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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
X X X X X X 4 4 4 x 4 4

Salem got Its second wlno inns
morning and general conoltlohs lol-
lowing the worst snow storm IN ~
vears or more are slowly returning 10
normal The absence of further snow
fo1l to block the broken pains last
niyht coupled with bit of early rls-
inc enabled most OF the business men
and women of the city to reach thelr
xvorl, nearly on time this morning al
thouph the biting cold kept those VINO
could stay there close by the nome
fires, -.....
streetcnr service was fast re'ur'
to normal throughout the day and the
company officials announces tH'S
ernoon that cars would return We
regular schedule on all lines e%cep
those on Seventeenth ana summe
sweets Mt o'colck this evening
Freeze Up Predicted.
The weather mans report tooa
sbo,yed the mercury. at IFS loves
,oint last night. at II above zero az
maximum temperature OF II o'
orees. Many thermometers howeVe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11

.oo o'clock as first, secohu '''iS
sece'o''' Trains All Late x,d
.,inq train from
Inc a't7 o'clock, passed tnroai -.
due at 20 north at 1l.2o--
s,rst train from the south 'i
clock last night. - p could
~aaEe any announce.~eas - heliaf
llot i'- troins. but expressei .lle ,.,,,rs
nihs 80, viii follow within TWO
tha usual schedules .so No. ls
he oregon Electriu s.,and on time
80, ~ city for Portland o' noupd
rev. norning at 7;15. No. w. -, re-
tn.S pnrtland, at noon was no due
lor ont Of Eugene yet. u W"1 s~s,
portea a.4b; No. 10, originatihs an,,,6 ~
= here AZ I've ,i,ne at 1905: Neither co
$ left ON 'm. n,ectrlc officials make as
. statements relative 10 'he 80 ,,t~ or to-.
: would leave here TINS eV
e might No Rural Mails =,
d ,,,n stribution was con'l',s's ~
g. MAI oity throughou, the s.9%.nn .a;n =,
as the ci,s s,,,erieg were made, or wA'' ~. =.
es ru,%' aae until the roads ieaaHs ~ N,
ne oity are cleared Of snow 4-'' = - :.
sg ~ handed out al the pass o..
on however, Postmaster tusNs''
gh nv"
,ut today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
. ,;rno "' '-qre~atOr
With Coil Per~''ted

- YORK Dec. 1.-THE sue steaih Nv
New norator orAi formerly owned by py
Germany here uu today for southhamp-
her pier cherbourg Hv with 2741 passena psssna
ton ana 5nrai Inra officials who refusea
to perm,r pa,,so e''9 Of alleged violation of the
fuel e restrictions @ issuea @urard riy~ Official.
beI1 bad given assurance ,,d the he eNIs replaced
81 She Il had taken 5000 .,,,ations 'GoT iimitet
~. ae[ssS to- $500. Removal Of the he teo eo'ex ex
, her "a 70 reoulre too long and De '00 w
~ensiye, mou it was decided
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
CONVENTION OPENED;
ONE DELEGA7EHERE

the Hotel Marion this matter Will pe
taken up thoroughly and plans py
which unrest will be coped with Will
be drafted.
Program In Full.
The program for Friday afternoon
and evening, and Saturday follows
1.3O u. rh.-Address, subject Law
Enforcement" Hon. George M. Brown
attorney general; address, subject
"Revision of the Criminal Code" ). D
Hodgin. district attorney; address, sus-
iect "The Psychology of Crime ana
criminals" w. II. Evans, district at
torney: address, subject, " The DutieS
and ResponsI bilities of a District At'
tornev." George H. Neuner district at
torney. ,,ox;or
6.3o u. m.--Dinner at Hotel Marion
, December 13, $50 a. m'-fape,
>, subject, Juvenile Court Laws Dil
bert L. Hedges, district attorney pa
nov subject. County Tax 0oreclo'
: nres.p George McCluskey district a
torney; paper, subject, THE Paro
system" r. w. Swagler, disfric' a
. tornev: address, subject. Nation
~ +,o,, o----A6-an EFT ,sH SH SH II
Prohibition Enforcement, Hon. M
IS TON A. Miller, collector of internal re
a enue.
at 1870 %. m.-Election OF Officers
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
THIRD PARTY ON
RECORD F0RPUB[|C
!. OWNERSHIP TO-DAY

1o,is Mo-, Dec. Ill hlte'
o.oss THE platform of a p' 'opoSoN
4,,ra marty was submitted to the Gun
torenoe of liberals mere Today. .o,cs
planks suggested to the coi-4e- o4,ona
.odoy dealt with numerous No., ~
nmohlems, including truss loieieN ho
prooAo labor and agriculture ne
iA'lol'" 9n,onca comprises represeh'a'iVo'
ooi',ei ~ non-nartisan league, lapo- p"i -
VA y. s' .4iberalso from other partles, parties :,
The platform committe repo, Wv re
of extreme public oWne- Snip io
,ol,on ,uaol Of patent laws ana JONI W
i'''>'''. 49,, of railroads by owners, WIZ
el"'i ad nublic; extension oil INC 'o,
ate,s rowers for initlatns a,iu " 'enn,,,
.nn +reaties and an end 10 e'oIN,l s, ,l,
aassions - of the senate nc p,.ad ep 4,
5 ees 'sn,ad military training iaVoleo ~
s 'o,,ent oppoSr and vote of the peop.o
$ ar'na,'.' nam rar except in case OF IN asio @
REGARDING labor the oomiii,voe CONN noera, i
costcd the principle OF JON. onp w or r
y, ~ bv public, owners ana t'.ias mo approv
ls saa1ized w basic Industries, appt to
~ ,l ,nhorg demands on the risn1 ''d cbo,
er iaoor hargain collectively ana cno'
sahIN'' w. CONSERVATIVES; the ele
~- ,1o,r ,l day, pensions for the ne "G =, Ia
K ;nsnrance against lnJuno'l0
y disputes orreting. crop ins
Z, Co-op1 ,,,,o.al farm loans we {
o%sS o@sS any he COMMITTEES eSsy s5S"S sSSSStSSa ana
x or ,'o.itorce taxes on sums ov1l ho',tio
ost''"'-i tas o" idle lands, asot;s sssa'a' ''''
4 tax Compulsory Un education NV was sse ~ppl Of
4 ~ T M labor before the 49, ase en- en-
'a,her w.,t ~ wages for teachers, rree ,,.s lin, 1n
y nisnI a repeal of war time law, laws ., .i. :
X anu nalease of political pris0"'''
~, "nual rights for women
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11

Not even the fiercest snow STORM ~
recent YEA 8 could deter the fai nut
carriers of The Capital journal !"
their determination - supply the pa
ner's subscribers with ther pape'
last evening. do
Mounted on Fo, dson tractors lo-
roted by the Val'7 Motor compd"N'
the hoys made THEN way to the STA '-
i've points of thei' routes and '''e" !.
nln,yed a2rot thro i";. he DRIFTS m y
snch success that 80 per cent oi me
Capital Journal subscribers were : Se[n, fan
; ea with their pa2e ~ SUI ~ ~
n,oces where the residents had no
pro<en paths it was imposslole ~ ~,
the boys to make side trips 'nou
} dalay that would delay them 10 SUI
or'|s an extent as to prevent them servln
y the rest of Their customers
IT Fordsons Break Path
II But for the 'o' s'7s' "'io'i "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
HARVARD Will
PLAY;;OREc0N
ELEVEN NAntD

p,sodena Cal, Dec. 11.--The ras", ,,
dana ouInan.ent OF HOSES ~ ax-
oel't ;ttae Of noon today voted 10 On
,1a oolisi'. IN invitation to the University "
'enu naon football eleven to represeh. .no ~,
,,ast in the national footpall ciia''ip
snin game here New Year oas. .+ tb,
''1g harvard will represent the east ,,,in,, try
.rnanent committee today receisinn ,,,
telegram stating that HarVaro w."
come.
Cambridge, Mass, Dec ll pasa.
yard football team wlli 20 ~ ,o,,t n
sa,,a 10, TO play at the Tournameiie II ~ y
, " eos If was decided today ne in aar
i''Se' oth,etic committee voted TO PEI
Va.u 80 team to make the trip Az "a "a
- n,nse n,l Of the meeting the foiiowins =, @ q
: o.ooS was sent to w. L. Le.o
y fnasident , of the Tournament ., I aond
preSi" res. ,,,ew of change of fuel conu Nv
tions cancellation reVoNe"'
come"
SEATTLE Wash, Dec, liza 10,
Hum, IF the UNIVERSITY - would
ton declared today that II WV wae
rUn actically impossible to get ,, tne " CO, g,
prao' football men in condltioh ~.
\ zane at Pasadena on NE"
on with Harvard. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
N. v.lElUS CARRIES CvA
STRIKE MONu; UNyLhS
ARE WAITED By nllNLRS
tBy unl.ed Press)

The giga cs
ery of the United Mine WORK
ers of America was still car
ried forward by its own I'M
neius today, despite the iact
, its power was $.
engineers late yesterday
Indications were that the
coal s.rlke-technically end
a. wnen miners officials ac-
cepted pres.aent Wilson SET
tlen.ent proposal in lnu-aiiap
oils yesterday-woulu actua
continue unril formal notice OF
the decision had been receiV
ed. 49,.
panorts from various bitum-
inous fields today showed tiia'
in only scattering commulii-
ties were the men respohoine
~ the call to return TO the
mines Only a few straS
.lers were coming back IN -
{. 7alois pennsylvania, lnoiaha
!. !. ana ohio. Confidence was eA'
: = nressea however that Worl
: would be normal next weeN
Z = All Michigan miners Wel'
= hack he situation N kansa
:. was complicated by state opei
=. " alton of the mines.
!. Restrictions on coai eoi
" su.. puou Wee expected
i. continue 70. seve4a weeAs-
= un+il such tine as another =
serve has been acquired
:. y X X X y x X X y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
D,t7er's Cre'tv TO =,
y SoEi >~s ro~fi"m"d

New York, Dec. l1.--oapla." 1.onaar Of the
w Detzer former commands, an,nanv nv at
sosth v military police cGmT"fa conn, in one
HCgop swans. France, had pis'4i tbe II, other
hemS i1er,,S and "black jack" in the ,sno C' in
peady nar to strike any prisoner n"norSing %u to
ourteu t,o'onv in his general court Hi''i
tia{ Glenn et R. Burrel, Bedforof iSsot A AOVT w
sent to 1t,sied Le,fia Detzer awakened nm
o. L. tesrl.i0J s,r later Detzer had nm
tsr every mes he said, when he confessed TN HI
g theft of some army 80 So0
:, said he never had seen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
ling Graft
Dr. Prosecution

49, Wash Dec. 1l'-Ai,e,
spending two da,s = agn,arities ,9-e u snip
Ouins speSal eoft5 os..s ar; 70 9s re- nigh naf
Sta sss s'59sSs Trs",soo 'o return later sss
f0' ANY Any one ya5,,g who e9%f'Is WITH sovernnen
rfgp'ed,t sSip contracts during + the We g can eane
,;9ieient vigqrGeritS Information as@i0s' D.'''.
he said
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
By Ed l.. Keen


limited Press staff correspondent =.
London. Dec. 11.-Premier Clemen-
ceau of France arrived at victoria !.
station this morning. The premier :"
came by train from Dover. after 3. ..
stormy channel crossing N the oe- ~
strover Iemeraire. He appeared III =, =,
the best of spirits. !
The press and British official clf- !,
o,os TODAY were unanimous in declar- :,
INC the r.gers visit had two prime
objects in view--both caused by W!eh-
drawal of the American delegatioh
. from the peace conference
| New Councii Sought
Eirst was arrangement of new or
garization to supersede the supreme
Council which, in the opinion Oh cir-
cles here has been broken up py tile
- American departure.
Second was the completing or an
ie e o,,+ente with Great Britain, wnAcn iat-
~ ~ n,av develop into Franco-Britlsh-
~ Itolian alliance This also, in Brltlsh
" oninion. has become necessary by the
W o,;o.n withdrawal from European
er affairs. Ito cuanan-
Oh oa,, and Premier Lloyd-Geolse VIII
20 90, IN meet in London or PARIS IN A9@o "
IAN VIM uP 'iie D,,,an and lurkisl
vsy- ing the Aor'"'i''
problems pr;t;sb an
tente, It was 'lhleu oue - ohlig
to 70 o,,arantee suff, cient force TO opiis
lion Germany to sign the protooo -
ol carry out the provisions VI wv oseao o.
% ~.
e,,,, i've. co,a
The conference of the pieihieiS'
- o,so was oelie> ed, will lay the louiiu
lion for an alliance with Be.siu-.'
rtol,, 10 assure permanent BLOCK 81
e;o;o,t,-, s,rong to keep Germany
,,a,dond serve as protecuon aSai
russian .adicalism'
A,ner,a it was emphasized to'
IIa bas Withdrawn from European aii'
of her own accord, and Will ho' oo
S,i+oa hack. If she wishes TO ce
" ''' o,, tho allies will welcome her.
deep ',ha rited sta es in the oplnloi
possi- si. wil,unghby Dickinson, plesloe'i
innate tho British delegation at the ooi
close tion of Societies aVorlis %
chill Srotiors which recently met IN
coils has suddenly switched IRON
by at si+;or ot world leader into th'
a "herrli.." ann,
morn IF Aynerica doesn't care to com m
4ho ,.,.oue of nations Wen II
ing as 10 'ilo 20 olorr without her
! away way " a,ored
iparsely Wlloug' pF Aroorican nations
low he. the oou'n 1in,od will be eli
progress N'il'oughplV ueo'''i
n is be- enter the ieasue'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
Accuse Raker Of :,
V'lasel Tvna--a'tHres

tor Dec. 1.-THE war ue
Wasn'ns ,,,as charged today by tns
partmemt, a,,,,tary w affairs committee WIKI. WIN
illegally expending mil,'o mn ,nd coustruc-
in the purchase OF lahe os,s aas since the
II, ZION of new military posts s
armistice was signed, hu sub
"'irt The report was made, made oy oftairs COM
committee of the mil. military e. inYeatsation ar1s
rittee after tour oi ~,
ni.,eo e camns of the country
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
NORIHERNPART.
STATE HARD.
hit By STORM
Little Snow Reported South
Of Roseburg; Central Ore
gon Colsst;; Portlanl Is Re
sumirg Rr '""S"

Portland Or, Dec. 11.-Due to the
cessation of the snow storm yesterday
evening Portland was able to resume
= r,ns'roes as usual" this morning-in
most instances.
Most # the streetcar lines whlch
ba1 beer blocked by the snow were
opened during the night
Bitterly cold weather for December
is stil being experienced here inc
minimum last night was IA above zero
Railroad service on the Southern
Pacific will be resumed out oil PORT
land this afternoon.
Easter,, trains over the O.-W. h. q
~ COW nany line are leaving on scheo-
ule today.
Famine Threatens.
Trains from the east over the O.-W
r g. N, are still many hours behin'
time No atterpt has been maze
| vat 70 reopen the branch lines
Bend remains isolated from the reS
: ~ the world today, with fiVe leet
spow surrounding it, 1t is hopeo
X nush a rotary plow through 10 Den
X ,,e~ the Oregon trunk line 'rluaS'
=" o,r.la,,1 is threatened with hll
y and fue, famine it being imposs'p
= 70 raEe deliveries due to impassa'
L." ~oads and streets
X IT is exp4cte' all of t'e s'ree'.
- ,,,.os w;r he ir oNeration here oS
y ,,;rht he woN'Ner has been c''
y - s.r 'hrou~Nout the dav a con
X v.,',h has aided digging u
X oe"at'oos a ,,o 30
y No v-eather IAN promises Nv
* g., to,- orrow. fair and cold be
,~e"Htior,
~ ,,.,,rc Nv eNOW REpORT'
Nv Many NtiN - A7o-
noc II -Pract' cally
$ "a, tbo outside world, ex
- a'eu ,,o Albany lies smothered VI
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Xxx x * * ~ y *
PEACE TREATY BALLOT

.ne representatives of face 90 treaty with :
Eo,owng armistice d M signed Paris nant was
cludng our w o. heing League Cmany " November
Germany ndor compusion py s that ended OH oon was
also 2urg the session on treaty na ~nf foreign
ap,ea Sn sy for
When n ne thrd eens rai rooa
a'e, a. s defeated; Al senators setions 10 vo''O m
~ ratify without any re hatever IN Of the people wa"
~ ~, on conditions WI the the wiz
rns a,sa d apon @ sasrs to their
10 W @ tines the Capa ~ of the foowls o. Check here
attitude checklhs ~ 9TH immediate @ ~"
their view" reservations nations co'
! ,eoation of peace treaty tne Lodge resef-
Il Il i"Vo "
vations +hont any reserN'
!: al favor ratification Ou' ,orn
& nnosed o ratfical"' " ......"~'
x II am 0ir '"
{ ~.-.f --~. -.-"~ '.
!: Address ~..,;-tc I'll to Capital Journal ****
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
SALEM RAPIDLY
RETURNING TO
NORMAL TODAY
Street Cars Resume Runs And
Absence OF Further Snow
Keeps Paths Open; Freeze
Up Predicted Tonight.
COAL OFFICER FOR SALEM

Appointment of q coal Of
ficer for the capitol Mt Salem
win be arranged today by l.,
C. Gilman. regional fuel ad-
ministrator. according to tel
egram received by Governor
Olcott from Mr.. Gilman. The
telegram states that the South
ern Pacific coal officer mas
been instructed to arrange Tor
n coal supply for Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
Now Crisis Looms.

,..+o, Dec. 11.--A new crlsiA
:, 40 relations between the un,''u
- -. ond Mexico was threateneu'
: anneared today, due to the aiieseu !,
app' apr! - the Carranza government ~
.,reyent,ng the drilhne oil new ~, ~
p'I ~ wv American companies. seer'' seer,
e,,ot,ors are in progress ps,we' +,
neeo' ,, ,,",,errrcert ara Mev'c' Gry - ~
ms - renorted the United So $50 the
WE ,,airo roado puhlic he@uS ,'a,
w, ..or ,s domestic TO MeSico e.,
nonorted re1, that within tho w. 80 do
repu, o.ns three notes from the s'p'e , " :,
no,l.nS .,nrt TO Carran7a with reeala :, -
t M .he oil situation have been ieno'e
i MeM,1'' ~ nresent situation IS oeco,,'i" ..
d ne ,,ious TO this governmei'
: So as learned that secretary Lans'1 ,1s,asr,
le was rstnod ,usi to have under consider ,,,
a. wv wv me serd'rg of a sharp .,am 'o,,r'' n,
Is rt ,aot,on n to carrarqa frforn,irr, t',or, N.
al f,.t,v that he r'ust s''n n'''' -
d. lm LEV American oil operations oaov
d. WIN any -r~v,oo,7 embassy TO-DAY
ed : .nnounced that reports Of al,,,, 'nu
sss anoa wac with American OIL uii''
tx fereSee ,rrS we're rev without confirmation
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
WILSON URGES
COOPERATION
ON AGREEMENT
| ellis Head of Miners
All Must Work Together tor
lust and Fair settlement; MIN
mo Resumed Slowly

,1,. +o,, nee l,---..\Ne must all work tOgetheE %
na4 st ana fair to everyone IS reached e
see .naI rr.sl.et wilson today IN telegram .
oun Lewis neau o1 United Mine WORKERS. the
au,leylaI1on OF the patriotic actlon IL eioAs
STRIKE r,c message said:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11


- g and O'Clock this morfin@-7
coolest pcriod---dropped at 10" as ,
doerees--421 degrees below free2'''
According to the weafherna'
mort. throughout Nre"on we "e
win be like this t6ri~N' n0'
"Tnir. except prohabi" ran o" ,.
south: colder tonioht' east r'''e'
winds mostly northerlv. .,
p,nos were bursted fire hVora'''
s.auan and streets and sidewalks were
Glazed with ice this ~orhns 100.
those who found it abso,u'e'F
tioSo .,,,na w. M. into the stinrinH
cold. o,,o,
Streets Kcnt onN"'
The city street dena"t"'e', ,a
continuous battle with me s'o,'',
,ortod today that thew now NO. -,
rrov TO all important parts Oh we e nv,
tor the fire department. "''
1n,,tinne workirg W.T." 7' -
c,tv are made accessible. street NO'''
missioner Walter Lov o,, NJ,
80, ,irco,r and washington n''
q, south salem children iree ,o,..,
o, work for the dav
,r,tS sleds and skis on the supp
tracks. In many yards snow w., ~e s+,r.
trv-,ike with broo"'s for r'i,es - =,
ot NJ nassersby; and in other parts ,,,tc, "l
i city youngsters enFaFed in ,op p''
,,ny, battles +h~or~h""' We "''N'
~ Telephones Busy -.
on every hand s"o" WIS roc
ha,o,ad frov-- s'aow"''s ' -,
1 Ndanv unemployed men were 49,,
tan,norary Jobs breaRin"
throuph the tracN'ess "'s ..,.,
Te,ephore sArvi"n u,,-r
toaav with eight operators oo,
the local excrarre ''"'e w. .,o.
Of Manager Dane" yes e''' oe,
u piaaration be evercised ''ucn ,,. ~ n
anco had been rendered the elr,J ,,'in !, .
calls than usual have been o po to
:" | me office. however due 20 =
storm and fewer ners'rs ..''''
hrs,ness downtown in person
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
CLENENCEAU IN
LONDON TODAY
FIXING TREATY
French Premier S Visit Prompt
ed BY Attempts 10 organize
New Supreme COuncu AIT
| make Alliance With Britain,

London, Dec. 11.-Premier Clemen' :
ceau Of rance and Premier Lloyd
George went into conference at tie
government offices in Downing stree'
today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
MEXICO REPLIES
70 PROTEST OVER
WALLACE Death

Washington, Dec. IL he Mexic%" tions
.,'n,,,nnt,s reply TO representations
eo' w. hv this country in the muruer
e 1on,es Wallace, an American was
rece we'd at the state aep"i ''''S'''
day. ohn1ove of an
onicon oil company near Iahlpi''
vas killed by Carranza soipie'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
The message said:

N
..May i not express 20 you ahA
.,,,,,,,gl, Won. 10 the other Objects
=, III, orrauization my apprecia-
t,o, ~ the patriotic action whicn
took NJ, indianapolis yester-
INV we all must work TO-
.,,or ~ sec that u settlements
lust and fair to every oo'
reached without delay
.WOODROW WlAsOS-
To Name Committee.
Announcement of the mempefa -
49, oonom,ssion to investigate niihe.s
,vaees and operators profils wiz
a.,he >ynite House after A.so
-, r. eneral Palmer returns 10 Was's
;ngton late today or tomorrow
I,,i+a Honse officials stated oea
,..,,, nat the third man on the con.
ni,lee would not be coh'ieo'e
the government. j a.
: rected to submit to the senate or
! ant of dividends paid durihs
I ana 1918 by bitmuinous coal
( aaoarrs in a resolution olleieo
K 80, Nv senator Johnson, south
( kota- -
X ,,. Mich. Dec. 11,--Michig'sn
X rat,rned to work today, atteI
y five weeks idleness foilowins 81 j.
y fram Indianapolis that the eo''
:. had been settled.
X i Indiana Split. :.
rarra Aaute, Ind, Dec
.., ,,are returned to work LOUSY
mhav we're awaiting the officiai u..'s, 1.a..
ot,,,.,, Reports from other sec1s.. -,
~ tha state, however, showeu n
I. ,uas rnnring on normal scheouie :
!. oatarsb,,rg. the Globe Mining conp... -.
res,s oaaa ! strip ming at midnight -
,.rr,t and started normal prouus.
20 az cars d day. Nearly ~
80. IN this region We're reaus y
reonene today. ~, !
reopvns ,Ir,,o ,nen should be back py
80 ,.ovt week." william Biache
ass,start ,,Js secretary Of the opcr'a'o'
sociatitr. said today
80 a., Dec. 11.-Miners
LII tho ohia coal fields were S.'' =,
dav and will not return W irat
LIZ official notification OF tne 'ei IA,
- the strike is received, accoi ~ ), !,
Pasa- re- panorts from all parts Of the coa'
otball
to ex- Kansas Miheis
sity of Topeka, Kan, Dec. In .. Ill,
mt the western Missouri coai ini 80 4
mpion sur.c work when their
SUI, ITauatt. gives the WORD
St. the cold today 1t was peheVeo -, a,
eeiyinS Of the men will return 'oi a.,,,e.
I'd will The state receivership u "a,
s,i.u'eu ,ast ,ol,,ateers ~ to work during
--Har- .,r;,,e. complicated the s'iu'.s -,
} Pasa- "Rndic;tls' among e'io det
nent of thev would not work uh'ii -, "
he Har- aate was set to END the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
= \ X \ Y Y Y Y = :" !"
SCHOOLS OPEN FRIDAY

schools in Salem VIII open
again Friday. This announce
ment was mdhe this afternoon
by City superinteneert o,
schools John Todd Likellhooo
that the present weather w'',
continue for some time anu
that the children might as wen
Get usedto it, were given as
reason by Todd for the re-
opening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
Emma Goldman
Granted a Stay
of Deportation

r,or &c. IL he supreA'
~ g. ed stay OF deporta ,,',.,
NV, Goldr an, anarchis'
I'll a nplete record of her
be omitted to 'nS Tn,,rs-
S T. "'' De :" Nv
t,,
IL, ac1eS to lue "NP
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
WeatheI Forecast

Tonight nud Friday fair and colder.
Maximum 81.
Minimum IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11

Listen for the Carriers Whistle. II you do not
receive your Capital journal promptly, phone
81 before 6:3O OclOck and one will be sent you.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11

saginaw. Mich, Dec. 11'--Mic'i's..s- go
'nas returned to work today al.s.
s,..a a.,no, ,5aaxs idleness, following notice
from Indianapolis that the oo
had been settled.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
Indiana Split,

Cleveland, o., Dec ll- .,m ;d,e To-
tho ohia coal fields were stiil iu's MI, ~
day lay and will not return TO v woan 70, nation lion
official ery notification Of the termln ',,r'. 4,
oti,,,s' e ths strike is received, according e., ~
OF a,.ts ans from all parts Of the coal os''-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11

to of the stormy Marion TINS
of thorouoghS ana
WIZ oe oope'
" he drafted
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-11
Train and Mail Service
Out Of City Returning to !,
" ,mnI But Still Behind

: 20 O'Clock as first, second and '''''