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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
RUSU FRAKCIJOS
DALYVAUS KONFEREN-
CIJOJ.

Paryzius, vasario IL d. =
-Ukrajinos valdzia pranese
ealkininkams, kad j sutin-
ka dalyvauti konferencijoj
ant Princes sally. Taipgi
yra pranesama, kad valdzia
generolo Denikino isreiske
nora dalyvauti konferenci-
joj. Valdzia Krymo taipgi
prieme pakvietima, kaip il
RusQ bolseviku valdzia.
Atrodo, kad bus uztekti-
mai kitty Rusu frakciju, ku-
rios sutiks dalyvauti konfe-
rencijoj ant Princes salu su
talkininku ir Amerikos at
stovais, kad uztikrinti pasi.
sekima konferencijos. Pas:
sekimas konferencijos, ma.
noma, priklausys daugiau.
siai nuo bolseviku valdzios
ar IL. SutikS duOti kokil1s
nors uztikrinimus, kaip ta
sustabdymas karisko veiki-
mo If istraukimas bolsevikr
kariumeniu is tu provinci.iu
kurias jie uzeme. Nera 10.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
kio uztikrinimo, kad sovietu
valdzia .sutiks duoti tokius
uztikrinimus.
YANKIU NUOSTOLIAI
SIBIRE.

Westinghouse, vasario IL.
Kablegrama, aplaikyta sia-
dien is vyriausios stovyklos
Amerikos ekspedicijines ka
riumenes Francuzijoj paro-
do, kad isviso Americas ka-
riumene Sibire aplaike nuo-
stoliq Xxi vasario 9 d. uz-
mustais, suzeistais il be Ii
niu prapuolusiais 10 aficie-
ru IL 3l4 kareiviQ. IS tos
skaitlines uzmusta 2 aficie-
raj ir 60 kareiviQ; mire nuo
zaizdu l aficieras if IA ka-
reiviu; mire nuo ligQ 81 ka-
revival; mire nuo nelaimin-
gu atsitikimu 5 kareiviai;
lengvai suzeista 3 aficierai
ir 80 kareiviQ; sunkiai su-
zeista 2 aficlerai ir 67 ka-
revival; suzeista, laipsnis ne
pazymetas 2 aficierai ir So
kareiviai; prapuole lake
musiQ 81 kareivis.
Kares departamentas pra
nese, kad Sic nuostoliu SUI
rasai yra garsinami atskirai
abelname nuostoliu surase.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
Anglijos darbininkai
neuzganedinti.
Rusq Frakcijos Dalyvaus
KonferenCijoj.
AmerikOS nuOstOliai .Sibire.

bilizuotQ kasejQ valdzia sa-
ko, kad jie turi butt apsvar-
stomi sykiu su klausimu ge-
neraliskos demobilizaciios
Valdzia prisilaiko nuomo-
mes, kad nera galima duoti
demobilizuotiems kasejams
skirtingas salygas nuo tu,
kokios yra duodamos XII
items demobilizuotiems dar
bininkams.
Spauda abelnai uzgiria
premiere Lloyd George Oar
.bo programa, kuri jis pa
skelbe, atidarant parlamen-
ta utarninke, bet jo progra-
ma neuzganedina parlamen
tariskos Darbo Partijos.
il uzmeta, kad programe
nera aiskiai pazenklinti pa
siulijimai "dabartiniuose at
sitikimuoSe industgialiSko
neramumo If del uztikrini-
mu, paliecianeiQ pakelima
algu, darbo valandu il sa-
lygQ darbo, kurios pagerin-
tq taisykles gyvenimo.
RadikaliSka spauda ir-gi
neuzganedinta pasiulijimais
p. Lloyd George ir il JUGS
smarkiai kritikuoja, vadin-
dana pasiulijimus abejoti-
nais ir nepanasiais, kad jie
butu ispildyti "reakcionieriS
ku parlamentu."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
prisake lenkams if vokie-
CLANS pertraukti musius.
SUTARTIS PASIPRlE-
SINTI BOLSEVIKAMS.

Vienna, vasario IL d.
Bevielinio telegrafo pranesi
mas, aplaikytas is VarSavos
sake, kad Lenkai padare su
tartl su Vokieciais, sulyg
kurios Lenkai turi uzimti
Blalostoka, su tikslu gauti
liuosa perejima per Lietuva,
kad pasipriesinti bolsevi-
kams. Vokieciai istraukia
savo kariumene is Bialosto-
ko j Lapy Wolkowysk.
zinios, aplaikytos cionai
is Kievo pranesa, kad ka-
riumene Petluros, vado Tx
rajinos ukininku armijos, su
muse vietinius bolsevikus ir
uzeme miesta Kiev. Petlu-
ra, pranesimai priduria,
rengiasi pagelbeti Francu-
zams Odessoje kariarti
prizes Maskvos bolsevikus,
kurie bando uzimti Ukraji-
ma su tikslu gauti maisto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
BELGIJA REIKALAUJA
PRIESO ZEMES.

Paryzius, vasario IL d.
Belgija pridave taikos tary-
bal reikalavimus, sulyg ku-
riQ j nori, kad butQ sugra-
zintos Belgijos teritoriios,
kurias Vokietija ir Hollan-
dija turi nuo senu laiku.
Vokiskos teritorijos, ku-
riu Belgija reikalauja, yra
Montjoie ir Malmedy. j
taipgi reikalauja liuosos ma
vigacijos Scheldte.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
ATMAINE. MIRTIES
BAUSME.


Westinghouse, vasario IL.
Kareivis Solomon Losofsky,
kuris buvo nuteistas karis-
ku teismu miriop, nebus nu-
zudytas. Prezidentas Will
sonas mirties bausme per-
maine ant dvidesimst me-
tu kalejimo. ,Losofsky bu-
vo kaltinamas uz ta, buk jis
pasakes, kad jis neturis io-
kios godones del veliavos
sios Sales.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
TALKININKAI SUTINKA
APIE SIBIRA.

Westinghouse, vasario II.
Veikiantis sekretorius Polk
pranese siadien valstijinia-
me departamente, kad Su-
vienytos Valstijos prieme
formaliska pasiulijima Japo
MICS valdzios kaslink plia-
ny del atnaujinmo gelezin-
kelinio trafiko Sibire.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
KAUNAS PAIMTAS
BOLSEVIKAIS.

Kopenhagel,, vasario I'D.
zinios, aplaikytos Siadien is
Krakovo pranesa, kad boi-
seviku kariumene isnaujo
(?) uzeme Kauna, Lietuvoj.
BolsevikQ kariumene tiki
mast uzims Grodno ir Bia-
lystok taip greit, kaip tik
Vokieciai apleis tuos mics
tus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
BOLSEVlKAI ATNAUJ-
MA OFENSYVA.

Archangels' 'sas, vasario lid.
Bolseviku kariumene atnau-
jina ofensyva Sredmakren-
ga apielinkeje. Ant trum-
po laiko vakar vakare boil
sevikai buve uzeme keleta
namQ, bet likosi atstumti at
gal anglQ ir rusQ kareiviais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
PRASO KARISKU
LAIVU.

Londonas, vdsario IL d.
Vokietija prase pavelijimo
talkinink1 taikos sutarties
komisijos vartoti kariskus
laivus prizes bolsevikus, ku-
rie uzima miestus Baltiko
pakrasciuoSe. Vokietija tai
pogi prase, kad talkininlu
kariski LAVAL butu pasiqsti
pagelbon vokieciu laivams.
Kalbedamas atstovu butte
Lord Curzon, prezidentas
Tarybos, uzreiske, kad nei
vienas is talkininku nera
plisirenge uzpulti Russia,
kad iSnaikinti bolSevikus.
JAPONIJA PASKELBS
SLAPTAS SUTAPTIS.
.Londonas, vasario II d.
Reuterio praneSlmai is To-
kyo, Japonijos, sake, kad
Nobuki Maxine, vadui ia
ponijos delegacijos Taikos
Konferencijon, likosi prisa-
kyta paskelbti visas nepa-
skelbtas sutartis tarp KIM
JOS If Japonijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
PATERSONO STREI-
KIERIAI PRALAIMEJO.

patterson, N. j., vaSarlO
II d d.-DeSimts tukstanciu
dazytoju, kurie SUI $4,000
Silko darbininku sustreika-
vo pradzioje Sio menesio,
kad gauti keturias deSimts
septyniQ valandu darbo sa-
waite, sugrizo darban Sia-
dien nieko nelaimeje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
SUSITAIKE.

Paryzius, vasario IL d.
Oficialiskas pranesimas Ii
kosi isleistas, kad Augsciau-
sia KariSka Taryba lake sa-
vo siadieninio susirinkimo
susitaike kaslink iSlygu del
atnaujinimo taikos sutarties
SUI Vokietija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
RENGIA PLIANUS.

Kansas City, vasario I'D.
Warren Long, Suvienytu
Valstiju imigracijos komisi-
jonierius praness siadien,
kad yra prirengiami plianai
deportuoti visus WV. be-
laisvius Leavenwrotho kale-
jimo, tarp kuriu yra daug is
Chicagos, kurie nera sios sa-
lies pilieeiai arba negales
darodyti, kad jie gyveno
sioje salyje per 5 metus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
GENERALISKAS STREI-
KAS BUDAPESTE.

Basel, sveicarija, vasario
IL d. - zinios, aplaikytos
cionai pranesa, kad genera
liskas streikas likosi atnau-
jintas Budapeste. Witch,
vadas Vengrijos socialistu
pranesimai priduria, likosi
suarestuotas Pressburge.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
PRISAkE PERTRAUKTl
MUSIUS.

Londonas, vasario II d.
Sulyg laikrascio, aplaikyto
cionai is Berlino per Kopen
hagena, talkininku valdzios
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-13
NESUTLKIMAI TARP
TAIKOS PASIUNTINIU.

riskoj taryboj nauju taikos
sutarties islygu, atrodo, is
, sauke serioziskiausius nesu-
tikimus tarp talkininku, ko-
kie Xxi Siam laikui buvo XII
le tarp taikos pasiuntiniu.
Komisijoj Lygos Tautu If
gi kilo mazi nesutikimai is
priezasties Francuzijos bal
mes, kad Vokietija gall is
naujo uzpulti Francuzija.
Svarbiausis klausimas dis
kusavimo bu%o ar Lyga Tau
tQ turi tureti ar ne tarptau-
tiska armija ir laivyna SUI
tarptautiSku Stabu. Sis klau-
simas yra labai svarbus, mes
pakol jis nebus nutartas,
klausimai apie rubezius ne
gall butt uzganedinanciai is
risti.
Nesltikimai ia KOS sutar-
ties islygose galima sufor-
muliuoti siaip: IS vienos pu-
ses stow Francuzija ir is XII
tos Suvienytos Valstijos, re-
miamos daugiau ar maziau
per Anglia If Italia.
Pirmuciausiai apkalbama,
kaip su Vokietija reikia elg-
tbs.
Amerikos delegatai sako,
kad Vokieciai turi butt mai
THANH If priversti dirbti.
Tas yra daroma ne is sim
patijos prie Vokietijos, bet
todel, kad Vokietija galetu
uzmoketi atlyginimus, kuriQ
reikalauja Francuzija ir Bel
gija ir palaikyti Vokiecius
nuo ipuolimo j anarchijos
Ibanga. Americas delegatai
tvirtina, kad naujos taikos
sutarties islygos yra nerei-
kalingos, mes jos tiktai pa
stumetQ Vokiecius prie boil
sevizmo.
Francuzija reikafauja, kad
praSalinti visai tendenciias
pasipriesinimo is puses Vo-
kieciu, kuriuos jie skaito ga
linciais padaryti daug ne
gerumo. Francuzijos dele
gatai tiki, kad yra daugiaus
pavojaus reakcijos Vokieti-
joj, negu bolsevizmo. Kas-
link maitinimo ir priverti-
mo dirbti Francuzija, jie sa-
ko, turi pirmesnius reikala-
vimus, mes Francuzija yra
sails arciausiai prie Woke
tijos ir j daugiausiai nu-
kentejo lake kares.
Antras dalykas tai tame,
ar turi butt nuimta blokada
nuo Vokietijos ar ne.
Atrodo, kad Suvienytos
Valsti.. 5 pritaria panaiki-
nimo uAginimQ ant zalios
medziagos. Kare yra uzbaig
ia, bet taika tik gall butt
tada, kada zmones sugriz
atgal j normaliskas salygas
If kuogreiciausiai uzginimas
bus panaikintas, taip greit
pasaulis sugriz j normales
vezes. Francuzija nori, kad
blokada nebutQ panaikinta
lake rekonstrukcijos perio-
do, mes kitaip Francuzija
labai daug nukentetu.
Taipgi Francuzams yra
primetama, kad .jie ivairio-
Sc komisijose trukdo taikos
da, %, priduodami nepama-
tuotus individualiskus rel
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
BUSINESS HOUSES TO
CHANGE LOCATIONS

The building which has been oc-
cupied by Lloyd's second hand store
is being remodeled and will be the
new home OF the Jewell Hardware
company. For some weeks the
warehouse in the rear has been un-
dergoing the remodeling process and
when the place is finally ready for
occupancy the Jewell company will
have floor space of 25x150 facing
on Sixth street and an additional so
foot frontage on the paved alley.
The harness and shoe repair shop
has already been moved to its per-
manent location with entrance on
the alley.
The Lloyd second hand stock is
being moved temporarily to the
wooden building on Sixth and I.
and when repairs and alterations to
the building now occupied by the
Jewell Hardware are completed. Mr..
Lloyd will move in. and the wooden
building will be torn down.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
CARTER TAKEN TO Los
ANGELES TO FACE5TR|AL

Medford, Ore, Sept. 10.-Detec-
tive Sergeant +. c. Beaumont. OF
Los Angeles, arrived in the city last
night to take Willie f. Carter, the
alleged auto thief and burglar and
would be Jail breaker back to the
California city to answer to charge
of burglary and several charges of
grand larceny there. County Prose-
cutor Roberts decided to turn Carter
who is under indictment here for the
burglary of the Medford Service sta
ton, over to the Los Angeles au-
thorities, as he can be sent to the
penitentiary for a longer time on the
Los Angeles charges. Sergeant
Beaumont left for Los Angeles this
afternoon with his prisoner.
The sergeant's description OF Car
ter's criminal career and OF how he
came to be shot about six weeks ago
at Los Angeles while escaping from
two officers from an auto while the
latter was going about so miles an
hour, is very entertaining.
Although Carter is only 90 years
old he has spent the larger part OF
the past seven years in reform in
stitutions and behind prison bars. He
has been by far the most interesting
criminal prisoner confined in Jack.
son, county for years and his depar.
ture from the county Jail. because o.
his shrewdness and daring, and at
tempts to escape is welcomed by
Sheriff Terrill.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
SAW MILL AND
POSTOFF|CE BURNED

Word was received here today that
the J. R. Pickett sawmill and post
office at Azalea, we're destroyed by
fire Monday night. Azalea is on
Cow creek, 15 miles above Glendale.
Mr.. Pickett conducts the postoffice.
it occupying part of one of the
buildings at the mill. The loss is
estimated at $4,000 The cause Of
the fire was not learned. The Pick
EFT mill was small one, but OF
modern type, and considerable ium,
ber has been sawed there during the
past few months, the yard being we'll
stocked with lumber when the fire
occurred.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
WORK COMMENCING ON
NORTH END COAST ROAD

A. ID. Mcbride and wife OF San
Francisco were in the city today.
having arrived from Crescent City
last night. MIR. Mcbride is of the
firm Of Palmer & Mcbride. who have
a 100000 contract OF road grading
in Del Norte county.
This contract is for Z y miles be-
ginning at Ragged hill" about four
miles south of Crescent City. where
the road begins to ascend from the
beach, and continues south The new
road when completed will eliminate
several miles OF corduroy through
the redwoods. II is estimated that
the grading will require the moving
of 250,000 yards OF material and will
require at least 800 working days.
The work will be commenced at
about the middle of the contract and
extending both north and south. A
i0-ton steam shovel was sent knock
down from San Francisco to Cres-
cent City by boat and is now on the
ground ready to begin operations to-
day. Another steam shovel will be
In operation soon. This is one of
the heaviest pieces of grading in
California.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
BANK GETS DECISION
ON OLD VICTORY MINE

BY a decision of the state supreme
court, which was handed down to-
day. the long ng-standing case or the
Roseburg National Bank VS.. e. n,
Camp, an appeal from the decision of
Judge G. F. Skipworth. from Douglas
county, was ended in favor of the
banks The opinion was written by
Justice Bean. The case Tas on the
appeal from an order of confirma-
ton of sale. the property being the
old Victory" mine located near
Glendale, the sale OF which on fore
closure was objected to on certain
Irregularities of procedure, Rose
burg Review.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
HONDURAS IN GRIP
OF BIG REBELLION
Rebels Capture Several Cities and
Force President to Place His
Power In Hands OF Cabinet

Washington, Sept. 10.-Ceiba. on
the north coast OF Honduras. has
been captured by revolutionists op-
posing President Bertrand, who has
placed the presidential powers in the
hands OF the cabinet.
Tie rebels are reported to be with
in few miles Gf Tegucigalpa. :.,c
H.ndurIan caItiSi. and there Is sni =
ing in the city.
The principal ports on the north
coast, Laceiba, Tela, omoa. and
probably Puerto. Cortez. have fallen
in the hands of the rebels. resistance
having been formal.
The Americans at Lacelba have ap-
pealed for protection. The U. s. S.
Cleveland has been ordered there.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
MARK REED Of SEATTLE
DEFENDS GEN. l|SQUE

Portland. Ore. Sept l0.--Defend-
Ing the Disque administration. Mark
Il. Reed, Seattle member of the
spruce corporation, declared that the
general was justified In building the
north and south coast railroads In
Lincoln county, the Toledo mill, also
the Clallam county railroad in Wash
ington. He said that acquiring the
Blodgett tract after the armistice
had been signed, gave value to the
road built to 1t. Furthermore, the
spruce corporation was morally
obliged to buy It,
Congressman Lea had Reed called
to testify.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
FIRST CAPITAL SHIP OF ANY MA
TION TO HE DRIVEN ENTIRE.
IN BY ELECTRICITY
CONTAINS OVER. 800 MOTORS
as,OOO Horsepower, Carries Crew OF
300 Men. Fuel oil Capacity Of
Ono Million Gallons

san Francisco. Sept. lO.--lt Is tit
ting that the super-dreadhauBht
Now Mexico probably the most mo-
dern OF all battieships and the first
capital ship OF any nation TO be oper'
ated entirely by electricity, should
have been selected AS the flagship
of the Pacific fleet now on the Pa-
cfic coast.
by many the New Mexico has been
referred TO as the only 100 per cent
electric ship, for there Is hardly a
device on board which does not oper-
ate electrically.
Here are some OF the Interesting
electrical facts.
The New Mexico Ia propelled by
four huge General Electric motors
each direct connected to four pro
heller shafts, the motors having a
combined capacity OF $4,000 horse
power. or sufficient power TO supply
light and power to a city of nearly
100000 population. Each motor is
i2 feet In diameter
The -four motors are operated by
current obtained from two tnrbo-
generators each producing 1900 h.
p. This power plant consists OF two
Curtis steam turbines and two cleo
tric generators obtaining steam from
nine boilers located In three separ-
ate and watertlght compartments.
Steam under a pressure or 25o
pounds to the square inch II pro-
duced by the boiler.
IL has been estimated that there
are 500 motors on the New Mexico
Tho large calibre guns OF the New
Mexico are fired by electricity; am
mnnition is holsted from the magi-
zines by electric motors and some
of the guns are loaded by electricity.
The ponderous rudder Is moved
into any desired position by the sim
ple turn OF a controller on the navi-
gatlon bridge. which sets In motion
machinery In the hold OF the vessel
for this purpose. There are several
steering stations located In various
parts OF the ship where this opera
tion may be performed in case one
station should be disabled. In all
there are five different ways oi
steering the New Mexico. one ol
which is the hand method, which re-
,.onIres the exertions OF six men.
The New Mexico was built at the
Brooklyn navy yards and launched
In the summer OF 1917
She Is 624 feet In overall.
She weight tdisplaces) $4,000
tons.
She draws 80 feet OF water.
She Is 81 feet Az inches broad
measuring at the waterline.
At full speed she can make slight
ly In excess OF 81 knots an hour.
She generates $4,000 horsepowe
for propulsion
Her crew numbers nearly 12O'
men.
She burns oil instead OF coal n
fuel and has total fuel capacity o
100000 gallons.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
AUSTR|AssSGNS, BUT
ROUMAN|ANS REFUSE

St. Germain, Sept. 1O.-Dr. Karl
Renner. head of the Austrian peace
delegation. signed the treaty between
the allied powers and the Austrian
republic today. The Roumanian and
Jugo-Slavian delegates did not sign
the Austrian treaty. but are awaiting
instructions from their governments.
The supreme council has given them
until Saturday to make known their
intention. it is reported.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
FAMOUS LABOR LEADER DEAD

New York. Sept. l0.-John Nit
chell, former president of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America. and
one of the most widely-known labor
leaders in the United States, died at
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
Post Graduate hospital
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
NEGRO. ACCUSED OF
MURDER, IS BURNED

Athens, Georgia, Sept. 1O.--Ode
Cox, a negro. alleged murderer of a
farmers wife, was captured by a
posse, taken to the scene of the
crime. His body was riddled with
bullets and burned at the stake. Sew
eral thousand people witnessed the
mob's actions.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
PERsHING HEADS PARADE

New York, Sept. l0.-Headed by
General Pershing, the First Division
OF regulars paraded the streets here
today. Twenty-Five thousand soldiers
marched In the parade.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
WOOD TAKES|SSUE WITH
THE WAR DEPARTMENT

Washington, Sept. l0--Major Gen
eral Leonard Wood today took flat
issue with the war department re-
commendation He told the senate
committee that there was no justifl-
cation for maintaining regular
army OF over $4,000 men. The war
department wants 100000 men in
the standing army.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10
GREAT MINDS DIFFER ON
THE LEAGUE Of NATIONS
Wilson Says to Reject it Will Break the Heart Of Man.
kind, and There viii Be No Peace" Senate Com
mittee Says 'lt Will Breed Wars, Not Peace"

Bismark. y. d., Sept. l0.--Presi-
dent Wilson told an audience here
today that the issues involved in his
tour for the treaty
was a question OF war or peace"
He said the only way peace could be
maintained was by such concert OF
nations as proposed in the league OF
nations. Should the movement fail,
the heart Of mankind would be over
whelmed with despair. which would
result In chaos.
Men In despair don't conduct
governments, they destroy them.'
said the president. IF we stay out
or qualify our acceptance in any way
then the world win say there can be
no peace"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10

Washington. Sept. 10-Presldent
Wilson has been asked by represen-
tatiyes OF the steel workers union
for more definite statement ais to
the possibility OF an early conference
with heads OF the United States Steel
corporation. Conditions are reported
steadily growing worse, and the lead
ers will be unable to restrain the
men much longer.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10

Glasgow, Sept. 10.-By an over
whelming vote the trades. union con-
gress adopted resolution favoring
the naturalization of coal mines.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10

Honduras is one OF the Central
American states. bordering on the
Caribbean sea. and has a population
of over half million people.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-Three re-
publican senator's. Hiram Johnson,
Borah' and Medill Mccormick, have
begun campaign answering Presi-
dent Wilson's speech. Senator John
son said the presidents report to
his fellow countrymen" had appar-
entity degenerated into a rather "in-
temperate. harsh criticism"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10

Washington. Sept. 10.-The for
eign relations committee has formal
ly reported the German peace treaty
in the majority report. charscteriz-
ing the league OF nations not as a
league. but as an alliance which will
breed wars instead OF securing
peace"
All the republicans except McCum-
Der OF North Dakota. on the commit
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10

Portland, Ore, Sept. 10.--Secre-
tary Daniels went to Astoria today,
to go to Victoria, aboard the Arkan-
sas.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10

Keeley is the man who entered
into contract with Mrs. Edna
Crawford Dibbern, formerly Of
Grants Pass. and attempted 10 col
1ect 90 per cent OF an award made
her by the state industrial accident
commission OF Oregon. for the death
of her husband, who was killed while
employed In Portland shipyard.
Keeley later filed charges with
Governor olcott against the indus
trial accident commission, asking
that the award made Mrs. Dibbern
he investigated and 1t was through
the agitation stated by Kelley that
the governor appointed committee
to conduct an investigation of the
work OF the commission. The COM
mittee has not yet made report.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-09-10

Washington, Sept. 10.-The steel
workers have decided to recommend
strike on September 22, unless an
agreement has been reached.