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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-14
FIGHTS REGISTRATION LAW.

An attempt to repeal the present
Indiana registration law will be made
during this session of the legislature
possibly within the next few days
according to Representative John
Winesburg, North Manchester
Expressing absolute dissatisfaction
with the law on behalf Of his constitu-
ents, Mr.. Winesburg declared it was
one of the most unjust and expensive
ever enacted in this state.
81 shall try to induce the legislature
to repeal the law entirely the repre-
sentative said, and then we can set
about preparing law that will be
equitable and just My constituents
in Wabash county do not want the reg
istration law to apply to them because
they do not want to nominate persons
for public Offices whom they distrust.
This same sentiment, l believe, will
apply to all thinly populated districts"
Governor Goodrich has under con-
sideration a plan to amend the pres
ent law so as to make it apply only
to the larger cities. Under his plan,
the law would affect only few cities
in the state.
Representative Winesburg declared
this plan would be satisfactory to
Wabash county, but that he was
heartily in favor of enacting a new
law instead of amending the present
one. He also advanced the idea that
the registration should be left optional
with counties and cities. Attorney
General Ele Stansbury said after a
moments consideration of this plan
that he thought it would be constitu-
| tional
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-14
TO CUT PRINTING BILLS.

That the state of Indiana should es-
tablish a department of printing, in
which all state printing would be done,
and which eventually might be used
for the publication of text books, used
in the public school of Indiana, is the
belief of Representative James l. Day,
Republican, of East Chicago. He said
he expects to introduce a measure,
providing for tie state to do its own
printing at this session of the legisla-
ture.
Mr. Day said that the saving which
he believes the state would effect by
his plan would amount to thousands
Of dollars annually. By publishing the
school text books he believes that a
direct saving to parents Of school chill
dren also would result. He has asked
for legal advice, relative to the con-
stitutionality OF the state engaging in
the printing business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Is YEAR OLD BOY IS FREE
FROM TERRI ON ROCK PILE

Manuel Lujan- 16 years old. who was
arrested by the police some time ago
on a minor charge and who was SEN
fenced to serve 200 days at labor. was
released to the custody OF Mrs. Emma
Webster. county probation officer. on
a writ OF habeas corpus issued and
executed before judge W. D. Howe in
the 34th district court The case is
unusually interesting in that it in
wolves the right Of the police depart
ment Of the city to arrest and sen
tence boys under Il years Of age.
The writ was issued on the grounds
that the state laws provide that boys
under Il years OF age. when arrested
must be taken before the county or
district court. which shall be consid-
cred in session at all times for the
handling Of such cases Should the
boy be taken before a justice Of the
peace or the municipal authorities for
the making Of a complaint, ne shall
be transferred az once TO either the
county or district court, according
TO the lave
Lujan was released TO Mrs. Webster
who. in turn. released him TO his
father on the agreement that he
should find employment for the boy
at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
PROGRESSIVES MAKE FIGHT
ON WARREN AND PENROSE

Washington. D. O., May 12.-Senators
Borah. Of Idaho. and Johnson. Of Cali
fornia formally notified Republican
leader Lodge today that eight Repub-
iican senators regarded as represent
ing the Progressive group Of the party
were opposed TO the election OF sena-
tors Penrose- OF Pennsylvania. and
Warren, Of Wyoming, as chairmen OF
the finance and appropriations COM
mittees. respectively. and that. IL
necessary a majority OF them were
willing TO record tehir opposition on
the floor Of the senate.
Matter Up TO Conference.
II was understood, however. that
Mr. Lodge told senators Borah and
Johnson that the matter was one for
consideration OF the Republican con
ference TO organize the senate, which
viii be held Wednesday
hmm ediately after today's meeting
senators Borah and Johnson called a
conference OF senators for late today
10 discuss the situation. Those in
vited 10 attend included senators Ken
yon and Cummins, Iowa: Jones. Wash
ington; McNary. Oregon; Mccormick.
Illinois, and Norris. Nebraska
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Many Shipments
Of Cattle Are
Reported Here
214 Cars Of Cattle and
One Car Of Horses
Inspected.

The local office Of the Panhandle
and Southwestern Stockmen's associ-
alton has received from three Of its
inspectors reports Of shipments OF 21f
cars OF cattle and one car OF horses
and mules for the week ending May
10. The reports came from the Maria.
Clarendon and Canadian districts. The
shipments were as follows
Maria Reports Many.
c. A Craighead. inspector reported
from Maria: on May &. Milton Gillett
shipped from the Gilletr ranch one car
Of bull yearlinEs to Gus BOEel, Bogei
Bros ranch, both in Texas B. F. Co
der shipped rs cars OF two year old
heifers from Maria to SandersOn, Tex
as: May =. Evans q Blanton. shipped
from Valentine, Texas, IS cars of one
and two year old steers TO Rabe FL
lott, Newcastle. Wyo.. Nay 8. Evans
d Upchurch shipped from Valentine
three cars OF one and two year old
steers TO Rahe Elliott, Newcastle,
Wyo., May s. snyder & Co shipped
from Maria one car OF horses and
mules 90 H n. Coghron. Baton Rouge.
La
T NJ Pyle jr, reported from Clar-
endon- on Nav 4, Mrs Adair shipped
from Ashtola. Texas. 40 cars yearlinE
steers TO G. TT. Skinner, Manhattan.
kas-. May :. Cham berlain. Ieffries &
Pyle shipped from Ashtoia. Texas two
cars or two year old steers TO q.
keeth. Panhandle. Texas; May TO-
Blocker d Callum shipped from Clar-
endon five cars Of yearlinE steers &c
W. T. Hull. Gordon. Neb.. May 10. Wi
ley Norris shipped from Ashtola seven
cars or one and two year old steers to
J. s Hull Gordon. Neb.
A. Bardin reported from Canadian
On May .. F. TrOmble shipped from
Canadian % cars Of three year old
steers 10 grass in Halifax. Eas: May
3. Pessell 6z Son shipped eight cars or
three year old steers from Giazier.
Texas, TO grass at Halifax. Kas; May
.. ID. d. Towne shipped from Higgins.
Texas, Is cars Of COWS and calves 20
Lemore Texas; May g. A. 3. AIcAfee
shipped from Pampa. Texas. one car
OF three year old steers TO Jos. Dobbs.
Rockland- kas.; May g. the American
Cattle company shipped 80 cars OF two
year old heifers from Pampa. Texas
TO grass at Valentine. Texas: Nav 10.
Bert Tromble shipped from Canadian
SIX cars Of cows and calves to grass
at Bazaar. Eas.
Range Is Good.
From all three sections the fnspect-
ors named report range conditions
fine and stock doing well and gener-
ally cloudy weather prevailing In
the Canadian inspection district the
cattle shipments eyre reported as
ABOUT over FOR the season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
HOBBY STRONGLY FAVORS
SUFFRAGE AND PROHIBITION

Austin. Texas Nay Gov ". P.
Hobby came out strongly in support
Of the constitutional prohibition
amendment at a rally in behalf Of the
four amendments held in the haI of
the house Of representatives, Satur-
day afternoon The governor declared
that the Liquor government" Of Texas
not only kept open the doors of the
saloons, but closed the doors Of the
University Of Texas
The governor also declared his en-
tire support Of the woman suffrage
amendment because ne believes de
mOcracy should prevail in the homes
OF Texas as well as in the state gov
eminent He declared women had
proved themselves worthy Of meeting
any responsibility that might fall up
on them
The governor also declared in IA
vor OF the land for the landless
amendment, but was silent on the
amendment proposing to increase the
governors salary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
CHANNEL END Of
NATION SLEAGUE
Many Patched Up Agree
ments in Peace Pact
Are Breeders of War.

TO organize China.
We have then made a patched UP
peace. so far as the mainland Of En-
rope and Of Asia is concerned
The league Of nations covenant is
nothing more nor less than a formu-
lation Of articles Of partnership be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain We and the British have made
treaty Of peace. We and the British,
erOus recognition of the privileged
claims Of France have dominated this
peace conference at all times So far
as the United States was concerned.
speaking solely for its representation
here in Paris. there never was any
sympathetic recognition Of French
claims or French conditions. nor was
there disposition on the part Of Lloyd
George TO recognize these claims IN
til forced to change his direction by
very strong protest iE Great Britain.
following the unmistakable upheaval
in France.
France was and remains in a real
sense a partner of the United states
and Great Britain. but whereas Great
Britain and the United states are for
the future bound by a common accept
ance of the league of nations cove
nant. this Of itself is not accepted by
the French but on the contrary is re-
jected by all classes Of the French
population. France has, therefore, de-
promised it. The league OF nations
therefore ends at the channel This
fact ought TO be Thoroughly under
stood by the American people--Copy-
right. 1919. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
GtyCOunciIT To
Provide Tennis
Court For Club
Recreation Center For The
Negro People To Be
Improved.

The recreation center for negro
people at Latta and Pera streets.
which is under the management Of the
Phyllis Wheatley Woman's club was
granted Monday morning by mayor
pro TEN r C. Semple and the city
council a caliche tennis court
Petition Council.
The recreation center comprises
eight lots and has a club house Of six
rooms. The members Of the club Pc
tiuoned the council at its meeting
last week for a cement court. The
council told the club Monday morning
that they would erect the caliche
court for them and place and furnish
netting and poles for the court
Provide Games.
There are to be sand piles for the
children, and other games will be
privided Mrs. Ed Sampson. the pres
ident OF the club read 10 the council
a report Of the work proposed for the
recreation center: We Will have
twice a week, an afternoon devoted to
story telling for the children Music
viii be taught the children by an ex-
perienced teacher. Our people have
very little in the way OF recreation
provided for them and the Phyllis
Whestley club. a national and state
organization Of negro people has in
terested itself in the work"
Phyliss Wheatley was a slave that
belonged to George Washington who
granted her freedom. She was the
author Of several poems that have
been preserved one Of which was ded-
icated 10 George Washington when he
was president Of the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
TO START DEVELOPMENT
WORK ON QUEEN MINE

F. II. Perry OF Albuquerque. y. II.
passed through FL Paso Friday 20
start work Of development on the vein
Of the queen mine Of the King and
Queen Copper company seven miles
south OF STEMS Pass fin Grant county
in that state. He viii be met next
Monday or Tuesday by Norris g. Par
lcer, E. ~. OF Los Angeles. Calf. the
consulting engineer OF the company.
who viii outline the development
work and decide on the machinery
required. etc. The company is com
posed principally OF Albuquerque and
FL Psso people. !. r. Fisk OF Fl Paso.
- vice president and general man
aEer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
OVERSEAS TROOPS ARRIVE
HERE FOR LIBERALIZATION

Overseas troops for rehabilitation
ar Camp Kearney viii pass through
El PasO on three troop trains this
evening. according to officials in
charge OF troop transportation. A de-
tachment Of the 18th engineers. con
sistinE Of 2S1 men under the command
Of Lieut. Col T. ". Williams. occupy
one train. another has $50 men from
various orga uizations, and the third
carries 138 men.
sunday afternoon Is negro soldiers
who have been serving with the first
and third engineers in the canal zone.
passed through here en- route TO Co
'umbus, y. H. 10 join the oath in
fantry. TO which regiment they have
hen rranefe-rel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
HOW FRENCH CHAMBER WILL
CONSIDER TREATY OF PEACE

Paris France. May IL French
wireless servicel. The chamber OF
deputies viii discuss tomorrow sew
eral propositions as TO how It viii
proceed with consideration Of the
peace treaty
one proposal is that the chafrmeu
81 the i great committees Of the
chamber be given the duty Of examin-
ing the treaty.
Deputy Damour viii move that a
special committe be appointed.
1t is probable that there viii be no
discussion on the terms OF the treaty
I'm the chamber until the treaty itself
IS communicated TO the government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
President Wilson VIII
VisH Brussels Mau 20

Brussels. Belgium. May Fly
Associated Press-l-President Wilson
viii visit Brussels about May 20. ac-
c0rding 10 the Independence Beige.
which adds that his visit viii "dissi-
pate Misunderstanding and establish
the good viii Of the allies toward Bel
GUM"
Several projects. IT is stated, are
under consideration. including the
choice OF Antwerp as the European
commercial base Of the United states"
A japanese delegation now is visit
ing Antwerp with a view to studying
collaboration by Japan in the con-
struction Of Belgian industry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
BAVARIAN SOVIET LEADER
is ARRESTED IN BERLIN

Berlin- Germany Nay 12--IBT me
Associated Press-1-A guest, who was
arrested at the Ulm hotel here Sunday
while trying to negotiate 1000 mark
bills bearing the characteristics Of
the money which was temporarily put
out Of circulation in Bavaria because
of the soviet regime. was found 10 be
Dr. Jaffe. the Bavarian soviet minis
ter Of finance, recently displaced with
the other ministers by the Hoffman,
The exminister was
taken TO Munich for trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
IN
ITALY RESUMES
Col. House Has a Farley
With Sonnino; Foe Of
fers Counter Plans.

sign the allied plan for a league OF
nations. although not invited to enter
TO- that the admission OF additional
members had not been overlooked.
but had been specifically provided
for i'm the covenant
Get Ready for AustriaBs.
The French foreign office, having
been informed that the Austrian peace
delegation might be expected TO ar
rive on Wednesday. work IS being
FASTENED on the deIegation's quarters
at ST German en- Laye, Where Lle
palace Of Francis J. IS being put IN
order for the reception OF the visitors
1t is planned that the presentation
OF the terms OF peace VIII occur In
The most beautiful apartment OF the Old
palace, which is located on the first
floor and approached by a grand stair
case. the walls Of which are emilia
zoned with royal devices
Two groups OF nearby villas have
been requisit0ned for the Austrian
and the Hungarian delegations. They
are quite distant so that no communi-
cations can pass between the two del
eEati0ns of the former dual empire. It
IS stiu purposed TO conduct the negO-
riations separately, but II possible
they viii be carried on simultane-
ously.
Austrians Make Demands.
The Austrian authorities have de-
manded that direct Geographic and
telephone communication be offered
the Austrian peace delegation during
the negotiations, just as II is now
available TO the Germans The Ger
man peace delegates are using the
only wires available and it is not
considered they viii agree to give up
any of their facilities to their for
mer Austrian allies.
League PIeases Viscount Grey.
London, Eng. May 1o.-Viscountl
Grey. former secretary Of state for
foreign affairs, says in an interview
that he is delighted with the amend
ed covenant OF the league Of nations.
having feared that much less might
be accomplished at the conference"
KiscOuut Grey considers The key TO
The whole organization is the annual
meeting o. the nine premiers or for
efgn secretaries represented on the
council
He believes that ornaments viii d.
minish as the league becomes strong
and vital and produces a sense Of Sc
rurity. and that eventually those who
now fear II does not go far enough. I
nd those thinking that &c goes too
far VIII both be satisfied"
AUStrians start Today.
Vienna. Austria. Nay 12-1'he AUS
TRAN peace delegation viii leave VI I
emma at $50 o'clock today on a special Z
train The delegation is due to ar
rive at Paris on Wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
Military PicRets Guard
Roads raUeled By u. S.
Delegation In Ireland

Dublin. Ireland. May frank P
Walsh Edward F. Dunno and Michael
f. Ryan. representative OF Irish So
cieties fin the United States. visited
Galway on Sunday and left in the
evening for Westport. uotwithstand-
ing that they were officially notified
they would not be allowed to go there
because Westport had been pro-
claimed a military area. An armored
car arrived at Westport on Sunday
and military. pickets have been posted
along the roads over which the dele
earas viii traEel 70 that town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
SIXTH DIVISION SOCCER
TEAM WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

Coblenz. Germany. May 1e-The
team Of the sixth division won the
soccer championship Of the third army
here Sunday IN what is believed TO
have been the longest soccer game
ever played. It took them three
hours to take the championship from
the team Of the fifth division by a
score Of 4 to ..
The tennis championship OF the
third army went 10 the team from the
third division. headed by Lieut. Paul
Treanor Of Boston. Mass. by defeating
the team Of the Seventh corps. The
tennis championships Of the A. f F.
will begin at Paris May t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
EVERGREEN CEMETERY ASKS
FOR USE OF CANAL WATER

W. C.. Porter Of the Evergreen Gem
etery corporation. petitioned the city
council Monday morning 10 allow the
property TO tap the Franklin canal for
water for irrigation purposes. Mayor
pro tenn r. c. Semple appointed alder
man ". T. Griffith a-committee Of one
to investigate the matter and report
to the council. Action upon the mat
ter viii be deferred until Mr. Crit
fith's report is read.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
WAR VETERANS BEAT PLAN
TO Appeal. EnR RnNTsEs

ST Louis. NO. May 12.-The Ameri-
can legion caucus came TO an end
Saturday afternoon. BY a virtually
unanimous vote the delegates defeated
resolution calling on congress 20
grant a bonus OF six months pay at
$50 per month 20 every enlisted man
who served six months or longer in
the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
May Sale on
Street Floor

z ACES and emDrOlde1es =
&''iust like before the war, as
one customer expressed it, Is the
big item on the Street Floor.
Twenty big lots have been ar
ranged for your selections. Laces
and embroideries are in big favor
this season and May Sale values
will not be obtainable after May
Sale Is gone. White HOse-sllk.
Isle and cotton: Kayser Under
wear-pink and white-and hand
kerchiefs are other street floor
items that viii interest YOU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
May Sale on
Third Floor

1.-TWO big. departments on the
4 3rd floor contribute big values
to the May White Sale. White
piece goods Of every imaginable
kind are included. Table linens
and Table Napkins, too, come In
for favor at this time. Huck Tow
els. Turkish Towels, Crochetted
and Satin Bed Spreads and Bed
Sheets add further interest for
shoppers on the 3rd floor. By all
means include these departments
tomorrow or sometime before the
close of our MAY White Sale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
REPORT SAYS DUTCH WILL
GIVE Up FORMER KAISER

London Eng. May 12-(By the AS
ISOLATED Press.) That the Dutch gov
eminent has decided 10 surrender the
former German emperor TO the allied
and associated powers is stated in
dispatch from The Hague to the Ma
tioual News here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
HORNY WELCOMES TEXANS
or THE Z AINRnlN DIN IeInN

Austin. Texas. May 12--GOv. w p
Hobby is at Dallas today officially
to welcome the Texas contingent OF
the famous Rainbow division. which
has just returned from France
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"

Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety
"Bayer Cross on them are genuine
'Bsyer Tablets OF Aspirin" owned and
made by Americans and proved safe
by millions Of people. Unknown guam
titles OF fraudulent Aspirin Tablets
were sold recently by a Brooklyn
dealer which proved TO be composed
mostly Of Talcum Powder
"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" should
always be asked for Then look for
the safety "Bayer Cross on the pack
age and on each tablet. Accept moth
ing elset Proper directions and dosage
in each Bayer package.
Aspirin is the trade mark OF Bayer
manufacture OF NOn0aceticacideste Of
alicylicacid.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12

A successful campaign IS being
waEed among women bockbindery
workers I'm Jacksonville. Fla. and
nearly every worker has become a
member OF the union
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-12
May Sale-DOWn-
stairs Store

"A LWAYS depend On the
"A Downstairs Store to bring
out the biggest values. If no other
department offered a single item
it would pay YOU to attend the
May White Sale in Downstairs
Store alone. Unde1muslins for
women and children are offered In
endless assortments at prices that
save YOU one-third and even more.
Blouses. white hose. wash skirts
and buck towels are other Down
stair store items. White piece
goods at Nav White Sale prices
are rare bargains.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-04-18

A bit of New York's Bowery has
been transferred to California as a
background for Jim Corbett's forth
coming serial, "The Midnight Man" J"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-04-18

the surface about the holes will
not endanger stock. Strychnihe
in any form other than the pow
dered strychnine (alkaloid) is
not effective in the above formula.
From the date hereof until May
1st rs the most effective time to
poison and destroy the digger
squirrels, as they are just emerg-
ing from their Information. They
are hungry and food Is scarce.
The County Court of Jackson
County, Oregon, has secured a
large amount of strychnine and
the other ingredients necessary
for the mixture, and a quantity
thereof has been mixed and Is now
on sale to the farmers or persons
interested at actual cost and may
be had by applying to the under
signed at his office in the Liberty
Building or at the following plac-
es:
Ashland Fruit Assn. Ashland
ID. M. Lowe, ..........T .Talent
Browns Store, ....... Talent
Phoenix Mercantile Co., Phoenix
Rogue River Fruit &
Produce Assn -. Medford
Flick Store ..... .JacKsonVllle
Pernoll Store ...... .Applegate
Paxson Drug Store, Central Pt.
Brown Bros. go. Eagle Point
Kafer G. Son 80. Brownsboro
Bowers Drug Co. -. Gold Hill
Don Wilson -. Rogue River
Table Rock Store, Table Rock
II any person herein designat-
ed shall, within thirty days from
THE first publication of this notice,
fail to begin in good faith to ex-
terminate, eradicate and Destroy
according to the method aforesaid
or by any other effective means
said ground squirrels herein desig-
mated, the County Court OF jack
son County, Oregon, will appoint
a person or persons to proceed
with the determination and eradi-
cation Of such ground squirrels,
and the cost thereof incurred will
be assessed to such land, building.
wharf or dock, and unless paid
will become a lien against the
same, for the extei mination OF
said ground squirrels.
This notice is published pur-
suant to the statute in such case
made and provided and for two
consecutive weeks or three Issues,
and all persons described therein
are required to take notice thereof.
Dated and first published this
4th day of April, 1919
CLAUDE G. CATE,
County Agent for Jackson County,
Oregon.
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