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Colonel NewboTne.

colonel NeWDoIne.
In the midst of the merry making
an orderly appeared at the door ana
called for Colonel Newborne. "What
is it," testify inquired the colonel
pulling his Santa Claus beard.
Sergeant Higgins has just brought
in chap in bad shape, sir. Not clean
about the case myself, sir, except that
hes all in and Captain Hester thinks
you ought to look him over. Perhaps
Sergeant Higgins can tell you more
,.Dout il"
"Tell Sergeant Higgins to report at
my office without delay" The colonel
strobe down the corridor toward his
office, impatiently unbuttoning the
conventional Santa Claus coat, which
one of the convalescents, a tailor IN
civil life, had manufactured out of an
old regulation overcoat
whats all this row about, Hig-
gins?" snapped the colonel, ignoring
the sergeants salute in his efforts
to detach his keys from under tbs
heavy folds of the Santa Claus coat
"Don't know it straight, sir, they
only"
"The devil you DON'T" barked the
colonel. "What are you fellows try
J ing to put over? Is this a mystery
/ case you are trying to frame up"
only told me- continued the
sergeant mechanically, chat oul
chaps picked him up on the other side
of the river, sir, where they found him
in the house of an old nut of padre
and"
"Well, why the devil did they seno
him to me, then if he's in such bao
shape? Why didn't they treat him
in one of the field hospitals over there
instead of sending him here all done
in as Higgins says?"
'He was in pretty good shape, SIT
when he started, but"
"In pretty good shape, eh?' 'roareo
the colonel, turning the switch ano
then glowering at the helpless Hig-
gins. "What in the did they
send him to me at all for?"
"But there wa san accident on the
way, about an hour ago, at the curve
this side of Belleville. One Of ou1
trucks ran into the ambulance ant
smashed it into the ditch. The mar
inside got bad bump on his head ane
the truck driver and me wrapped hin
up the best we could and run him il
on the truck"
"A pretty cock-and-bull story t.
spring on Christmas Eve night,
grumbled the colonel, picking up hi
fspectacle case from the desk. "Let's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-01-15
NIGHT THOUGHTS.

What are those sentiments that hold
US,
In the fast receding past?
What magic bow touches our heart
strings,
Sometimes bound so fast,
With those strange, tiny cords,
That hold us in their grip,
And exert restraint in the softening
heart,
Keeping emotion from the lips?
Where is the mysterious realm of re-
membrance,
Located with its court?
Who knows the extent of it's changing
boundaries,
Can trace it's spasmodic course,
By following the stream to it's tor
tuous end,
Finding the kingdom there?
And how does the brave, intrepid
traveller,
At his journeys end fare?
Oh, curious is the mind of mortal man,
A great complex riddle;
It is ever grasping in far-flung fields,
For things trivial and little;
While in the UNEMPLOYED regions close
at hand,
Great truths may be found,
Which, with the feet of ignorance and
bigotry,
Are carelessly trampled down.. Fl
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12
naldova zapovidala mu dali

naldova zapovidala mu daldl
tazani.
"Ano, Lyndhurst muze miti
pouze jednoho pana".
"Pravda. Jednal jste zcela
lobre. Nuze, Jeffrys, povlm
vam, co mne privedlo sem.
Snad Sc mi vysmejete, kdyz
vam reknu, re potfebuji vaSich
siuzeb".
"Musel by to byti Spatny
chap, ktery by Sc vysmal YAM,
sire Williame".
"Ha. Dekuji YAM. V tom o.
hledu jste sc nezmenil. Ale ia
mel byti skutecne tim prvnim,
ktery vas mel pfiiit uvita. Ale,
jak jsem pravil, nevedel jsem
9 tom az dnes. A byla to ma
potreba, ktera mne sem prive-
dla. Byl jsem stizen nestestim.
Cast bane sc sesula nasledkem
explose a asi tucet mych lidi
bylo pohrbeno pod ssutinami.
Povidalo Sc, ze JSte byl V uhel-
nFch dolech V Americe, a iezto
Y takovych vecich jsou Anne
rikani mad Mani, nekteri z
mych lidi, kteri Sc dozv9deli
@ vasem navratu, radili mi, a.
bych vas pozadal o vypomoc.
Vase zkuSenost musi miti veil
hou cenu".
"Ztravil jsem jisty cas- V u.
helnych dolech, sire Villa
me-, odvetil Donald, "a mohu
!! yam We vasi nynejsi nesnaz
! romoci, ucinim to s radostl".
"Dekuji vam. Nevime 81 ra
dy. Kazdy, kdo neco o tom vi
bud ztratil hlavu nebo byl po
h*ben pod ssutinami. Muz
jSou .iako zcny, behalf sen
tam, beduji a nic nedelaji. j;
sam nevim, iak pctiti".
"To je smutne", pravil Do
nald, "a vyzaduje to okamzi
tou vypomoc. Pujdu S vami d'
dolu a uvidim, co Sc da delati''
Ma Stesti hodil Sc kun Bill,
Marstersa Donaldovi a stal n,
nj V staji.
"Johne", zvolal Donald, 80
| sodlejte hned kon6. Pojedu q
sirem Williamem".
John brzy oSedlal kon6
Donald a sir William special
k mistu nest6sti.
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"Bndeme zde aiti klidne

pOHOQlIle neJaky cas- pTaVii
Donald, "bez dalsich oprav.
Pozdeji koupim nejake kone".
"Dovolte, pane, kone bych
potreboval hned, nebot' neni
TO pohodlne choditi do mesta
L esky".
well, snad mate pravdu",
prapil Donald. "Vite-li neja-
KEN dobrem koni, ktery by sc
| dal LEVINE koupiti, muzete pro
nej jiti".
"Ano, pane, to ucinlm. Vim,
kdo ma velmi dobreho kone na
prodej. Je to Billy Masters.
Reknu Billymu, ably no sem
Ultra pfivedl".
"Velmi dobre :"
"V pofadku".
Donald pustil sc do vzdela-
vani.a opravovani Lyndhurstu
chuti a opravdovJm zajmem.
Tim zamestnaval svou mysl,.
tax ze nemel cas- mysliti ma
bezpravi ma mem spachanem.
Ale vzdor tomu stravil mnoho
hodin myslenim ma matku, Sc
stru, Helenu Carringtonovu a
Davida Grahama. Co asi della
il? Jak Sc Jim dari? Je uz po
stavce? Vsecky tyto veci plnily
jeho mysl, ale vzdor tomu byl
klidny zevnitf vesely iako by
byl skutetne Tom Jeffrysem.
Den co den vychazel ven Sc
starym zahradnikem Johnem n
daval mu rozkazy, kde Sc iaka
prace ma konati.
Ma Woldhamske silnici bylo
mnoho krasnych statku, a Do
nald, co vrativsi Sc mattel
| Lyndhurstu, byl ode vSech SOU
sedu vfele vitan a prokazova-
ia mu takova pocta, re jej ne
kdy az mrzela a on Sc styd6l
"a ulohu, kterou hral. Mnoho
sousedu jej navStivilo, ,kteri mu
Ivysiovili svou radost mad tim,
| re sc zbavili neoblibeneho il
ma Jeffryse.
| Jednoho dine pracovali Do
ralt. a John nedaleho domu,
. kdyz nejaky muz prijizd6l na
soni DO Woidhamslle silnici 2
@atCtil do vrat Lyndhurstu
Byi tC krasny muz vCienskehC
vzezfeni a iel lchce no peknen-
. >.!nem mi.
Iamto pfichazi nejaky ci.
z:nec, Johne", pravil Donald
, "Je to nekdo, koho jsem dosud
nevidel. Kdo je to-"
"To je sir William Putney
pane, bohaty mattel uhelnycF
oolh. On ie nejvetsim bohaten
, Y tomto okoli. Je velmi bohaty
Vzdyt' jste znal sira Williama
| pane.
"Zapomn6l jsem ma neho"
pravil Donald, klidne ida host
vstrlc.
"Ah, Jeffrys" zvolal sil
William, seskoGiv kone a DO
davaje Donaldovi ruku. TIES
mne, re jste donna n rad vidim
* Sc zde pocina opet jevit ne
jaka znamka zivota. Tento sta
ry statek lezel mnoho let la
dem a nikdo Sc 0 n6i ncstaral
. Proslnl IA odpusteni. &c jsen
, nepfiscl uvitati vas drive. Pri
Gina toho ic, re jscm byl veil
&C zameStnan a ncspatril jSen
| nlkoho, kdo by mne byl zpra
vii vasem navratu az dnes
rano. Vstal pry .istc Z mrtvych
: EoYidaji zde. Co to bylo, Ia
Zrak nebo mylka?"
"Posledni. Zprava mt
smrti bvla rozhlasovana pre-
rriGinu, ktera mohla Spatn(
: snGsti svetlo pravdy. A kdy5
: Sc jcdnou dostala ven, nikdc
ncdbal to, ably Sc prcsv6d
| ell, zdali Jest pravdiva mel
/ ncni".
: "N6ktcri q mas litoNali va,
vcllcc", pravil sir Putney.
HIlo l,1ii tn ,-Sn l. ~, ol ,a m,
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XXXIV.

Naslcduiiciho dine sebral
Jim Jeffrys sve v6ci a odeSel 2
Iyndnurstu. Donald nev6noval
Inu dele zadne pozornosti. To-
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ncdovolovaly zadny dalsi pra-
te,sky pomer.
Nez jim odesel, Easel k Do
na.Gori do knihovny a tazal Sc
2aiostne:
"NernaS pro mne ami sioTa,
Tome, nez Sc rozejdeme?"
"Pouze toto", odv9til Do
rald. "Nebudu tx sledovati.
Mimo Anglii jsi V bezpeci. Vra
tis-h sc, postara sc o tebe "a
kon".
"Nevratim &C. Cd tohoto dne
isem poutnlkem po zemi".
Uciniv Jimem, co povazo-
val Ia spravedlive vuti nemu i
Tomovi Jeffrysovi, premyslel
Donald, co ma sam pociti. Nei
drive mu napadlo, ahy Sc vratil
do Domersetu, navstivil matku
{, sestru, pax opet ma sc wal
Sat kneze a vymenil 81 misto S
Tom JeffrySem, abv tento
mohl Sc vratiti do Apglic a u
.inouti sc sv6ho maietku. Ale
iak sc to muze skonciti? Do
nald nevcdel o tom, CO SC sta
10 od te dolby, CO opustil veze-
nj. Nevedel, zdali bylo vzbu-
2eno n6jake podezreni. Prove
! deni umyslu jeho bylo velmi ne
bezpecne. Kdyby byl prozra-
zen, nejen on, nybrz i Jeffrys,
Graham Helena Carringto-
nova byli by uv6zneni. Ami do
Pittsburgh nemohl iiti na-
vStiviti Toma Jeffryse, nebot'
tim by mohl pokaziti ySe, CO
Graham dosud vykonal pri-
1e5ti ie vSecky do neprijemno-
sti.
! Neosmtlil sc ami Grahamovi
ps4ti co vynaSel. LyndhurSt
potreboval dozoru zdalo sc
mu byti nejprospesnejsim, IL
BY tax zustala opatroval MAZE
TEX Toma Jeffryse.
Prvni, echo bylo neiylcc trc
ba, bylo opatreni hospodyn3.
PAX zahradnika. a6 bylo iiz
pozd6 ma praci venku.
Ably 81 zaopatiil sluzebniky y
oobreho karaktcru. odebral sc
Donald k lekafi. ktery osetro.
val Jima a pfednesl mu svou
"a dost.
''Rozumim dobre", pravil le.
kaf. "Chccte starsl hospodyni
spolehliveho zahradnfka.Jak
ty Sc vam hodil manzel mar
zelkou?"
ITO 81 prav6 pfeji", pravil
Donald. Gale kde takove lid
naleznu?"
J "Znam takovv parek. Vidin
jo caste. Starry ten muz miva
.nekdy zachvat revmatismu q
nckdy musi ulchnout. Ale it
poctivy a to je CO nojyicc po
trebujetc".
] "PoSlu YAM .ie. Promluvin
mimi jeSte dnes".
"Dekuji vam, doktore, budu
to povazovat "a velkou laska
yost vaSi strany".
Takto ziednal Donald po
mocnika pro Lyndhurst.
! Statek Lyndhurst byl krasn;
maietek, ale Jim Jeffrys ne
chal jei velice spustnouti. Ne
bylo zde koni ami dobytka
Edalo sc, &c Jim bvl nestalyn
poutnlkem a do Lyndhurstl
lrichazel .cn n6kdv a nikd'
, sc OH nestaral. Donald zvcdc
od zahradnika, &c veskery do
bytek byl prodan hncd pl
smrti starcho Jeffryse.
''Ten vas otec byl spatny
, hospodar, racte odpustiti'', prs
vii zahradnik. "Kazdy zde Tito
val, re jste zemfel, pane. Nj
!: kdo nemel rad Jima. Zdalo Sc
]ako by 20 vasem odchodu dc
vasehO otce sam d'abel vlezl
A kdvz uslysel vaSi smrti
muj boze, jak proklinal. Ano
panc.''
Donald DrOVe1I etarcc y,
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cd 8. w. Hopkinse,

GESEl JSSlil Do NiiuPS ihHS
podobnymi", prayil Jim, NE
Etefi Mich potrebovali peni-
ze, byli ochotni "a nc cokoliv
uciniti. Najal jsem diva, aby te
zabili".
Donald Sc lekl mad timto
priznanim.
"Ano, Tome. Najal jsem diva
chlapy, ably te zabili. Byli jsme
hornickych krajinach Penn
sylvanie, vzdyt' Wis. kde to by
10. Tam jsem ucinil tn smlou-
WI. Byla to hanebnost, Tome.
Ale ia byl V kaluzi neresti ne
mohl jsem 81 pomoci. Oni Sill
bill, ze te odstraneji, Tome, a
"a n6kolik dnu pravili, ze Sc
TAX uz stale. Poevdcli mi, jak
te nasli jedne temne noci V
Pittsburgh ma ullcl a Jeden z
Mich te probodl pozem".
Donald Sc mracil. "A ty isl
mne mel "a mrtveho a byl jsi
rad, pravil.
"Ano, ano. O, nebesa, ne
hned' takto ma mne! Nebcsa
y6di, jaka muka isem od t6 do
by vystal. Nemel jsem poko-
je".
"Ale byli diva, o nichz isl
myslel, re mne zabili?"
"Bylo to podivn6. Nevyhli-
zeli jako obycejni vrahove. Je
den mel jakesi vzd6lani. Ten
to ridil a S MIN jsem uzavrel
smlouvu. On wal ode mne pc
nize".
"Ah. Mnoho-li isl musel "a
rlatit "a zavrazd6ni mne?"
"Tisic liber".
"PamatujeS Sc Ma imena tech
muzu, ktere isl naial?"
"Ano. Jeden Sc imenovaI
Tanning a druhy Clark.
Tu Sc Donald opravdovf
lekl. To bvl snad dukaz, proc
Tanning dychtil po Clarkove
smrti. Tanning byl. neb domni
val Sc byti, ma cest6 k vysokG-
mu spoleGensk6mu postavcni q
isoucnost jineho, ktery znal ie
bo tax strasne tajemstvi, byla
mu stalou prekazkou.
"A cemu to pricltas, re mnl
nezabili?" tazal SO Donald.
"Nemohu Sc domysliti. Wis G
pejakem pokusu?"
"Co vim, to 81 podrzim Pre-
scbe", pravil Donald.
"NemusiS SC diviti, &c jsen
uprchnul, kdyz jsi priSel. Ba
jsem Sc bud tebe nebo tveho
Gucha. Co Sc mnou nyni uci
niS?"
Donald chvilku pfemySlel.
MEL bych te zabit, jak zdt
'ezlS", pravil.
ga vim, ale Tome. drahy
Tome, odpust' mi. Byl .isem 81
leny!"
Mas ten maietek?"
"Ano. Stary napotom brzy
zemrcl a .ia zdcdil tento sta
tex. Ny jsmc zahalili tvui OBJ
raz cernou rouSkou, jako by
chom pro tcbc truchlili, ale by
j. .ismc tomu radi".
"Nyni ii povim. co ucinim'
pravil Donald. "Daruji ii 1.-Two
svobodu, ale to ii malo pro
speje. neuciniS-li co ii reknu
Musis lined opustit Anglii /;
rikdy vice Sc nevratit. Musii
byti vyhnancem. Nesmis NIT
Sc mnou prazadne spojeni. j;
ZuStanu zdc. ia ii neodpou
stim, ale isl mIm bratrem a j;
bych ST ncrad poskvrnil ruc'
tvou nccistou krvi. Jak brz,
buGeS moci, musis odejiti. id
TAX daleko od Anglie jak iel
mu2es. Nikdy vice nevkroc n;
puGu tuto. Pakli to uciniS, cd,
>Ziam t6 pravu".
Jim zustal itch chvili. PAX s
srovzdcchem ulchcil a pravil
"Dtkuii ii, Tome. To jes
,epSi nez jsem ocekaval".
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Uhelne dolly sira Williama
Putneye byly .nejrozsahleiSimi
V Anglii. Nektere z nich mely
iehkou komunikaci S povrchem
proStfednictyim naklonene dra
by vedouci do vrchu, V nemz
hyla lila uhelna. Ale nektere
tasti mohly byti dosazeny po-
moci hlubokych, kolmych Sa-
chet, do kterych byly pouste-
rs a vytahoyany kary pomoci
Stroju. V tGto dasti uhlodolu
udalo Sc ono nestesti.
Donald yidel mnoho neSt6sti
Y dolech doma, ale nikdy ne
Videl tax uplny zmatek mezi
delniky, ktefi prave pri tako-
>e prilezitosti NELL byti upln6
pri smyslech, ably mohli Ia
chraniti sye nest astnc seudru-
ny. Kdyz priiel sc SIREN Will
liamem IA misto nestesti, shlc
dial STAY v6ci takovym, ktery
CmlouVal Zoufalstvl sira Wilt
ANA. Muzi a zeny staly zdc We
skupinach, plakali, narlkali a
iomill rukama volaiice imena
tech, jez byli pohrbeni a plaka
ice mad dctmi otcu domn6lc
ztracenych. Nekteri, odhodla-
hi X dilu zachrany, ale nema-
Jlce potrebnych k tomu schop-
nosti, davali rozkazy bez W.
znamu, kter6 nikdo neposlou-
Chal. TlacAi Sc kolem sira Will
llama a hulakali nan sta oti-
eek.
"Zde ie hornicky znaIcc",
rraVll. "On provezme vclcni.
Jcho autorita jest uplna a
platna. Jeffrys, davam vam
plnou moe jednati jak ga do
orc uznate".
AT Sc Z toho mista nehnu,
zdali Tom Jeffrys neystal z
mrtvych", pravil jeden z mu-
IN. hlede prekvapene Ma Do
nadia.
"kde JIG Tom Jeffrys?" IT,
zal Sc druhy.
ITO je on. Coz no nevidlS?"
"On je hornickym zna!cem,
ty blazne", pravil jiny Y rozci-
n1rtcv. ale On byl zatim V Ha-
nlerice a studoval tam vedu".
Pokracovani.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
Hsrs's Tip on Way
To Uss Hass,n,s,

Care IN the uss Of the msehinist's
hanmaF. which forms . part OF the
tool sauipmsnt OF every automobile.
u one OF the fist thinss the amateur
autoaobils repair maa must learn
vAsa veskiAS arosAd the sasine.
says Q writer IN the current Issue
of American Aoeosist. With this ham.
msr hs eaa DO more damage IN .
moment than . good man can repair
In . week. His first inclination q to
uss this form Of psssuasion on any
aad svssy Fsfraetory part. and this
10 . desire which should be over
come.
Not only should the hammer itself
not be used on any metal parts with
out the Intervention Of a block OF
wood to protect the surface. but care
must be exercised to avoid hitting
the other parts through the inaccur-
acy Of aim that distinguishes the
unskilled wielder OF this tool,
A poorly aimed blow that misses
It's target and lands on one Of the
valve push rods or similarly vulner-
able parts with any degree OF force
is apt to cause trouble of an expen-
sive nature.
II Ia a good thing for the novice
to be sparing In the use OF his ham,
mer M cure-all. Do not resort to
II unnecessarily, and do not use
sledge-hammer blow where a light
tap will do the work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30

along with sedan that cost $4,000
a 5000 roadster and . $500 tour.
Ing car.
Viola Dana has sedan and tour
Ing car. for which she Ia credited
with having paid $4,000 and $1,000,
respectively.
Pauline Frederick has 500
truck and an $4,000 touring car.
6ome Built % Order
Some Of these cars we're built to
order TO 1T elaborate fancies Of the
owners, and when II comes to extras
--pslaces on wheels are what some
Of these bright stan IN The movie
Sirmamen< are driving arouad.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
Paige Moandts
PikSs Peak
tConunued from pass -

to wait three quarters Of On hour
because Of q break down 81 the COG
Locomotive which haA' jusl preceded
u.
No accidents Of any kina were suf.
feSed b. the cor. Some Of The grades
were Travelled In intermediate 1t .
sDeed Of Is miles an Aopv. On the
stsspsst grades the car nseuntsd at
. rate Of On miles A. AsuS In low.
Not over . sailes aA1ke hsll of va
ssr vas sseA % ~ ~ ~ i
~ Paige AssesaAsi by tAs way
Of the asto highVay, tAus Ming the
first e, 70 naAe tAs Pshts Peat
Ioiioviss this tssl, ~ ar wss
driven from Piksa Pest - Dsnvsr.
themes 70 Chicago aAd Dstssos. show.
Ing no indication o. ~ terrific
strain 70 vhssh II had bspA subjsct'
"a. jF'.
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MOVIE STARS
ARE AUTO FANS

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AUTOS IN GERMANY
STILL USING IRON TIRES

BERLIN, Oct. S0.-The price Of
rubber tires still puts them beyond
the means Of most local motorists. 10
the Iron rim still 70 very much In
vogue. Some Of the more prosper
Gus citisens use thin coating Of rub
ber shout the rim OF their machines.
but few even indulge In this luxury.
Thb method. In addition to being
more expensive. 10 not proving sat
isfactory. for even ordinary rubber
10 scarce. and that which II used for
tires Yves never intended to stand
such wear and tear. E
The taxicab drivers appear to be
content with the plain iron rim
or steel spring wheel of war days.
though II 10 safe to say the taxi
cab patrons take an entirely differ
snt view Of the matter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
LINCOLN HIGHWAY OJuDn
10 BD RAADY IN RnlN0

DETROIT. tNicA.) 0et.l 3o.-Ths
fourth edition Of the official soaA
guide Of the Lincoln highway will
b offered to the motoring pubIie
early In the spring Of 1921. The work
Of compiling data for the new guide
ha salready besn started ct the Of
fees Of the Lincoln highway assoe-
iatloa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
ToUals ON THE HORSE

Sign IN q casting directors office
reads:
"WANT1D--Nsa to ride horses
With 'Nake-up',"
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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-06-11

flat rejection of the League as well
as Endorsement of government own
ership of railroads and other pro-
posals which the convention hooted
as socialistic. The minority report
went down under a virtual land
slide of Noes
Plank On Ireland Omitted
The platform omitted all refer
ence to Ireland, the planks proposed
by Irish sympathizers being lost
before the subcommittee. Senator
William f. Borah of Idaho. and
Louis Coolidge of Massachusetts. Of
fered a moderate plank and led the
unsuccessful fight. Judge Wallace
McGamont. of Oregon, whose an
nouncement that he would vote for
Wood for the Presidential nomina-
tion made breach In the other
wise solid Oregon delegation for
Johnson and provoked hard fight
in the credentials committee over
his legibility for a seat in the con-
vention, was one of the opposing
leaders to Borah and Coolidge.
The League of Nations plank elicit
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-06-11

ed favorable comment today from
virtually al! Presidential candidates
as well as party leaders of generally
widely divergent views.
Senator Miles Poindexter of Wash
ington said:
The plank means that the Re-
publican party must and will stand
the sovereign powers of this nation
and the people will not compromise
on matters of principle.
Wood Adds Paens of Praise
Gen. Wood declared;
The platform is really more than
ed foundation upon which to base
an appeal to the intelligence of the
people. The Geclara tions are such
that all Republican candidates can
wholeheartedly support them
Gov. William g. Sproule said:
Il am in entire accord with the
platform"
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler de-
clared the platform insures the par
tvs fullest strength and is an in
dorsement of the conservative pol
icy"
Senator Johnson, when asked if
he desired to amplify his statement
of yesterday approving the plank,
said:
1T is absolutely the justification
of everything this little band of
Senators (the ''irreconciliables'D has
done at Washington.
Borah Approves League
Senator Borah declared 1t estab-
lished the three great principles
for which the Irreconciliables con-
tended, namely: Omission of any
pledge for ratification of the pend
ing League covenant and commen-
dation of the Senate for refusing to
ratify it; insistence on acceptance
without change of the pledges OF
the country to continue the policies
of Washington, Madison and Mon
roe: fulfillment of all international
obligations by establishment of an
International court for promulga-
tion of rules of international law
and conduct He also pointed out
that il suggests future wars be
made impossible by establishment
of laws and agreements whereby all
international controversies would be
settled by international agreement
but makes no mention of disarma-
ment.
The platform as finally perfect
ed by the subcommittee late yes
terday included an industrial rela-
tions plank which indorsed the
Cummins- Esch anti-strike legisla-
tion for settlement of public utility
strikes. The tentative draft an
nounced earlier omitted direct ref
erence to anti-strike laws.