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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
City Attorney
Question Open;
Fight Presageo

VINO Will be cit yatt0rnes - /
year? ,,oo has not been N''s, s,,v
The .,,,la qs, the circles Of s.s.,,,,les w
solely ~ilis piseuslon Of the ,,,.rsss nen
counsa. sa.r taken up BY pus
md citizens aeon have lndiea'su
several t,,sl f9' peHds when The :, ,'.ss. sass
thai . Z ~ city council ens s,n,s 10 bis
taken .,n,a II e. 9. clover aecofdlns hssp = ap.
own ,,s1'"'s@' sy several co sou1els@sa ea.,ion
proasnsSs ps.9'sn s,m 70 accept W. iseept n III
ssans e,aHs sala aid that he VIII asss'p ss 'posio
: council y, 'sss ara I, that he will serve :
e on hrp y s,s best ability !, civ a,tol
eity d., = W " Macy present .sa ei,s si,' in u
is Berl ,a has served shs ',,sss s,t, year
+ ,.eits nss IVY Tor four .s sgp,se',f pei refuse
). appointment. ..yr,es salary o. y y
r. the poai1ot s'IaS ths privilege q ae'F'
be yse, ee,,ate business
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18

In Marion county there are about !,
$40 cases of tuberculosis.
In the county three years ago there
were 800 cases, All indicating that the
deadly disease is on the increase, and
medical men who have made study
of it believe that it will continue to in
crease in the county until it has reach
ed ratio of lao cases to every 1o0,-
600 population =
Under the direction of the State
Tuberculosis association fight against
the spread of tuberculosis is being
: waged In every city, town, village IL
the state Red Cross Christmas seals ar
; being sold, The money derived from
e lthese sales will be spent in combattin
: the disease.
a In every county a public health nurs
will be placed, the funds thus game
being spent for this.
In Marion county there is no publ
N nurse If enough seals are sold in IN
as county, and in Salem, the Tubercul
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
Cherrians Act
AS Messengers
To Santa Claus

..N,ar,ma said that Sandy clitns
,.onldn't come this year TO our h"uss'
,,.,,,sa- cause. she says, he's ohls 80
~ rieh boy,s and girls houses
Dc was a little fellow--pfoppp'y
taa ,4e brushed a blush hand across
- III. .vas as he peered longineiy mo
lIghted shop window on slaie 49,, e,,
There was little train ~ t"'i., "a" !.
h,gbted up. green, red ana p'us, al
,,'as chupeing merrily along ths 49,, .',,
"'. nv Iad was cold lie wore hsass
! - nut II was easy for the sno" y
49, ,hrnneh the holes and IN 70 ~
! 80 lIis coat sleeves were tattersn ny
" a,how protruded into the emu -
Q n's ,t,a-a He shlyered as the Sti',a
shonners shuffled by on . nlis..u
Ie ii,"s Sannv 90 vastly different from "''
fate he faced ~ hts ayes and ,
Up ha talked 10 the man a. h,s salse,,
n cords came in queer, squsans ! con
Of acee, wish I had tha,' wi
,,i snools. dirt, an every'hlns, IA
-. aa saa., sandy Claus come 70 US k,'V /,
his ,olLs tool amt been neN'
on anything7" -. ,,e train. T
n,s -" TINS little boy win get INC 'Fs,'n f','a,r
hi ..an ne was talking TO wah = 80 Sn.' /,
Ia p,lr na ,aok the lads name ana 80 !
'S e@o,o -. claus And when cerlsll"sT ~ Wv, go
sa"aes % and the pooriy-cla.a, o@g ro,,rr
a,,na the warm fire ~ 'iif 49, ss'',l, ID,
ary"e Az r,nb and watches me inerly ,l, =, :,
e,al .,,,'tle on the tree, Santa WI"
with the train. se There
|, nr nnI, u salem where santa claa' l','a
man ~ a,,abie TO visit chris'i1,aJ, .,,' 70 a.,
I'd y ,hsr than 20 leave I.,n,,. ah'.n III 1.
ss.,h ram, pole without bringing s9ss ,,.,s
So.sn sss asked the cherrians :" .',a'',b ns,b
next n,.,rlbute the pfet,iss en- ,,se thIs .
a's1, n you l.now Of case ,'i.,. Nv, ,, long
diced ,y,eee some tiny hea,A ,ha, seer
elty VIZ, ~. NAT little pIaythin,g ,,nns va.
,,,tleg ~ ~. swav--~Iet the cnst.',, I, ss',,et
a'i''eo .r ,.,. iar a~ 2 3 clancy or J. = ha.s ,a'
"s s.n,s m,'ss has appointed them ~ NJ
ieatsd ants in this %orE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
CHENOWETH SHOULD
! Be FREED If SANE
| OPINION Of BROWN

IL n the opinion Of Dir, l. n Crit
fith superlntendens OF the state nos
n,,a,.for the insane, George y chen-
owa,h Who was committed TO that M
stltutlon upon his aoauista q w
lcharge Of numbering Georse sSuns'" "
IN Curry county on the GROUND n y.
| Isan,tv is now sane, he ls cnut'ea y"
, Inls discharge from the institution m'-
2 aa,ately. according 20 an opih'"'
Inrsnarea by Attorney General broW'
: lsor the guidance OF hospital au'no1i
4 luaa n the disposition nf chempwesh
i case Or Griffish several weeks w
declared that chenoweth was sans.
y fhct that he had never dsspi'sysu H. as
A. synntoms Of insanity since his arrl'
es II ~ the institution chenoweth's u'
"a l,harya however. has been DELAYS
nsrd,nr an opinion on the legal nha
re- q ,ha question by the attorney 9e
an ara, The matter Of hts dischafse Y
irt NJ n,acea before the state board
'ou control by Griffith To-Day INV y, =
expected that immediate aeuoh ios
~ inr 10 his release will DO taksn' !,
Kea prown,s opinion further ho'un !,
the !, rh.naweth's return "a Curry 0o'
on ,v VIII endanger his life, as has y
'lns ,n,imated. II is up 90 the peace
'eh- s,c.,s az the county 10 prpvlua he'
sary protection c.,s., y,
.crnr Chcnoweth represented eutss N, n
s,''. ayfin the last legislature hslhk y. y
n'As 4 Il the county Judge % ees Y ~ .''.',, =
ory capacity during the sess'vn Y
ny without power to vote he y
y" V MIN he canadian army IN the y
upper WIN Wv ,'t.,s, raf,,aed by the A
4 her war nl'oi 800 ,.ns.,,ua ~ his age.
; she lean iofoes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
Democrats To Settle Scrap
Over Senate Head In Caucus

Washington, Dec. IS. = A capeuS @
next Saturday to settle the fign' au'
the democratic leadership IN the So
ate was called today by Senator fii''i'
cock, acting leader. od
Hitchcock and Senator unuerwuol, 49,,
Alabama, are candidates IN the s =,
The vote, which will propapis ~ -
taken saturday, is expected to be eA
ceedingly close.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
WAY 70 DEPORTATION
Of RADICALS OPENED

=, .nington, Dec. l8.-Ths 'Il1s,,a lasf eold- I'D
stacle to dsaTauder dsp0rnavlpIB Berkman, anarch
mah ist leaders a was rsm9ysS msrsnteS t1al' request
the supreme aa.awal all Of Goldman's apps@'
s,Dst for wtthiISa the deportation oEass Rsssman
asa asdisa at the he time 5ns sfo5 of Goldman
further sa iss TssssHs aasnss Va
,1,aaId decided she would fs'
Mn Berkman.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
ooerators' Committse. On
w. WAGES Resumes SESSIONS IONS

c,.sst~nd. O.. Dec IT, l...a,e q. the
seas sssl mine operators q s ,as sg' n session
eosi ,'s,i,ige als,ret rssaInsa, Clarence y that
here ,,.,a .@aAy ne nigh, YESTERDAY 4, ~,a ~,
ou, developlss . srewster. s. ioss, =
ne. Thonss nf ne conference =. s.ia ~, -
ens sas tna, several eH,sslls ,,. ~. Z night -
ass a,,,,ss s haa left ,he ei'y ~, y yo,iag /
sa,sgs,ed ia' their po~sfs
,sbose remaining.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
TAKES |
WITNESS STAND
| IN TRIAL TODAY

San Francisco, Dec. lS.--Edgaf
woodcock, a gray. haggard figure OF
extreme nervousness took the stand
today in the trial at which his itse Is
Al stake for the killing Of Edward
Kenv. San Francisco newspaperman.
Testifying under great tension. WIN
a continual seowl on his face, Mooo,
S,ock told OF an Illness that had ioruee
'Ihim out OF the American army anu
lthat, according to the defense leu up
Ito the ~flirt murder.
\ Woodcock
5 of aspen gray. His head is dead
I white although he is but SS years old
= His figure is light. His hana = net.
: lvous. His voice, however, - s'rons
/ and he enunciated clearly ehoppins
Is his words off sharply.
He told of his studies at the stat'
..Inormal school at San Jose and AZ IN
r;niyerstiy of California. In i9ll, =
said. he was thrown from his hors
and rendered unconscious,
Later. when Doodcock's parents te'
nfiea Woodcock appeared greatly a.
feeled. He had previously shown u
lie emotion. During this tesumof
Mrs. Woodcock wept softly
An The defense attorneys AnnouhV'
ANlthev would close their case today ~
w predicted the case would go 10
Jury tomorrow.
WIN 4 calmness that battles
h prosecution, Mrs woodcock i'st
lred cross-examination in me trial q
,use husband.
, of She answered the searching au
5nr- Itions of Alex o'Grady with q deline
mn ltion and coolness that caused attac
and l,f the court TO pronounce the Taeo
,sary wo,nan a splendid Witness
re- When o'Grady addressed her
4 for nea.e,ily as Airs. Cooper, the woi
,ners who N the central figure IN the "
gbich remarked: Mrs Woodcock, II
please HI
Ice at Mrs. Woodcock toio now sne'
Ichooll IAN caorer and her husband wa
nd tofaown Market street the nlght q
resent lxullng. She said Kelly passed ~
arch lthe side nearest the curhing. vi
.lhIa hat, smiled, and said Good
dents ing"
.e hall N"NNhat did 81 .,. !.
in the oGrady. i,
AZ. APP with a break In her voice~-ne
q now show Of emotion, she said:
. work. II turned and looked back
-ailable husband, and called to him. som
heavy she said her husband and
of the +hen came up. Her husband ask
,ISid this fellow speak to you
,e cont onswered according to her test
.,s did I" She then heard rel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18

Wood Says Red Policy Should Sl
"''' Be 4Ship Or Shoot J !

psnvsr. colo, De'' \ ~ ttnlted
= eali !. io' se.ns s sounded today .,.,a ~ I
Gsaerai i.so.ess ~ ,lle artress sisn J, J,
nv motto Tor si., sns 's Collins yessr.
e AZ address = F@ss as,,, 81 shoot.
Ssy SsIIsys sha, We should ,ls pan en-. x isA'
on ships =, ,he,r first ssopp'as 49, elst \
and ,s ,aa, l. ' nell We nus, .,s.l sss'sss ~ !
! radical la~s % ds''i ~
ala
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
lhss n y'iIe';; Portland Baseball sldl..1l' tlaS

TON y. Angeles. cal, hi.,Dss pre- producer, ,ts =
!: .s = 7; !: s: s: ::s: :.s:.;:: e: { !:
@ ::.ss !. s:s 81 5ss ! +: Y !;
ss;s'ia ass I s.ss: ;sSss.l 6tiss !. . :
s'ila II Ince-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
PACKERSAGREE
TOLOOSEN GRIP
| ON SIDE LINES
Reached Between
big Five and Attorney Cen
eral to Free Unrelated Prod
ucts from Control Of Group

Washington Dec 1SAn agreement has oeen % resSI- rh
al bv Attorney General Palmer and the big i've Snl
cago packers whereby the latter abandon cOn'r0i =
lated products, it was learned today aa<.vx.
The Arrangement probably viii result IN the depas1
mont Of Justice dropping its antitrust suits agans' 'c
packers it was stated. n. ..v..,,nt the packers
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
!, !. !. ) **aS X
" PEACE TREATY BALLOT


s+,ce the representative tive y peace treaty wlsr @
Following the ari n and signed a. Pai @ covenant TINS w
sarraanv mart 1 being the Leasee many -, On November
also signed aheer M sa Of congs treaty and
sth series OF 10 on o. me to vote tion o.
adopted by the s n ratng resolution necessary for s 80
committee When m @ thirds majority benz s with reseryau1
senate however sraors to iau ~ voted against
to ratify without any res eavar ~, os the people ""
ton on any conditions "ia IN the the WI aotou :,
This is M r representatives H. H. important a ts their
be acted upon ps t,nent this most m s which
TO test pubic ranital asks mouing statements
: % .t,,uaa hv checking that one - - check here
expresses their views - ,ron,ediate rati
! ...,f,.ation but only with az ~
n, only without ai' -
al am opposed to ratification -----
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
ASK PLANS
| FOR REBUILDING Of
! HISTORIC Waller

To Immediately rebuild the Interior
Of waller hall, partially destroyed py
flames early Wednesday morning;
was the action recommended ny eie
salem members of the board OF trus7
tees Of Willamette university at
meeting last night. Architect FRED =.
II.epe will be instructed to prepare
mans for the rehabilitation OF nan any
to secure estimates of the cost Oh iiie
nronosed reconstruction. These plans
ana estimates will be given consider
at;on At a meeting of the boaro prop,
er which will meet in Salem' Noiiu"'
(December %, at l p. M
loss Exceeds Insurance
The total loss occasioned oy VI
f,ra is not thought to be less ina
[ 5000 and some members VI = :, ~
hoard believe that the actuai "ppi l''',.,, 80,
ant of loss will exceed that amour
t. n 4 believed that all insurance ea
.iaa On the building will be pala
m -, - as damage estimates are coi
in pleted. of the $4,000 carrieu ~ =,
re- bnilding s17,5OO is held oy tne m ~
he versity two additional policies ss,,
le- s,nno each being held by tne rii
ON dosian and Websterian sooies'es m
ing tanning halls in the puila'As' "a
cen It is planned to inaugurase as1t,onal ! va
vho ,,aian is ta raise any funds addltlona, s0a
low the pAps insurance that will be neeasT' - !,
an ene - the cost Of repairing the IAN
arm, old, n,d hall but the drive for ianSs anS !
Of olu . Va, ha started until costs anu :,
the yates nUs are at hand to show 'ne =
amount needed. .,e
af- aiii0' Classes to Continue
nen, NJ carl Gregg Doney' presiaeN
the Willamette, l was instructed a. ,.,a
lore v,sht's ! s meeting to make all ,,n,,, ar,n
m to nisns snts necessary for the con.inu' ..a,
nieI,a n me work Of the university s
- the ID destroyed equipments a,,S ,,sIca
.ne .nems e are replaced. The mpsiSs l,','en
III rovtllo tnent will probably be sissm Fm,
parsis a,ary housing in the old ola Up, =
IN porafy sna the chemical division y, y
Urn hall nal.3,ea nad ins in the building former
NkIl aa bv the medical aoa0e"''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
JAPAN NOT PARTY
| 70 AGREEMENT OF
! ! A[LESUPON RUSSIA
n, I'd i. Keea

,,tataa Press staff correspondent
snmao, pee. ls.-~Japan was n"'
!, nsrtv 10 the hands of po,lps ~
= IA "a nuasla agreed upon by uae w,
~ aIlles at the recent unoa'.,'s' a.,,sa
naacc conference here II WIN 'N''' ~
'oeas wv ,,e eontrnry japan Is sseAsae guy,
y" ALAG her forces IN siberia o,a,r ,,,
~, ~ v.a nsre declare that while tnss -,
oiA'a nar.,aud 70 Americas pnhey ~
:" ~, w. sraops In siberia they n'Nil'
lhnte ii 10 desire 70 wa'.n go
""'s " proposal Turned Down ~,
Auhoush the japanese a'Apa1..,,' ''',.ssn !
aaa ,ha conference al "ia'sn
: ''s's"as s.srasa 10 withdraw support ~ ~
. s,s,,s,n VIZ and Molchak and iet she a. ~
/ psiu",m '' aae,aa their ewn fate, u row y. \,
Hiaha "'s ..fused 10 adhere 70 ~
= aecisIon, thereby taeitiy ss'sss ~ ~
- 1anan the rlghs 10 aees"" -"
=, ,,oiley townrd Russia. ..ssA
70 1,ts,elais are deeply m.tlss ~,
y ~ ,,inister churchlIfs recent ~. ~
Of "a a. commons thar Japahs ~
or nNsn' y, ~ M, ave considerable
- y ~ IN being Increased. fete'
ne m ,n"' ~ close @ touch with the ln.sfn,',O' y
". w y ,,,,s,,on an, say they are unanls ~, =
~. - S,s.sana Japan's reason M tos ,ne' a,,rn
w w. . ~ ~, ~ yoreea. save for ne pey
a., !, ,,s saenrlna @ fooshold y s'se',' S,,s.
~ ~ OF S'osas sha, ~ allies attention % o'ss'
,me elsewhere conferences
A.. o,e.r alleged reasons for .s s'ss'
eiIl az V,s me Japanese forces. hys
But n,ss assa a, 90. 900. are fsaFs -, IA NJ
the nnssaa ~ a boiaaevisn' ,i inlo ,,,,,,I !
ali. sp,saa ,,a.,,nptlon Of the a'iaaisis.s'
MIN ns.s,us ssassaee, after chiis,a'''.'
lnga. soni' con Aaria.ie and Turkish !, n, n
ne-- s. shs ersec,ed 70 be disposed y -
Ingiy -, .',,, sIso see the Enfop'4s ,'p rsva
"a so aa,h - definite dss's'en .'saes l
now. a,tea = stand on ihe ps
eson e',s :, sas believed today
Z ~ 0A'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
SOVIET ENVOY !
lSDETA|NEDkT !
ANGEL Island
Se|(-Styled 4 Representative, VI ?
:, ;2,O.OOO,OOO Russians Held
Ry immigration Officials
For Investigation.

can francisco, Dec gio.--V Via''''''''
.oatroff. claiming to represent
- a0o 600 people of soviet Russia and
w. ~ on an important diplomatic mis-
70 washington, is held at Ahgei
siou Immigration station for invesu-
lsl,sn .,an II was learned today py 'he
! United fress :. .;,,ad an the steam
rhina. He was taken to Anger is
snig a. q D. M yesterday. lmmigra.ion'
''lt 'isarities will interrogate MN TODAY.
@u.,,o w. Russian is acting president Oh
in.,+rosoius. an economic organiz--
tie nth a membership OF 2o'ooo'oou'
o,un o'a Enelish name for the Centrosoious
,,tral nv union of the consumers So
cieties. ,,, outlined.
- uochmetroff is allowed to reaeh
x,,as,ineton. he will urge the follow
ing program; ,,oaI,oda AGAINST soviet
Russia 4. AZ foraion inter.
sorence in the working out OF her OWL
Immediate destiny - :,
GIVE Russia liberal financlai as
sistance. j a an ontimisti
yochmetroff issued an op'A'
statement: ,a +,,e oraat rol
u,,icb she will play in the concert
tha worlds states" he SAID. we a.
';ta convinced that Russia VIII IN
eu 9,.no,,oh the present hard times an
,oa,sa of her extraordinary na'ur
osnurces and the great abiiities
l.,,rL of the Russian people she
sonn- recover from the misfortunes
.bo rnropean war and civil STRIFE.
Assembly tQfDecide
ybe constituent assembly ne
o,ared will decide whether hus
snau he established on the moaei
the United States as federative
nnh,ic" whether only broad autoho
,.o,l he given her border ianas,
",ha+bar new principles will be es'
,;sbed along the lines of the prosr
ine social reconstruction !,
uRut for me as Russian CIT
.horo does not exist any division
tween siberia and Russia, ne
clored. go,
,.ae,. said his. statement, that al
tsaatias signed Cat Versailles WI
aaoin discussed and that the ma
the world, which has been re-ui
s,itho,,t the consent of the Ru
people will be again decided up
new world congress.
itNe Russians" he declared
dcep sorrow and sometimes with
nation see the league Of nations
pcrsal,les and other conferences
on Without any participation by
and note that the people VINO are
pathizing with US are under.ah
solve world affairs without the
of our mother country
Russians Want Peace
'The broad masses of the II
people, who I represent, peheN
if the world earnestly desires p'
must recognize that peace canno'
complished without the prese
new Russia"
Intination of Vochmetroff
toward establishment goverhm
seen in the fo1loWing:
eIt is quite clear each natl
has tremendous internal dllilc'
its own to solve and that the OF
{of government have ALREADY
out their life. We are in pr
alteration of all our political
"Bolshevism cannot be enc
blockade or by hunger. Ihe
must be raised. 1t is creatif
masses a distrust of humani'
The Centrosoiuz, according
metroff during 1918 did bl
bic business. 1t is. according
metroff, the greatest coopera
ing institution in the world.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
President Waiting.

Washington, Dec, 1S.-PresfSent
Wilson. is delaying sending his railroad
message to congress, waiting to see
what progress will be made with lhe
Icummins bill this week, it was learned
lauthoritatively today,
1t was forecast that the message
probably would say the railroads vii
mot be turned backto private owner
ship for several months, due to TN
failure of the peace treaty and unset
tied condtiis sresulting therefrom'
definite date for their return, 1t wa
predicted, would not be made.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
TWO KILLED, THREE
HURT AS RESULT Of
| BURSTING SHELLS

:, nae. ts Two men ~
Dover, ~ ~ po'.. ,ans fatally lninf-
sf',a and three pefnapa ~.ssasen III
w N. result OF ms sAp steh ar~
n.st aheiln % . hi@Ss psaea~
ss.s a..'sea ss zoos buildings q -" ,,anags
ss11ss a,aeuai early toaas
ssf'P ..s,mated al si.eeessv''
| Ths ,. ssAs o,,ser Mecofnass, M-s -
4 Pfs@'' .,oe whose tniEh s~s
Mass ~ shmpnel ana wh"
~. Dover hospital. ...,... ~,ho fssA
A aplaies nsA a,,.As bsfsFe H'sassA'
!. aia % egu,s paal Green. neasens ~. ~.
! ana rrivatss bhsssa were serso1s-
= S,suseg ~ yet Unknown
- as@r s, ana sursouneink - II mid
20 sssrtis.i inte ~aksMus''5 n sne afs
~ 80, ~ small exFipNsoA ,errlfi,
II, nAsn, s,,vs minutes sasss ~ s,sAt
len nspn aat the e0nntFssi sios Nar ssvs,
ng BIAS s,. ps ~,asa Windows nsss' ,hrs
" uea F,a ... shs aFasna' ,.hga.
pailss ngas ..,.soua eenttnned - ~. y.
houfs sA p,,ner shells wess ~ -
Ii inei anu .,
III ny iiFs' .,a.,snaA on lissss,@, 800
4" Marines ~,,ays ms navy Rn"s.
Dl iia0Enf4h y ,.lD,ss ont 20 1877 4
. q staaioh" 80 arsenal and -
ited fame ~ ~ - wnssar contFoi. Z.
bat had 'ns =, ~ ssplosien Is sAsa Y. y.
a d Ths i ~ N the rsssasea =,
81 oeesirfsa 4 .~hIeh shp resai.sn.
said iags from ..saa L. buildings Y ~
aler asiiekN ~ rsarsa. The eAasA" y
l. snslS i. naknown.
= al explNlll''He -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18

~. Il X rstaia naAe .s.s sssr.tt.s pes=s.
As,s.a. g. ~ rem wsrs arrested
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18

,.ashlau,en. Der, iss~ a fens'as'as 49,.
aa,s,nu Attorney GenefM 'a,....t
n ssns,ner he has made ~ sKfssass s''.ss...
% ',,,h M rio pauksra % arep 1890 .'ar,.
a.ssn,,ons wln, u,t M provided they ahsnaan CT,
NAN control of allied products. M w, !,
~ ns' ,ntrnduced la congress snafs's' 4
,.,aa unacrntood to-day ..a \.
VA A,,arney General Palmer ea''ea ,s's .a
senators Kenyon ard kendfieh y 'saa, ~.
s'n,,a, ssnu, to-day and explained y .nsas ~ wv
,,p''s wv s,e,.w taken by the aspaf',"sas 1.s'
s.s,h h refsrenoe 10 the packers .sa
wv" .,,a xenarick are authors y w y.
,an,,nT ,on INV packer Legislation fs'mss N N
,.unsa IA make any ssHs"nsh. M ~ ~.
,'.,,,s r,,',sa ~ would recommend ths ~
,s,s,,on but wlld ha would nass !. se
Y l,hlar d say on that ~ toas Z. M, = ,,,e.
~ N. reported settlement ma u'''as /,
~ rhnnee 10 thoroughly ssaas N !
'"r ,so,r,al announcement ma a. ~
IN. 1--WE, packers nave aEfss@ 49,. M.
q "'s ~, .se,v control ~ Industries VIZ.
o. sp.s es n ia meat business W.
H. rsNae this afternoon p ~ .nsasm, s
iai iaAas \, ,ur,Ice according 20 in'as'a' su \
isa nsa' WYNN n Attorney General fa'ms'
flee today
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
Wsaalsr Forecast

Maximum A
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18

Under the agreement the paeSSs
promlse to give up control Of ssesk-
.awy,a ana sueh unrelated prcaNes*
- r,ee. wheat and hrsakfast sccds-
srnav agree further 10 use refrissfa-
IN ea,s only for ahipfnent for mcss
Ana meat preduets, Il was unaefst1'~'
80 Coarts to supervise
psorcx.,ixaiion IL the Maehlnsrs
~ ,ha naekcrs' business tnroska
a,,,eh control of these unrelated pro
snc,s viii be abandoned will tAke ~
fleet under tho supervision q NV 49,
leral courts, II Was said ~.
The pending bills 80 rska'ale - n.
nack,nw industry are 10 ~ presHeu - !.
snl,e ~ the agreement. 4 was 'ess''s,s. =.
sa,.sral changes. however psouAs's
I w,,, ia made with regard 20 'he ~
4 Italis. ~ ..ss,s,a,a ars
!. ,anas,,, mat the agrcement wtli Y
effective In resiurins the eoS' - =
n Inns, ,.....u...,,..ls
= mna nature of the agreement "
Il came known today nnmeue's' ~. ~.
~ 1 conferences hetween Atovney ~. ''
~ svas ra,mes and Senators kenypn ~
y M Y xsndrIck, authors u pending nl'as
~ sssulate tha meat rackink man...
iV- .,a,n,ss.s agreement. " was saias
~. e..,'s,.n,,sh many of the reorKnn.s
fsu ssss ,'r,c ccrs.d III the hlilss Palmer
ave as ~, rs,meatsd that these bills ~ wv
~, I'm, arewn, Il was stated aet'n''e'g I, \
~hs !, Nav understood that some xenms' ''"s
q hold that they should bs psesssS ssss
= assure @ permancncy q ma ss'7'
'oN' ralmer hopes to achieve. =,
% palmer ii expected 70 issue Z. y ~ N
that fann, ,naav outlining iunt y
oan- raa bean accomplished ana Sens CIV
been ,ssnvon @ and Kendrick plah MH'
Of hensos I s,a,esneniA
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-12

Louisiana Swine Breeders Associa
ton will meet on Utility Farm al
Mound, La.
We will have a program that day
on swine topics from the most emf
nent authorities on all breeds of
hogs as well as practicable talks from
hog raisers and the University men.
Dinner will be served on the farm
and we will try to show everyone a
pleasant and profitable time. | had
some difficulty in getting the meet
ing held in North Louisiana. as the
Southern breeders made strong fight
for 1t. So | assured them we wanted
the meeting and l hope all local
farmers, planters and those inter-
ested will be with US that day to
show the visitors we are interested
IN furthering the swine interest.
We cordially invite everyone to be
our guests on that day.
Yours very truly,
UTILITY FARM.
By A. J. Huffman.