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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
TEMPORARY OPERATION.
OF CABLES Agreed TO

WASHINGTON. Dec. i4.-(U. P0
delegates to the world communt-
cation conference today reached
temporary agreement, under which
former German cables will be operat-
ed until such time as permanent
arrangement can be drawn. This
agreement it was said. was satisfac-
tory to the United States. The five
powers represented are said 10 be
unanimous In supporting the settle-
ment. 1t is believed the understand
ing reached provides for joint oper-
alton of the cables. giving the Unit
ed States equal participation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
STAR HALFBACK LOSES
HIS LAST GAME BATTLE

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec 14-(C
PD--Geo. Gipp Notre Dame great
est football player. hailed by coaches
and experts as one of the best half
Backs in the country. lost a game three
weeks fight against losing odds when
he died here early today. Pneumonia
was the cause Of his death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
ARGENTINE WILL NOT
GIVE LEAGUE NOTICE

BuENos AIRES. Dee. 1l.-(A. PD
Argentina will not give notification
OF withdrawal from the league Of ma
tions In accordance with Article one
OF the pact. because she does not con-
sider that Argentina has ever been a
member of the league. the foreign OF
flee told the Associated Press today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
BILLION OUTSTANDING IN
UNPAID TAXES IN j. S.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.--tA PO--
The treasury department estimates
that more than $1,000 100000 are out
standing IN unpaid taxes because the
government IS unable TO audit the re-
turns, sir iaoi"as $, Adams, OF the
treasury staff today told the house
ways and means committee. Because
of the complex nature of the revenue
laws the tax returns FOR 1917 have
not vet been checked UP, he told The
committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
HOG PRICES STRIKE
NEW LOW IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. l4.-~(U. PD-
Hog prices struck new low level here
today when the market declined from
% to so cents with prices quoted from
$3.50 to Sq.l0.
Hogs slumped generally throughout
the middle west as the farmers sold
heavily. The feeling that corn would
so to lower prices influenced the heavy
shipments The slump cstablishednem
lows in several places as compared
with four years ago.
PORTLAND MARKET DOWN.
PORTLAND. Dee li-CA. P
Hogs are lower. at $l0.75a11.25. EGGS
are firm and other markets are steady.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
VOODOOISM FOUND TO
REAP HUMAN Offering

WASHINGTON. Dec 14.--tU, PD--
Noodooism, involving human sacrifice
is pravelent in the island of Haiti says
a report by admiral Knapp. submitted
today to Secretary Daniels who sent
Knapp to investigate conditions in
Haiti "Noodopism is snake worship
Knapp reported, "and in its extreme
sights requires the sacrifice of human
beings, the drinking Of their blood and
the eating of their flesh,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
Wholesale Punishment Of En-
pIoyes and Labor Leaders
Guilty Of Boosting COnStruc-
ton Cost Asked of Congress.
HOUSING SHORTAGE Is
HELD SEVERE MENACE
Committee on Investigation Re-
ports Industry, Health and
Morals Crippled and Offers
Specific Recommendations.

WASHINGTON Dec 14.--(.U. P.1
Wholesale prosecutions OF employees
and labor leaders guilty Of consphing
to increase prices in building trades,
and government supervision OF the
coal industry were urged upon con-
gress today. The recommendations
were made in a report to the senate
by Senator Calder, chairman OF spe-
cial committee on reconstruction and
production, which has been investigat-
ing the housing situation for the past
several months The housing shortage
is menacing Industrial growth and
public health and porals. the report
said.
These recommendations for its cor
rection are made:
Amendment Of the transportation
act to check issuance Of "ex-partey
on the ground that priority
orders BY the interstate commerce
orders so issued bring irregularities IN
the delivery OF building materials.
cause building stagnation and open
for profiteering.
Abolition Of the cost plus contract
system and establishment BY states and
,ities Of trade schools for building ap-
prentices.
Creation Of a federal bureau to
serve as clearing house for the best
snowledges and practices IN construc-
ion work
Revision Of the present tax system
TO- encourage investment in homes and
o grant for limited period tlsx ex-
,mption "a real estate MORTGAGES.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
USE OF HORSE FLESH
AS MEAT ADVOCATED

ST. PAUL. Dec. 14.-tA. PD-The
use OF horse flesh as meat is adyocat-
ed By Professor Anderson. federal
meat Inspector at the South 81. Paul
wards Speaking before a meeting Of
housewives, Anderson declared that
horse steaks are just as good as beef
steaks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
LEAGUE '''..;;.5,. ',,' s.:!::s e. !: Z RY TO
GOVElXIV ALL TRADE IN
ARMS AND MUNITIONS

| GENEVA. Dec. 14.--(A. PD-Tb,
assembly Of tho League of Nations to
day went on record favoring limital
tion by the powers in the next two
years by agreement
GENEVA. Dec. t4.-(A. PD--An
agreement among the powers to put an
end to the growth OF armaments is
contemplated IN the League of Nations
plan for disarmament as presented By
the disarmament comittee today The
council o. the league was asked TO un-
dertake to bring about such an agrees
ment.
Would Enlist Z. S. Aid.
GENEVA. Dec. li.--(By Henry
Wood. T. =. Staff Correspondent -
The League Of Nations through an
ap appeal to al nntions. viii endeavor
20 restrict the trade IL arms and am
munitions Il was decided today.
The disarmament commission declaf
ed that 1t was impossible for the now
ers TO live up to the arms restriction
provisions of the 81. German treaty
when the United states is free 10 man
fracture and sell ammunition. The
authorized the league coun-
ell 10 make every effort to have an
The nations. including the United
states, ratify the arms treaty resfric.
lion convention.
WIN Combat Enlargement.
The delegates declared II would be
m unwarranted hardship on the man
ifacturers in other countries to pro-
iibit their manufacture while the AM
'rican makers extended their COM
nerce In munitions.
The council was asked 10 do every
hing possible 10 bring about disarma-
neiit and TO obtain a complete and
ractical plan for international dis,
rmament. II was decided TO ask all
ailons not to exceed their current
illltary. naval and air budgets in the
ext two years. during which period II
as hoped that the international plan
ould be accepted everywhere
AT the afternoon session the assem-
~ considered methods for clurbing
le opium and white slave traffic
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
GARDNER HIT BY CAR
LEAVES FAMILY OF 10

SEATTLE. Dec. li.--(A PD--
Frank De Marc. market gardner, died
at the city hospital yesterday Of iniurs
les received sunday night when he
was run down by an automobile said
10 have been driven by George NJ. Lots.
who was arrested and released on his
personal reeognizance. De Marco
leaves a widow and nine children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
Rnrah SecI.s Pact

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4--tA. P,l-
a resolution requesting the president
TO open negotiations with Great Britain
and Japan for an agreement to reduce
their naval building programs SO per-
cent in the next five years was intro-
duced in the senate today by Senator
Borah, of Idaho. Secretary Daniels
before the house naval committee op-
posed such "A proposal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
PASSENGER AIRPLANE
CRASHES; -FOUR KILLED

LONDON, Dec 1f.-tA. PA
large passenger airplane leaving for
Paris today with six passengers struck
a tree. burst into flames and crashed
to the ground The pilot, mechanic
and two passengers We're killed and
the other passengers were injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
WHEAT MARKET RISES AGAIN
TODAY; DECEMBER FUTURE IN
CHICAGO ENDING AT $I.7O I-2

Wheat rose again today, December
wheat closing at $t.07 L. after open
ing at Sl,6s while March wheat closed
at $l.65 after opening at $l.6l Ia
December wheat closed yesterday al
$l6S ST, and todaN's opening price
exceeded that figure
Following are the quotations from
Overlook & Cooke local brokers,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
SUGAR PRICES CUT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Lee. l4.-CU
Pl-The wholesale price Of granu-
lated cane sugar was cut from 9 to
s - cents pound today. the Cali
fornia Hawaiian Sugar Company an
nounced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
CHILEAN DELEGATES AT
POINT OF WITHDRAWAL

SANTIAGO, Chile, Dec. l4,--tA, P)
Referring to dispatches from Ge-
neva over the Tacna and africa qnes-
ton, Mcrcurio says it has learned on
high authority that the Chilean dele
CATION carry final instructions TO retire
from the league Of nations assembly
in the event that 1t accepts and studies
the Bolivian and Peruvian petitions
with reference to revision of the trea-
ties of 1882 and 1904 with Chile.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
SENATE VOTE FAVORS
CORPORATIONS REVIVAL

WASHINGToN. Dec. i4.-tA P.D--
Tho senate late yesterday adopted a
resolution direction revival of the war
finance corporation as q measure at-
tording relief to farmers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.--(A. P.l--
Sharp criticism Of the coal industry
accompanied partial report Of the
senate committee on production and
reconstruction and Government activi-
ties to bring about cooperation under
regulation in building construction
Senator Kenyon said the present
methods of producing and distributing
coal is to go on, he for one, as harsh
as the remedy might be, shall favor
taking over the mines. The report
urged that the department OF justice
prosecute wrongdoers among labor
leaders and employers who have cont
bined to force unjustly the high costs
of building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
nEnEARING Is DENIED.

SALEM, Dec. 1.-THE supreme
court today refused Il rehearing for
Lark Evans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14

WAsHINGTDNs DEC. l4.-fUF 2 -
The request Of Secretary Daniels that
congress authorize another three-year
naval building program if the United
States does not enter the league Of
nations will be refused by the house
naval affairs committee, u canvass Of
committee members today showed.
The committee is virtually unanimous
against the secretary's suggestion
They contend that the 1915 naval
program. when completed. will give
the United States the greatest naval
power in the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-14
Holiday in Naval Construction
at Present is Branded Worse
Than Crime by Secretary Be-
fore House Committee.
PROMPT COMPLETION OF
3-YEAR PROGRAM ASKED
Canvass Shows Request to be
Futile and Simultaneous AC-
tion in Senate Moves for f,
Agreements for Reduction.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 14,-(U. P.)--
For the United states to agree witt
two or three nations for holiday
in the naval construction would be q
blunder worse than crime" Secretar,
Daniels today told the house naval af.
! fairs committee. The United Statei
can agree TO such a suspension Of new
construction only when all the ma
tions Of the world agree 10 do likewise,
Daniels asserted.
He strongly urged prompt compile
tion OF the huge three-year building
program Of 1916 and asked for the au-
thorization Of another program calling
for building SIS vessels.
In support Of his belief that the U.
S. coulde not agree with Britain and
Japan to stop building armament, the
secretary quoted figures showing the
first line strength of the three nations
as: United States 46s. 900 tons, Britain
Ss4.500 tons, and Japan s2G 600 tons.
Daniels referred to the fact that an
alliance ex-sls besweep Britain ane
Japan
While Daniels was testifying. sena-
tor Borah introduced in the senate a
resolution requesting the president TO
enter into agreements with Britain ana
Japan TO reduce naval armaments.
Daniels said that recruiting is in
feasing the enlisted strength Of the
navy. going from 10000 TO $50, ,00o
during-the last year.
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The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIc)
WINS FIRST
 VICTORY OF WORLD SERIES

Ebbetts. Field, Brooklyn, Oct. 5- The first game of the 1920 world base ball series between Brooklyn and Cleveland was won by Cleveland with a score of three to one this afternoon. Following was the lineup:
 Cleveland--lf Evan Johnson: 2nd base. Wamb- -Ganss: of Speaker. 1st base, Barnes, If Wood; 3rd base Gar dner: ss Sewell, Catcher. O'Neill: pitcher Covelesllie.
 Brooklyn-rf, Wheat: 2nd. Kilbuff: 1st b. Konetchley; If, Griffith: 3rd b Johnson: s, Olsen: catcher Kruger: pitcher Marauard- Mamaux.
 I-mpires: National League, Henry O'Day, Bill Klem. American League: Thomas Connolly. Bill Dinen. Mam- aux pitched for Brooklyn briefly, fol- lowing Marquard during the latter stages. Both teams had attained their maximum score before the seventh in ming.
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out the game. Cleveland scored it's lone run in the fourth on Speakers double and Wheat's error. which al- lowed Speaker to complete the circuit.
 Brooklyn counted two runs in the first inning on Caldwell. when the In dian hurler walked olson and Sewell. Griffith grounded to White and Meyers followed with a single scoring Olsen and Griffith.
 Mails, Cleveland's sensational southpaw, then took the mound for the visitors and pitched brilliant ball, holding the National Leagu safe while he was on mound. He was re lieved for pinch hitter in eighth. Todays game finishes the first series here. Both teams with regiment of scribes leave tonight on special train for Cleveland where the series opens for a stay of four ga mes. If championship is not decided there. the teams will return here and play the necessary sLmes.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
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Notable Features of the Game

Brooklyn. Oct. 5-Following is the score by innings of the second worlds series game today.
 Innings 1 , 6 Cleveland % o 0 o Q Q 0 Q Brooklyn o l o: Brooklyn 3
 Summary: Two base hits: Wheat, Gardner, Griffith. Speaker. Stolen bases: J. Johnson. Double play: Gardner to O'Neill: w. thomson to o'Neill, Left on bases Cleveland 10. Brooklyn 4. Bases on Balls: of Grimes 1: off Bagby 1. Hits: of Bagby T. in six innings. Uhle none in ? innings. Struck out: By Grimes ?, by Thle 1. Brooklyn. seven hits no errors. Cleve- land seven hits. one error.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
ecLD BANDITS HOLD UP
 CROWDED N. v. RESTAURANT

New York, Oct. 4-Ali the thrills and gun play of Wild West show ac- conEnnied the daring holdup of prominent Lennox Avenue restaurant today. when sixty two men and women were lined up against the wall and wepe relieved by the bandits of money and jewelry valued at eight thousand dollars.
 The alarm was given before the rob- bers had concluded the task of re- lieving their victims and when they started to leave the restaurant lively battle between the bandits and police developed in the street. Many shots were fired on both sides but apparent ly no one was hurt and the outlaws escaped.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
MONDAY (TELEGRAPHlC)
POLES PLAYING HAVOC WITH
 BoLSHEvikI DEFENSE

Warsaw Oct. 4-President Pelsud- ski is personally commanding the Pol ish forces on the Northern front in a great drive which has completely over whelmed the Bolsheviki armies in that section and resulted in the capture or defeat of sixteen Bolsheviki divisions, according to Polish General staff announcement today.
 The statement asserts that the Stans of two Bolsheviki armies, four prlc- tically full divisions, and several bri- gades and regiments have been cap- tured by the Poles during the drive, the total number of prisoners taken being forty three thousand.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
PEASANTS SEEING LANDED
 ESTATES IN SICILY

Rome. Oct. 5-The wave of social ization now running riot among the workers in various parts of Italy has now invaded Sicily. Peasants have seized and occuped nearly all the cul- hundred fields beng so occupied The peasants have taken possesson of twelve more landed and cultivated es- tates durhnG the past twenty four hours, advices received here say.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
Notable Features of The Game

Brooklyn. Oct. 1.-Two base hits. Speaker: left on bases. Cleveland two Brooklyn seven: bases on balls off Caldwell one, off Mails four. off smith two: hits off Caldwell two: off Mails. three. off tple. one: Struck out by Mails. two. by Smith. two. Brooklyn six hits, one error. Cleveland three hits one error.
 Innings 1 ? 3 1 , 6 s3 Cleveland c o 0 1 0 Brooklyn ? 0 Q a o Total runs: Cleveland l. Brooklyn 2.
 The line was as follows: Cleveland--lf Evans: 2nd base Wamb- ganss: of. Speaker; 1st base. Burns; 3rd base Ci.tdrner: If Wood: ss Sewell pitcher M;uils. catcher o'Neill. Brooklyn-ss, Olsen: 3rd base J. Johnson: Of Weiss: If Griffith: If Wheat: cf Meyers: lst base Konetchy; 2nd base l<ildiff: catcher Miller pitcher Smith.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
Soviet Govt in Danger of Complete
 Downfall

London Oct. 4-The complete over- throw of the Russian Soviet govern ment may result from the present tion. This is the forecast in diplo- matic circles here tonight.
 Under pressure from the Poles on the west and Wrangeil in the south, the Bolsheviki armies are reported crumbling rapidly and to all appear ances are in danger of q complete collapse.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
HAYWOOD CONVICTION UPHELD BYu. S. cooURT OF APPEALS

Chicago, Oct 5-The United States Circuit Court of Appeals handed down decision today fully upholding the conviction of William D. Haywood and 93 other Industrial Workers of the World for obStrlicting the draft law in 1918. Haywood and the other I. w. w. were sentenced to various terms in the I.eavenworth Tenitentiary fol- lowing q lengthy and sensational trial.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
GERMAN WAR
 CoNSPiRAToRS RELEASED

LeaVenworth. Kan. Oct. Eek hard von Schaak and Franz von Bopp at one time consul and vice consul for the German imperial government at S.m Francisco and later convicted of violations of American neutrality be- cause ofvarious q ctivities intended to aid Germany in the Great War were released from the federal penitentary here this afternoon aftr compiling their sentences.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
INITIATED u. S., BRITAIN. FRANCE IN ALLIANCE
 AGAINST MEXICO

Mexico City. Oct. 6-Intimattoas that Great Britain and the United States have concluded a treaty az ns. Mexico are contained in q Washirc- ton dispatch to the State office here today.
 II is believed in official circles that tIis treaty if actually effected, may possibly he connected with an agree ment regarding the collection of d,rm- ages from Mexico amounting to S2O, ,O0O. GOO resulting from the various revolutions occurring in Mexico since the downfall of the Diaz regime.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09

spit ball was breaking sharply and he had the Indians well in hand through out.
 Speaker. the Indian pilot, played a star game for the losers making two his team with the willow.
 Grimes got out of q bad hole in the eighth inning, when he walked three men, hut sharp fielding by his team mates kept the Indians from scoring.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
indians outpIay Dodgers in Fast Game

Ebbett's Field, Brooklyn, Oct. > Speakers flashy Cleveland Indians got off to a running start in the World se1irs this Gfte rnoon when they down. ed the Brooklyn Dodgers. three to one in their initial game. with crowd of 23.S94 people looking on.
 The American League champions played the same sensational fighting brand of base ball that carried them to the pennant in the junior major league this season. Stanley CovelesIsie. the Cleveland .hurler pitched superb ball throughout the game, turning back the Brooklyn batsmen in all but one in ming. The Cleveland spit ball artist outpitched Marquard. the veteran southpaw throughout and Brooklyn's hopes orf getting the jump on their rivals by sending left handler against then' went "glimmering." The Speakerites proved that they can win against portside pitching. rega rdless of the fact that their batting array is top heavy with left handed hitters.
 Wonderful fielding by Speaker Smokey Joe" Wood and young Joe Sewell helped Coveleskie in his work against the Brooklyn super batsmen. Both Speaker and Wood made fine running catches in deep territory or balls that would have gone into. extra hase hits. Sewell made a spectacular !urnp catch of line drive from Lambs hat which might have gone for an ex- tra Nase had fl gotten throngh.
 Following is thes core by innings. vnnin-s s45s7 2 rieve'and: :. ..9..o s,o1 oooo ] rs-oal,,yn:. .... 70 % 900 10 Q
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
coMiskEY REIMBURSES SQUARE PLAYERS FOR
 BETTING LOSSES

Chicago. Oct. 4ICOmiskey, owner of the Chicago White Sox, today sent checks for Sl 800 each to the ten mem bcrs of last years team who were not involved in the baseball scandal re- gently exposed by the Grand Jury here.
 The money was sent to reimburse the players for the amount they lost when the White Sox failed to win the 1919 world series.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
Cleveland Team Leaves For Brooklyn
 Tonight

Cleveland. Oct. Iris Speaker. manager of the victorious Cleveland American League team had his men at League Park this morning for q conference. during which he formulat- ed his mode of attack against Brook. lyn in the world series. The team will leave for Brooklyn tonight, accom- panied by many local fans.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
FIRE DEsTRoYEs BIG
 CONVENTION HALL

Tokio Japan. Oct. 5-F'ire today completely destroyed the big hall in which the worlds Sunday school con- vention was to have held its first ses- sion tonight. There were no casual ties.
 The fire resulted from defective electric light wiring and started when scription q anne the light of the Wiorld". were turned on.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-09
WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHIcl
DODGERS EVEN SCORE
 WITH INDIANS

New York. Oct. 6-Speaker's In- dians went down to utter defeat today before the smashing onslaughts of the Dodgers in a game ieplete with bril- liant playing on both sides. Score, Brooklyn 3, Cleveland, 0. Following was the line up.
 Cleveland-lf. Jamison: 2nd base. Wamba sgen. of. Speaker: If. smith: 3rd base. Gardner: 1st bast, B. W. Johnson: ss., Sewell: catcher. O'Neill. pitcher, Bagby.
 Brooklyn-ss.. Olson: 3rd base, J. Johnson: If. Griffith: If. Wheat: of. Meyers; 1st base Konetchy: 2nd base. Kilduff; catcher. Miller: pitcher. Grimes.