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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
ALEDO SOCIETY

On the occasion of his birthday
anniversary. Charles W. Nesbitt
was pleasantly surprised Monday
night by a party OF relatives and
friends to the number OF 25. The
evening was spent informally and
dainty lunch was served. MT.
Nesbitt was the recipient of a
fountain pen from the guests pres
ent, and an Edison from his wife
and two sons, Harold and Merle.
Mr.. and MRS. c. II. Finch were at
home Monday evening to a com
pany of friends at their residence
on South College avenue, at a 6
O'Clock dinner party, in honor Of
]. w. Harris Of Los Angeles. Cal.
who is a guest Of relatives and
friends in this city. A pleasant So
cial hour followed an excellent re-
past.
A romance of a few short months
eliminated happily at l O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at the parson-
age of the Methodist church when
II. Riley Shut, son of Rev. and Mrs.
DLulls anu 4AOAo M
Carthy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mccarthy of MatherVille,
were united in marriage by the
father of the groom.
The ceremony was a simple one
and attended only by parents ami
near relatives of the groom. The
couple departed following the rites
for Macomb and Bushnell, where
they will spend two weeks visiting
friends and relatives. Upon their
return they will proceed to Twin
Falls, Mont, where the groom will
probably accept a position as man
ager OF a large dry cleaning and
pressing emporium.
Mr.. Shut recently launched in
business in Aledo as proprietor of
the Shut panatorium. The firm is
now known as Shut & Painter.
The groom stated that he would
probably retain his interest in the
local firm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
Peoria Grain.

Peoria, Sept. 24.-Corn 5 to SC
higher; No. l white, $3.50; No. 1
yellow, $3.50; No. 2 yellow, $3.50;
No. 1 mixed and No. ? mixed, 81. so;
No. mixed, $1.57.
Oats-1c higher; No. white,
691zc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
STIT OVER REAL ESTATE.

Suit for $1,000 has been institut-
ed in circuit court by Bert &. Rich
ards against Robert Blakely.
through his attorneys, Carlstrom
& Hebel. Action was taken over
a controversy involving a real es-
tate deal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
New York E ugar.

New York, Sept. 24.-Raw sugar,
steady; centrifugal, 72S; fine gran
ulated, 800.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
Wholesale Prices
In Rock Island.

Head lettuce. per ID. :..... ......27 y c
Green string beans. ID ..........Sc
Malaga grapes. crate ..--..-. 81 90
CantaIoupes. standards. doc. 81 q l %
bananas, per ID -.,-......... &c
Egg plant each ..-.-..... DC
California Val. fancy. box. 50 90
Lemons, uOz 3oc
Creamery butter. pound so to 57c
OieomargaF 35-lb. box. 40 TO 43c
Home grown sweet potatoes, ID , II C
New potatoes. bu $500. 81 80 q 21O
Home grown lettuce, ID .......1 5c
Cabbage, home grown ......... 4c
Home grown yellow onions. pound. &c
Texas tomatoes. crate ..-........- ESQ
CueumDeFs, each &c
Home grown roasting ears. dOZ. SC
Mango peppers, doz ........... 35c
Parsley. per dOB. punches. .. .4Oc
Watermelons, ID ..........-...-1 II c
Garlic. loose. pound soc
Canning peaches, bU ...-...-.S3 IS
NectarIne- dozen zoe
Home grown apples, per bu. .....S2-2 5
Home grown tomatoes, ID -..--2 1zc
Michigan celery. bunch .......4 5c
Potatoes bushel 40
Homegrown yellow onions. pound. -. &c
California peaches, box ......,.,..4.50
Blue plunls crate ...... 800
Oranges. box 6.70
NJ alags grapes crate ...-.-.. 81
Honey Dew melons, crate %
California Wslnuts, pound ....... 39c
Popcorn. shelled- pound ........I1c
Home grown Jelly grapes. ID .........4 &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
Horses and Mules.
Peoria livestock

East st. Louis, Ill, Sept "a
Horses and mules, unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
Buying Prices
What Rsek Islas1sd Merchants Pay
FArmaFR.
Buying Prices
In Rock Island.

The prices below are those paid by
merchants for grain brought IN from the
country and not for shipments by rail or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
Selling Prices
In Rock Island.

] The prices below are the price, At
which the retail merchant sells TO the
consumer. taken according 10 the quality
/ of the product:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
WILSON TELLS
UTAH MAJORITY
FAVOR LEAGUE

Continued from Page one.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24

GRANTED LICENSE TO WE'D.
Mac Tary of Viola and Miss Mary
c. Cash of Viola were granted a IL
cense to wed yesterday by County
Clerk Frank Gibson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
Local Stocks and Bonds

Quotations furnished by GreenAeld
Safety building. Phone B. L 444S-G
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
RUTH GARRISON IS FOUND
MENTALLY IRRESPONSIBLE {

SEATTLE. wash. May Ruth .
nArrison lS-ycar-old girl. who con-
iessed TO the poisoning OF Mrs. Grace
- storrs. her rival for the love OF
~ VI Storrs, on March rs last. was
round not guilty late today. because
oi mental irresponsibility at the time
OF the crime
ne Jury was given the case at
a., ?. m and returned with a YER
nder the state Law the court
YOU'D be compelled as result Of
,ne verdict to sentence Miss Gar
rson TO the state penitentiary at
NeIa Walld for treatment for the
,r'mlnaily insane, but as there are
no accommodation at the penlten-
Mry for women OF this type, she
~ ne transferred to the state hos
p',sl Tor feeble minded
=, smiling. Miss Garrison received
e verdict, then with laugh she
,seh her mother A. she was led
ssilyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
Chinese Delegates
CiUen Instruction
o ia Reject Treaty
BY The Associated Press

by The Associated Pres
PARIS. May 9--The Chinese del
egatlon has received cabled instruc-
tlons from Pcktn not TO sign the
treaty OF peace because Of the kiao-
Chau -Shantung settlement Instrucv
tions TO the same effect have been
received from the representative OF
both the northern and southern gov
ernments in the peace conference al
Shanghai
The Chinese delegation 10 the
peace conference has issued state
ment saying that 5000 students
marched to the American and Brit
ish legations in Pekin TO ask the
ministers 10 urge the council OF three
TO reconsider their Shantung 1ect-
sion. The police prevented the nd
mission of the crowd 10 the legation
square. The students then set fire TO
the residence OF the minister of com.
munications During the disorders
the Chinese minister al Toxic, who
Is In Pekin. was seriously injured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
EZ;ohf of Planes on Second
Lap Postponed Until Today

followed under = regular schedule
ard nothing short o. fIrtnor acC!-
denls would develop, 4. was said
ma would max" q prolonged d"lsj
m starting for me AZORES necessary
Arrival Of no = 6 early today
ended anxiety AZ 20 'hc safety OF the
fylrg boat and her crew Lieutenant
Commander \ e. Read personally
.uformcda the department of rs ar
rival with only Two OF his four mo
tOr- working Repairs we're begun
a. once. and l' j. eNpef led the y g..
Will ger under way 10 Join ihc
division \. TrepaEtet Bay on sunday.
weather permitting The officer did
not give details ~ mo trouble en-
coun'rroj The y g. - known 10
haNc pr 1cccded more man 60 miles
bey ont Chatham Light Mas before
Read decided 10 arm rt's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
oklahoma Goes OUer
the Top in VictoryDriUe
with More ThanQu0ta

KANSAS CITY, May s.--Two
states In the Tenth federal re-
rr,c district went over their quota
IN the Victory loan campaiKn to-
day. district headquarters an
nounccd here tonight.
Oklahoma. with subscriptions
of s2s 500. $50 officially turned In,
has IA percentage 81 t00.7s. and
Colorado follows closely behind
with i0O.35 per cent. representing
subscriptions of a2s, ,5OO.25O.
With n total of $3.50, ,ssi ,0S0. or
III pcr cent. reported tonight
district officials expressed conf
dcncc that the district quota would
bc exceeded easily
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
on Firm Cleared

NEW YORK, May "a jury in
federal district court today acquitted
the Pecos OF company and John Y.
Herman and Herman Luther. stock
holders. who were charged with
using the mails TO defraud investors
in the stock OF fhe corporation,
which claimed TO have an OIL well
in Mexico
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
AUSTRIANS RENOUNCE
HUN UNION PLAN

rs' BhSBE. May (Havas. The
majority faction in the Austrian ma
'tlonal assembly, according to a re-
port from Vienna. has decided TO
renounce the idea OF the union OF
German-Austria and Germany in the
interest of Austrians and world
peace The Austrian peace delega-
ton will leave the Austrian capital
for Paris MAY II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

wAsHINGTDN M,y POS
poremen, of tho nlgh; Of the '"o
navy scapianes from Hali'aN 20 Ire
passey BAY. y +. uu'il 'omorr""
officially reported 70 mo navy d"'
pArIuen: today. d.d not dhmp'n "'.
rc,ar~ enthusiasm for ,n" sucr ssiul
accomp'.shHeu' Of the irans,N 'lan''r
az ioutnri Pnstponcmor' eas dd"
to desire 20 replace f"Sr pro-
pcI'ers
p. II was assumed iha' propeller on
both the =. C-i and the y e
showed signs ot wear whioh prompt
ed Commander John ~ Towers 20
walt over dsv a. HaiifaX Nsyal
vessels arc being moved today into
heir stIons a.ong he pain 90 be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
WIRE BRIEFS
OPERATIONS BEGUN
AGAINST AFGHANS

LONDON, May 9.-General Sir A.
A Barrett in command in northern
india has begun operations against
the Afgan tribesmen who crossed
the Afghan border and occupied
positions on the Indian side. Reuters
limited learns that the advance OF
British mobile columns in the neigh
borhood OF the northwest frontier Is
having a reassuring effect.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
Uneven STRIKE ENDS;
MEN GO BACK MONDAY
Government Nonciliator Irons Out
Offences Between strikers and
employers.
UNION IS NOT RECOGNIZED
Pact Signed by Roth Parties Agree.
able TO Organized labor, Says
4. \. Mediator.

Following the meeting OF the Of
ficials OF the McEwen manufHctur-
ing company, represent lives Of the
employees and Robert VI McWade.
United States Cancellation comn,Ls-
sioncr OF tho department Of labor,
held late Friday afternoon an agree
ment was reached between the com
pany and the employees whereby the
men WIN resume work Monday All
differences between the company
and employees have been settled
Too mich credit cannot he given
j. II McEwen. president of the com
pany. for the part he played IN the
settling OF the strike" said Nj
McWadc Friday night II found Mr.
MCEwen man of uniform conyiE-
tiops He iS q man OF affairs aud
parked ability and broad minded. DO
Iiie said
MY negotiations a. the outset were
largely with Earl w Sinclair. Roger
Kemp and Joseph Evans. all dlrcc-
tors OF the COMPANY ! found these
men splendid representation of
American citizens, progressive, broad
minded and patriotic, fully alive
to the iyereyts OF the community
and desir6us or furthcrinR its natural
interests
$50 60 To- Work Monday
IAN the men will resume work or
Monday Due 10 the large amount
OF business there Will b" over l5O
men start work on Monday
"T was ordered by the government
10 work for thc elimination of an
Industrial unrest and am delighted
To be able to say that the union and
non-union employees and officials
worked a. tircless and onerFetically
a. any gentlemen | have ever met
II wish TO give special credit 70
Judge I'D Warren for the services
he rendered His counsel 10 both
sides averied trouble and aided me
considerably in4hrinFing aboU' this
peaceful and satisfactory agree
mcnt'
agreement l. Signed
The following agreement SBf
signed rs the Officials OF tho coul-
pany. representative of tho en-
ployees and the governmer' repre-
sentativgs'
- hereby certify that on this OH
day Of May 1919. Me-sr-. j " HE
bee and " T Jame- In behalf ~ 'he
uachlnisi- hinckami,hs ard other
CONTINUED oN PACE THlR1EFN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
ALLIES NOT SUPPORTING
RUMANIAN DRIVE

PARIS. Thursday, May Sit Is
learned on high authority that there
is no foundation for the report that
the entente powers either instiEated
or are supporting the Rumsnian ad-
vance against Hungary which was
undertaken solely on the initiative Of
Rumania TO forestall projected com
bined operations by the Hungarians
and Russians against that country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
Mother of Oklahoma
fiyer Is Not Alarmed

T., FORT WORTH Tcxa. MAY d
am not the least apprrhensiy.
'ef his safetly and feel conf,dcrt
- ooy Will nv across the Atlantic
,tt said Mrs. A. e. Mitscher OF
o"ona city. mother of Marc An
he,s MuE-hH~ pilot Of the NC-l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
ASK FOR VERBAL DISCUSSION
Berne Hears Government
Requests Allies to AL
low Open Farley.
DISAPPOINTMENT IS FELT
Hopes of Easy Peace Are
Shattered With Publi-
cation Of Terms.

NJ The Associated rress
BERLLN, Thursday. May S-The
people. though fairly stricken dumb
by the peace terms, are now recov-
erina sufficiently to declare that
Germany can not and will not sign
the compact no matter what tones.
strikes are INCREASING and boil
shcvlsm and tho 'Hpartacan uprising
of tho past two months have, II any
thing, made Germans immune TO Mo
possible horrora which are TO be an
ticipated II they are again plunged
into war. according TO tho best opin-
ion here,
There exists a small group Of Ger
mans, chiefly conservatives, who
prefer to see tho entente occupy the
whole country than to have II boil
sheviki
Reports from tho Versailles CORE.
spondenta emphaBize tho feeling OF
amazemcnt and excitement which
prevailed In reading OF tho terms OF
the peace treaty. All the corre-
spondentn agree that no h1ty deoi-
sion will be REACHED A fortnight is
allowed tho Germans for AN answer
aud this ti.ue will be used for care
| fui confederation OF the demands
and tho preparation OF counter sug
| gestionr, the correspondents say
There In much speculation In Ber'
| lin ms 10 whether the terms repre'
sent maximum demands which MAJ
be reduced or whether they are min.
imum and irreducible.
BERNE May p--tYfavas The
German government has telegraphed
to the delegates Al Versailles order
A. l.A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
By The A.soeisted Prcss.

By The Associated Press.
BERLIN, May .. 9.-"There II only
one Immediate solution peace with
Russia and the use Of the bolahevlk
troops for Germany" Herr Gilabertr,
one Of the German delegates nj Yer
sailles IL quoted by the Ncue ZeitunE
as declaring with reference to the
peace terms submitted
other Of the German delegates are
quoted by the newspapers Versailles
dispatch ~ follows;
"Horr iandHberg; The cruel an
nouncemeniH ot the press have been
CONTINUED on PAGE ETGHr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
GERMANS TALK OF NOT SIGNING TREAT7
THE WEATHER

TULSA. OGa. MAY 0-MAsimum m
s. minimum. so north winds clear.
OKLAHOMA saturday cloudy. local
showers IN west portion. warmer, sun
dsy cloudy. p~obsbly showsrs. warmer In
east and central portion
KANSAS: Generally tsir and warmer
Saturday. Sunday unsettled, probably
showers and cooler
LOUISIANA. saturday and sunday
parity cloudy warmer In the Interior.
ARKANSAS. Saturday and sunday
partly cloudy warmer
EAST TkxAS Saturday partly
cloudy. shower, IN lover Rio Grande
valley warmer In the Interior sunday
unsettled weather probably local show
ers In west portion and on west coast
warmer In northeast aud southwest por.
tionA
WFsT TENAs. saturday partly
cloudy. local showerS in north portion
warmer except In southwest portion I;
sundsS partly cloudy
WHAT EVERY MOTHER KNOWS
llc may be ssrawuy and pale and thin,
lic may be freckled and queer TO see
lie may br dimpled o' cheek and chin
But shstcyct the sort OF babe II he
The mother Knows In her tender way
He may be a wonderful man Some day
He may be poe,ish and quiet To cry,
with pudgy nose and ugly ears
There may be q mote in his little eye
Ard his legs may look like a pair OF
shear
but the mother sees while he's in her
arms.
\ Thousand Joys and a thousand charms
Yes. the mother knows that her babe ia
fair.
She sees what others can never see
The sool OF the mV that is glowing
there
And the promise OF ,plendors soon
10 he
rest
That Of oil the bsbias her own is best
Copyright. 1919. hy Edgar A. Guest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
PAGES RESIGNATION
AGAIN REPORTED.

PARIS, May s,-It was stated In
high quarters here today that
Thomas Nelson Page. American am
basSa dor to Italy. would resign his
post upon the conclusion OF peace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
HEAVY BUYING MARKS END
Last Day Opens With Selling
Organizations Working
Hard Everywhere.
ST. LOUIS AGAIN IS FIRST
For Third Time District Is in
Lead in Reporting Total
Quota Taken.

WASIINGTONi May . Nearly
81 200 600 600 remains 10 be sub
,crlbed to the Victory Liberty loan
in the single day remaining OF the
campaign sales tabulsted tonight by
The treasury showed t3.3lf,s70. 600
already subscribed or 1856 per cent
ot the total required.
Total subscriptions announced to-
night by the treasury really represent
campaign results OF at least - hours
mrlier. and subscriptions actually
.akcn today together with the FIRST
10 per cent clinchinE payment, will
not show in the official totals until
tomorrow night By that time, when
lhe campaign closes. another $500
BOO 900, representing today's work. is
expected by treasury officials. This
would raise the total TO approximate
y s.. 500. 900 900 and leave the re-
malnder Of the 81. 500 900 900 loan to
rome from the final days sales.
largest Day.
The Increase today was S4s6, 900
100, the largest. Of any day In the
campaign
For the third time in as many CON
ecutive campaigns the St Louis dis
'rIct achieved the honor Of being the
first district to obtain Its quota for
the entire country. Latest reports
from ST. Louis tonight show the dis
irirt with percentage Of 1901 and
IS said 70 he going strong for big
bversuhscrlptinn The, New York dts
trict also is within striking distance
" Ia quota
Features Of the days campaign In
rluded iAe Jump OF the New York
Districts from titth to second place
sl,h IA gain Of s23f.0O0. 900; the Kan
vas CITY district from seventh to
fourth place with "A gain OF $4,000
BOO and tho Philadelphia district
from 10th to sixth place with n gain
NJ $1,000 600
Baker Issues Appeal.
Secretary Baker tonight issued the
following statement:
The American army OF occupa-
Ion Is patrolling the Rhine AT
CobIenz The rest of our great cN-
pefitionarN force Is rapidly returning
home. whore 4, Is being demobilized
and restored 10 the Industry OF the
rountry We must pay our soldiers
and must feed clothe and transport
hem until the last man is dis
charged We must pay too, for the,
great accumulations Of stores pro.o
'ded for the use ebf the army and
satisfy the debts of honor which. our
country undertook as It's share. OF the
great undertaking whereby the war
was won
This is the last great test. This
loan Is the last chapter In the story
ot Americas supreme achievement,
y must be worthy OF the other chap
''rs IN that story written by the SOL
nlers at the front and the civilians at
nome and together telling Of heroism,
Acrlfice and determination In a pa
"ioiic and righteous cause
Navy Rniscs Quota.
again setting the pace for the en-
IRE country, the navy today official
~ subscribed iisBquota. Reported
subscriptions In the enavy were In eN-
,ess Of tls.0O0,00O. while the Of
icial quota had been set at si2 500
700. this figure being based on the
rroportionate rcduct tion In the ma
non's quota and the 20 per cent cur
tal'ment ~ the Mays personnel
since the last cam mpalgn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
SAYS south Wants >crrn's BacL

CHICAGO. NAV s-E. 7 Rai'en
Of NeN Orleans. APpresrn'ing sodih-
ern business mon who are seeking 70
persuade negroes who were tom pte'
north hy war wages ~ return :" ih'ir
old home was In chicago TO-DAY He
told DR. y r pren,is NJ tho United
States emplovmeni s~tv!~e that Ms
sisslppl alone would Ike IN have
900 negroes return 70 their homes
Inducements offered include good
wages and uving conditions ana free
transports st.on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
Gables Tumulty That Purpose
Is to Help France If the
Huns Make Attack.
IS SUPPLEMENT TO. TREATY
Promises to Ask Senate to
Give Pledge-See League
Aid in Proposal.
B0RAH THREATENS A BOLT
Idaho Senator Intimates He
May Leave Party Unless
1t Opposes Covenant.

"NSf'i ~ l'N' May 9--ln re-
sponse To an inquiry from Secretary
Tumuly preaidcnt Wilson c,bled
,o,a. ,h.t -. h.. .o,,.., -
'"' Nv '"" P'''"'''u ''""''
10 propose 10 the senate in conneC.
ton with the peace treaty a supple-
ment in which u,o sb.Ii ,,s.o .,,.
i.o' 70 lnc appfoNal or INC counrIl or
'he '"'kue oi NATIONS 10 come I'M
mediately 10 the assistance Of
France in ease OF unprovoked at.
,acL y, c.r,.,,
W
Happily there is no mystery or
privacy about what have promised
the ooyernme,, h.r." IN. n,os,do,,
''''"'
0""t'o nave prohlscn To propose
TO the senate a supplement In which
we shall agree subt.c, IN tho m
proval OF the council Of the Ieag,e
OF nations. to com. inn med,a,eIv Co
the assistance OF France in case OF
unprovoked attack by Germany thus
merely Fastening the action 10 which
we should be bound by the covenant
OF the league OF nations"
Senators Wal,
.,,,o.,.,,,'- ..'.
H","o, 'aiNe statements OF opln-
~" oI mos senator's on the treaty
e,n"'Ies prooaoy VIII NOT ne
~ ."."nE uni si'W congress mas
'vt !" eh'h sesnion'
hopoonvhn Ieaners nave an
nouhcen ther neterfhination not 10
sNe tihs' conclusions until they
nave nau m opportunity 10 STUDY
,ne Iuh 'eht OF the treaty and the
un"ers,anulnr mere now IN that the
nocuHent VIII not he mace pubic
u"ui h',er VI mas pcen signed In
Tue meahpme congress viii nave
convened.
senator Borah OF Idhho' repubn-
can IN ietter 10 the editor or the
bos,on lrhhscript retrrsting hts OPP
position 10 tnc league or nations
covenant, asked the republican party
10 state It's position as TO the league
ana intimated that should approval
OF II be given, he would quit the
party.
Threatens TO Bolt. -
1T is matter about which only
towards and political pimbs could
have no convictions. wrote the
Idaho senator. can partIsan un-
der such circumstances ask what
DOut k3gO lAn political nlTtN
under such cIrcumsta nc.s stand a side
can I, jayhayk between The lines
and stilI expect 10 hold tho conf
dence and respect OF A vigorous and
brave people can II decline TO have
opinions Can republican 20 feeling
and smelling around as A white Nv.
cred satellite OF base expediencN2 1t
would be thousAnd umes neuet TO
STAND iorth even II detea'ed WIN
certainty
III the repupilcan party could even
thtoush ueieat save the sacred tra
dltions or America preserve Amer
can institutions ana maintain unlm-
paired me independence and uh-
ranmelied Sovereignty OF the re-
puoiic u "ouIu yehueNH ScrNice sc
ond not even 10 us heroic service
unoer the leadcrShlp or the olesHen
martyr but suppose II rhon'u pe sac
20 snch meh as myN h'. NV
parry might be IN favor OF the prop
osition' NfrN wen. let " say 20. lft
u surrender It's place " " wants hS
the defender OF American instltI
IONS ana american ldehis ana iet
those VINO would aohor such hineou,
cowardlce tumlsate thensciVes ana
ger oui Even th!s "ouin ne ulore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
Election In Mcsico

WASHlNGTON May 2 --Gubsr-
natorisI election campaign have
opened i1 eight Mexican states. ssld
adylces today from MeUcO City The
campaigns are beng molly contested