in the evening the
choir renders the cantata, "Form the
Sepulcher to the Throne," and Dr.
Reld delivers his last message.
MONTH FOR DECISION
nnmn nAPIDS. Mich.. March 29
Federal Judge John E. Sater 'of
Columbus, Ohio, today had under
consideration tho voluminous testi
mony and exhibits in tli'e suit of John
W. Hansel! against tho:, Israelite
house of David. A decision on
whether the cult shall pay the $80,
000, the value placed by Hansel! on
property- deeded the order when he
became a member and his labor dur
ing moinborshlp Is not expected for
some tlmo. possibly (TTnontli.
The decision Is to be based on the
showing that fraud was or was not
practiced In the guise of religion.
Attorneys Immediately began prep
arations for the suit of Ruth Brain
ford Rood and her sister. Gladys
Bamford Itubel of Detroit, to come
un In circuit court, In which each
soeks damages ot 1100,000 from 1'ur
nell. The cult leader Is charged with
mistreating tho young women at tho
Benton Harbor colony.
. Million Dollar Fire
NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 28. The re
fining plant ot the Sinclair Oil com
pany at Merreaux, about eight miles
south of here, was reported as having
been badly damaged by fire today.
Four oil tanks were said to have been
destroyed.
The loss before noon was placed at
approximately (1,000,000 and the
flames still were raging.
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DENVER, Colo., March 29. Fol
lowing conviction yesterday afternoon
of twenty alleged members of a nation-wide
confidence ring who have
been on trial in district court here
for ten weeks, Interest today center
ed In the county grand Jury before
which body the Jurors had been sum
moned to appear this morning.
Subpoenas were served on the
urymen immediately after they had
given their verdict and had been dls-
harged shortly before six o'clock
last night. , . .
The grand Jury probe is believed to
be in connection with alloged at
tempts to influence members of the
ury during the trial.
Tho twenty men found guilty after
the Jurors' 160 ballots and a record
breaking session of four nights and
five days in the Jury room, received
the verdict calmly and without dis
play of emotion. The wives of three
of the convicted men however, burst
into hysterical weeping.
8evcral hours before the verdict
was returned the grand jury return
ed an indictment against three of the
defendants, Lou Blongor, A. W. Duff
nd Jack French, nnd Deputy Sheriff
Thomas Clarke, charging them with
violation of . the prohibition law as
the result of a drinking party alleged
to have taken placo in the grand Jury
room at the courthouse -Saturday
afternoon after tho Jury had retired.
Leniency was recommended to the
court by the district court jury for
all the defendants, but especially for
tnreo or them in a communication
handed to the judge after the verdict
had been returned.
George Sharp, a Juror, startled the
court attorneys and spectators when
the Jury was .being polled Individ
ually, by announcing that his verdict
was "on condition." Horace Hawkins,
chief counsel for the defense, leaped
to his feet and filed exceptions to
the finding of the jury and request
ed permission to question the juror.
The prosecution objected and was
sustained. After he had been ques
tioned several times by the court.
Sharp gave his verdict as guilty with
qualification and the court accepted
me verdict. Sharp declared that he
had been ill since Snturday.
J lie twenty men face penitentiary
terms ranging from one to ten years.
They wero convicted on three counts,
conspiracy to commit fraud through
mo oporation or a confidence game:
general conspiracy of committing or
attempting to commit crime through
me operation of a confidence game
and larceny in connection with a con-
iidence game. -
At tho request of tho defense, the
court granted twenty days In which
to mo a motion for a new trial.
KLAMATH STAGE
Due to the loner warm TCAnrhor
and lack of rain, the Howard and
Grimes auto stage line between Med
ford and Flamath Falls began its
regular season today with stages
leaving at either end of the line and
running over the Topsy grade road,
as the Green Spring mountain road
Is impassable vet bpcnnnn nf miirh
snow and will be for two weeks yet,
ir tne present weather continues.
Charles Howard arrived hnmn vpq.
terday afternoon from having driven
a trla.1 run betwen here and Klam
ath Falls, hnvtnr? mnrin tha rmmH
trip in seven hours. Ho found the
ivttu uiy uui very rougn in places
- The BtaCn will dp.nart riallv nt 8
m. unless another bad spell of weath
er snouid prevent.
Card of Thanks
The undersigned wish to extend
their thanks and appreciation for tho
kindness and sympathy of friends in
the recent, illness and death of our
wife and mother. "
MR. A. T. EVERHARD ANJD FAMILY
1 4iut Kilts Held.
DENVER, Colo., March 29. The
funeral of United States Senator
Samuel D. Nicholson, Junior senntor
from Colorado, was to bo held at two
o'clock this afternoon from Central
Presbyterian church.
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RT ATiniTSTINB. Fla.. Mar. 29.
The position of the government today
relative to the sale of the government
ship tonnage was that this tonnage
should not be sold at less than worm
mnrknt prices unless would-be our-
chasers guarantee to continue the
routes on whicn tne snips now are us
ing operated.
Tho nnllcv was outlined last nicht
in a statement by.AD. Lasker, chair
man of the shipping board, who is
here as a member of President Hard
ing's vacation party.
Chairman Lasker's utterance was in
the nature ot comment on the recom
mendations made on Mondny by the
American Steamship Operators associ
ation wherein it was urged that the
shipping board retire from businoss,
scrap inferior vessels and sell Its re
maining tonnage to American citizens
"without any restrictions."
The association's recommendations
were made in response to tho shipping
board's request for suggestions to aid
in formulating a policy with regard to
the merchant marine problem.
Mr. Lasker said he knew that mem
bers of tUe - shipping board never
wniiid nirrnfi to the recommendations
holding such views as would make
agreement lmposslblo.
PUEBLO, Colo., March 29. Five
persons were injured, none danger
ously in a head-on collision of two
passenger trains of tho Denver and
Rio Grande Western early this morn
ing at Sample Siding, near the en
trance of the Royal Gorge, seven
miles west of Canon City.
Thmn nnirlnnR WfiVP 1 dCHl lied and
(mn hnnmiN rnm III, d a smoklntr car
left the tracks.- One bnggago car
rolled over into the Arkansas river
and the express messenger went witn
It. He managed to crawl out and
escaped with q few bruises.
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