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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
Feed and Grain Prices
for Seattle Delivery.

SEATTLE. WASH. Aug. 27.-City
delivery: Fced-scratch feed. sS7:
feed wheat, $92;all grain chop $77;
oats, $75; sprouting oats. $7S; rolled
oats. $79: whole corn. $S1; cracked
corn. $50; rolled barley. $7O; clipped
barley, $75.
Hay-Alfalfa, $32 per ton: double
compressed alfalfa, s36; do. timothy.
$42 ;castern Washington mixed, $36.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27

Loss OF Appetite Is commonly grad
ual; and dish after another is set aside.
II is one OF the first indications that
the system is running down and there
is nothing else so good for It as Hoods
Sarsaparilla the best OF all tonIcs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27

Prices in the sheep alleys remained
unchanged, with fairly good demand
for choice lambs. Overnight run was
about normal
General sheep and lamb range:
Prime lambs .........$ 5000 1000
Cuu lambs .. 5000 100
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27

offered. Greasy. marinos and . fine
cross-brecds were active and five per
cent and 10 per cent dcarcr.
!, Mediums and Interiors were irregu-
lar in the. buyers favor. s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27

Bartlettc pears arc scarce in Pen
d!eton markets. They retail for $3.50
box. 4sI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Severe Storm S,veeping
Eastern Part of Nation
Cripples Train Service

eastern seaboaris from the snow
storms an dthc high winds which
have held that portion 90 thr country
In their grin since "Wednesday
The storm area has swung 10 the
north. it wa stated. and tonight had
reached ~. Nrw Fuelrnd coast II
has stopped showing IN the southern
group OF middle Atlantic states and a
surc,asc some time tomorrow was
predicted from most Of New Nork
Tho bureaus fnr caster said t might
BE- tomorrow n.ght before New Eng
lander could begin 10 shovel snow
with assurance thar their lahors
would not o. 'n vain.
Clear Nraihrr Forecast
Rut with tbc sNccrtion ~ New
England. prospects we're that iomor.
ruwwcul q bring clearing ueathers.
Temperature throughout tie
storm area will remain about the
same. slightly hcloE freeing for the
most part
The Ohio valley from which the
better weather O. coming viii with
exception of q few scattering snow
flurrics. 10 enioy moderate tcmpera-
turcs and fair weather.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
SAYS STRINGENT
LEGISLATION WILL
NOT CURB REDS
y. Y. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
MAKES STATEMENT BE-
FORE INVESTIGATION

~ isso.i-'si prr--
WASHINGTON. Fob. C.-strlEg-
cnt laws and strict enforcement OF
them will not curb radicalism but
education must walk hand In hand
with law. Charles ID. Newton. attor-
ney general OF New York told the
house Judiciary committee which In
considering anli-seditlon eidea,ion.
Though differing with tbs New
YORK. Attorney general In the extent
lnn seriousness Of the radical move
mea's. Francis Kane. charged as DIR.
iric, attorney for eastern Pennsyi-
van u. because he differed with the
department NJ justice In iis cam
paipn against the red" agr reed that
education was needed because many
members OF the communist. labor
and other radical parties were ignor-
ed OF the purpose Of the organizations
and signed membership cards under
false assumptions.
Former district attorney Kane told
the committee he saw no menace
to the country whatever In the way
OF radicalism. much Of that which Is
said and written ON the subject he
INK mere bunk "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
SOUTHERN BANKERS
URGE LIMITATION
OF BOARD POWERS
INNrGJIATE MOvEMENT TO
IEGE AMENDMENT To IEp-
EHtI RiSERtE act
MEET IN NEW ORLEANS
Representative From - States
Propose io Fight order That
Eliminates COLLECTION af ~.
change on Remiiianccs

ey Associated rrsss
NEW ORLEANS. la. Feb. G.
Bankers Of eleven states. numbering
lsa. ~ a meeting here today inau-
guratcd nation idr muy em.nt a.
bring about passage Of an amendment
Ia the federal reserve act to Hiatt the
powers Of the federal reserve board.
The bankers. representing tho
state banking associations NJ thr
states comprising the sixth federal
reserve district. propose chiefly to
serve board to all banks tn make re-
serve board To- all hank. to make
miitances Ia the federal reserve bank
Of the district a: par. eliminating col
lection OF exchange. The action Oi
the federal reserve board was bitterly
debated. T"legrams from the bank
Ing associations in the district not
represented we're received expressing
approval with the proposal.
Bankers also were present from
Texas. Kansas. oklahoma aud Ar
kansas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
PLANS BY WHICH CAMPAIGN
Will Be CONDUCTED TO Be
ANNOUNCED
RY TIE AssociATEp PRESS

WASHINGTON. Feb 6--Dcine plans for the frs, nation
wide aggressive political campaign by organized labor control
congress and elect friendly ona officials have
made by the American Federation OF Labor and
will be announced The fight labor officials declared today
will be bipartisan and will be launched the coming presidential
campaign.
Organization details have been formulated by committee
posed OF the executive council and department presidents OF the
federation which has been session here days Samuel Comp
president OF the federation said tonight that explanation
of the movomen, would be made public
The committee formulating plans appointed by Mr.. Comp
accordance with instructions the general labor conference
held here last December put into effect the declaration OF
principles adopted at that time. r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
ORGANIZED LABOR Will WAGE fight TO CONTROL CONGRESS
Democrats viii Accept Lodge Plan, Is Belief
French Cabinet
Given Confidence
Vote By Deputies

Nv Associated rrc.A
PARIS. Feb. G.-The chamber Of
deputies voted confidence In the cab
inot today upon an Interpolation
with regard TO It's foreign policy The
vote was ilS 10 GS. Premier Miller.
aud asserted that the government was
determined 10 execute vigorously
and fully the peac" treaty aud serve
notice upon Germany that 'all thnt
she owe" We viii exact 4"
The premier said he considered
that The G"rmans had flagrantly
failed Ia execute the delivery of coal.
which was most important IA France.
while burning more coal than The
French Ia warm themselves.
VI Millerand declared he regretted
that the United states had not yet
ratified the treaty. but remarked
that the reparaiions commission war
iuncii0nlng aud 1--WE have no dis
quiotudc concerning the final decl-
sion of the United States"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
rrgr WORKERS 10 Organize

The editorial declares that there
'honld be NJ least 20o workers and
farmers In congress. instead OF the
lawyers. the bankers. the trust ba-
-ons and the mine onerators." now
holding seats
Labor end tho farmer have Tho
vote the editorial savs 'Thev only
need 10 mobilize 'hese votes for re-
suits. They should herin 20 orgsn'ye
now. II will be too late after the
primaries close. And there never
was greater reason for such n union
srd for such action than now" Z"
The editorial condemns the return
~ 'he railroads 20 private ownership.
uulv~,ial TRIMMING. Intervention in
WaV'cn. an,i-s'rlke gislailon and ~
80 wsllen and sadi'lon law" Prlvi-
lere. n saws. wants ian attorney ger
oral ~ iis own choosing. so u ran
~ tn1en in ipii' for oven discussing
'he right 90 strike"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Reduction In Federal
Expenditures Urged
BY Wyoming Member

~ Assnriaud prcs
WASHINGTON. Feb sharp
reduction In governmental expendi-
tur.s was urged IN the house today
hy Representative Mondell. Wyom-
ing. the Republican leader.
THE shadow OF the deplorable
financial conditions of Europe H.
thrown across our country with ever
Increasing Dortent Of danger" Mr..
Mondell said.
ours is the only great CONNER
cial nation that remains On specie
basis and the constantly decreasing x
values Of European currencies, re-
'lccied In the rate exchange. cur
falling exports aud rendering daily
more doubtful the value of enormous
values of European securities and
credits held by our people warn ua
to trim our sails. To economic. Ia
save. aud II IL essential that the fed
oral government set a good exam
Die in this regard"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

y Associated prrs-
WASHINGTON. Feb 6.-Seyere
storms. raging over practically the
entire eastern half Of the United
states have cnt seriously into opera
tion of the railroads. Director Cen
eral Hines reported tonight. Trains
we're running hate on nearly every di-
vision east of tho Mississippi river.
Cossi wise shipping. q necessary link
storms aud the hish winds which
was demoulircj. traffic being com
plctely tie dup In some instances.
Many EMPLOYEES ~
These conditions. ~ Hines said.
have been further complicated hy the
row would bring clearing weather.
cmplovcs The New York central
lines alone reported TODAY over 2.eo0
cmuloycs ~ with the disease.
Directors Hardin ~ the eastern
region and Baldwin 81 the Allegheny
region were numbered among the m
flucna victims.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Senate Will Extend
Naval Awards Probe

Sp~cisl to The News
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Senatc
investigation Of the awarding of
naval war decorations will he extend
ed to permit Rear Admiral Sims
again to appear before the investi-
eating committee Secretary Dan
icls may be granted an opportunity
To answer any new testimony that
might be- brought by Admiral Sims.
Chairman Hale OF the committee an
rounced today that Admiarl Sims
would be called to appear probably
next Tuesday to answer charges made
by Secretary Daniels I'm hts testi-
mony. Democratic members Of the
committee declared that u Admiral
Sims gives any new testimony they
would request that Secretary Daniels
be allowed TO make rcbuttal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
STEAMER AGROUND
IN FURIOUS STORM
Is WASHED ON SAND mn ny
STRONG GiIE-i0t rEI-
sons ABOARD

ny Associated fu-s.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-washcd d,
towrring waves driven in from the
Atlantic By northcasicrly gale,
leaking. and her wireless all hut cut
of commission. the old Dominion line
passenger steamer Princess Anne l.
lying an sand reef near Rockawa,
Point.
On hoard are .: passengers Who
left Norfolk yesterday for New York
and % crrw ~ 80. Half u doien orcan
tugs supplemented by coast guards
life savers tonight werr cndca,oring
o. effect their rescue In the face "i
u storm which observers declared
~ the worst of many years.
The Princess Anne went aground
early today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
INFLiENZh CASES IN
ApkANStS INCREASE

IlTTLEKOCK. Fob. q. The
largest daily increas" iu the number
ut influenza eases in the state wd4
rcpirted tonight by the state board af
h'ilth. The figlscs show t.20o new
eases In the state and i5i additional
cases in LiulcrOck.
There were siX deaths from the d.
sease here today. Quarantine regala-
tions closing the schools. church"s
and pail places ot amusement are IN
full effect In Littlcrock Similar
regulations have been puj into effect
N Pine Bluif. Ft smith and Para.
gould.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Railway Conference
Over Wages Fails
To Reach Agreement

~ Hari1f,ti Ir.s.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Repres-
ontaliyes of the Union Railroad
worker and officials of the railroad
administration we're unable 10 com
plote their negotiations on demands
today as spokesmen for both sides
had indicated Was probable. Direc-
'or General Hines was not prepared
to lay h,s new proposition before the
union heads an dthe conference ad-
ionrncd after brief session to meet
again tomorrow Afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
WOMAN HELD IN ATTIC OF HOME EIGHT
MONTHS BY HUSBAND IN ORDER THAT
HE MIGHT GET CONTROL OF OIL LANDS

ylaini Of the Rirl.wifc.
Mrs. Ilakcr told the officers that
during her imprisonment" she be-.
came u mother AMI that the child
died because the husband had DENIED
"a medical attention. When the wife
waS found aud rescued to-day the
body OF the bah, which had been dead
two hours was lying IN he'd with her.
The charge lodged against the hus.
band T. that of manslaughier througl,
ncglrct IN conr cciion With the death
of the baby.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Fate Takes Hand In Dispute Of Two
Mothers Over Claims To Babies; One
Child Dies Other Seriously Injured

day at Grudy Hospital here. and
Mrs. John c. Garner recently an
nounced that the biue-eyed child
given her was not her own. and
claimed Louise Madeline. Mrs.
Daniel T. Pitiman. 10 whom nurs-
IS al the city Institution gave the
brown-eyed child. contended u was
hers.
Mrs Garner first offered 10 take
both children TO be sure she hna
her oNn aud later sought habeas
corpus proceedings. OF which whi
Ic 81 foI,h tomorrow. n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Attack On Weather
Bureau Is Made
BY Congressmen

by Associated pfsss
WASHINGTON. February G.--At.
tacks on the weather bureau were
made IN the house today by Repre-
sentative Mann. republican. illinois,
andBee. democrat OF Texas.
Frequent errors In the bureau's
forecast last summer. Mr.. Mann said.
led him TO conclude generally that
the weather could not be according 70
predictions. while Mr.. Bee cited ths
death list resulting from the storm
IN 'he gulf last summer as partly due
% lack Of warning by the bureau a.
'o the course OF tho storm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

~ Associated rrsss
ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. 6.-Fate
took q hand today IN the tangled
claims 20 bluc-eyed Mary Elizabeth
and Brown-eyed Louise Madeline.
eight months old babies. over posses
sion of whom two mothers were go
INK 20 court tomorrow. Pneumonia
-laimed Mary Elizabeth. whom
neither claimed. and the other child
fell into an open crate. sustaining
burns on her face that physicians
said might prove fatal or leave n
scar for life.
The children were born the same
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
By Asso, ia,sdPrvs.

OkIMAh. Okla. Ecb. G.-Mrs.
IL tNsic Iiaker, ~ years old. was re-.
haScd from the attic of her home
here to-day by county Officers where
she says shc has been held n pris-
ontr Tor cigh, mcnih> by her hus'
band. whom. she claims. had entered
into u conspiracy with others io get
conirci of valuable oil land Ia the
iicgcs field which she owns. The
husband was arrested to-day on com.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
pNvW MESSENGER DIS
APPEARS WITH BIG HAUL

b CHICAGO. Feb. 6.--George
!. Frnnze. % years old. o bank
! messenger for the Harris Trust
. ani savings Bank. disappeared
) today after leaving the federal
. reserve bank. where he had en-
, changed liberty bonds valued
. AZ ssS.o0o for bonds OF n iarg-
, er denomination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
,.lrrlnIn Rejects suffrarr

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 6.-The
s'a'c senate late tonight adopted
ucsoluiiln rejecting the federal
woman suffrage amandment by q
vote Of 20 TO 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

Representatives in congress whose
records show them unfriendly to
labor. will be- opposed vigorously foi
reelection. and new candidates
hostile TO labor's interests will meol
the same opposition. Every craft at
flliated with the federation will b.
called upon to join In the fight II was
added. and congressional districts
will be canyassed and an army of or
federation will b.. put In the ficld.The
Iteration now claims memborsn.'
OF more than four million.
Campaign Plans
In addition. the campaign will bs
carried into state and local primaries
and elections and an attemp, made
10 obtain governors. judges and leg
islators well disposed toward labor.
Labor leaders explained that while
an effort would he made 10 enlist tho
| support OF farmers. no third party
movement Ia considered advisable
40 attempt 10 reach an agreement
with national farm organization will
he made. but the appeal will be- adj
dressed directly 10 the workers them
selyca. II was stated.
Cooperation sough
The cooperation Of friendly state
and local farm organizations. how
ever. Is hoped for. particularly "
North Dakota. Minnesota and ad-
joining states whore the non-partlEa 4
league has gained hold. asd IA New
York. South Carolina and other
states having strong farmer organi-
| zations
The four big unions. In Washing.
| ton for wage conferences with The
director general. SHE'D M any poll
ilcal discussion when asked today Il
the railroad employees were aligned
with the federation In the coniem-
plated fight Wasren $. stone. chief
of the locomotive engineers. said that
he had ben too busy with other mat
,ers and had talked 20 no one regard
ing the projected scheme.
rrg- Workers to Organize
On the other hana tomorrow's is.
Sue Of Labor" the official organ "
the Plumb plan league. win have ~
Us leading editorial n call 10 "so..
00O. 200 wage earners and farmera'
10 organize nov 10 elect ,ielr quota
Of congressman. = y. wills. chair
wan Of the legislative committee of
'he bro'herhoods. and l.. Y. Sheo-
nard. president of the conductors.
are members ~ the editorial board
= labor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
WEATHER

Forecast: Saturday partly CLOUDY.
little change In temperature.
West Texas: Saturday fair not
much change In temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
10Th PtHTiEs WILL ACCEPT
TENTATIVE hi.tfT. ~
PREDICTION
OUTLOOK MORE \ HOPEFUL
Article Ten and Monroe Doctrine Ser.
tion Arr thiei stumbling iilockS
In Way Of Early Agse..
ment

NAbfilNtON, FtD. G.-The mOul-
fled Lodge reservations agreed ON
tentatively by the recently nban-
doned bipartisan committee most
likely will be- basis On which cOnsi-
deratlon Of the peace treaty will be-
resumed next week In the senate.
Leaders In Conference
Republican leaders after series
OF conferences with their party col
leagues today decided to take the
initiative on the senate floor In sug-
gesting adoption OF the bipartisan
committees notifications OF the
Lodge reservations. Although Il is
expected under the decision that IN,
original republican reservations will
be attached 10 the treaty when II Is
referred 10 the foreign relations CON-
mittee. II is understood Senator
Lodge. OF Massachusetts. the repub-
lican leader. will present the modi-
fled draft as q substitute after the
committee has reported. Definite
decision as TO whether the democrats
these notifications will not be reach
ed. II was said today. until tomor.
rows conference of democratic
friends OF the treaty and perhaps not
then. The general opinion prevailed.
however. that the changes worked
out by the unofficial committee
would prove satisfactory 10 a major
ity OF democratic senator's.
E,pcct Early Agreement
Acceptance Of the bipartisan
notifications by both republicans
and democrats was considered as
likely To narrow differences to few
OF the prominent isucs. In some
quarters II was predicted that agree
ment would he reached without much
delay on all hut two Of the fourteen
reservations.
These two relate 10 article ten ard
the Monroe Doctrine on which repVh-
lican leaders assert their determine
ton 10 accept no modification. whilo
the democrats are equally emphatic
in their declaration that modification
will he necessary II the treaty Is Z
he ratified.
senators Confident
Despite this situation. however.
many senator's on both sides of tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

WASHINGTON. Fch. s.-l.ooklng
out into the middle west weather
bureau officials saw relief FOR the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

What We need In IN senate Is q
Few big guns that kin shoot beyond
m next election. 4 feller likes 4 tell
how cheap he got someihin' an his
wife likes T. boasi about how she got
siung.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
E,pcct Early Agrecmcni
SENATORS Confident

Despite this situation. however.
many senators on both sides of tho
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-10
MARYLAND EDITORS
COMING TOMORROW

Maryland scribes that is the mem
bers OF the Maryland Press Associa-
ton. composed principally of editors
of weekly publications in the State.
will gather at Annapolis tomorrow.
The occasion will be the annual meet
ing Of that organization. and among
the business 10 be transacted will
be the election of officers for the year.
The editors viii gather at Carvel Hall
al / o'clock where luncheon will be
served. The business meeting will
follow. after which the members viii
visit the State House and hold con-
ference with Governor Richie rela-
tive to the State appropriations for
the publication of the Maryland Cen
eral Laws.
Leo NJ. Moore, editor Of the Havre
de Grace Ledger. is president of the
Association.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-10
LAWMAKERS TO DANCE
IN STATE ARMORY
General Assembly BAH To Be
Held On Thursday
Evening
ELABORATE PLANS MADE

The stage is being set for the Gen
erdl Assembly ball to be held in the
Bladen street armory on Thursday
evening, and the function promises to
be one Of the most brilliant Of its kind
ever held in the city Battle flags Of
The Maryland regiments, and palms
and other potted plants Will be the de-
corations. and music for the occasion
viii be furnished BY the Naval Acad-
envy band, under the direction OF Lieut.
Adolph Torovsky, the banGmaster AS
d result Of the activities Of Daniel C.
Joseph. member OF the Baltimore city
delegation in the House of Delegates.
the ball is being planned on a more
elaborate scale than formerly
For a number OF years the General
Assembly balls were one of the out
standing social features OF Annapolis.
and were given annually at the open
ing OF the legislative session In 1888.
however. they We're discontinued. and
it is due to Mr. Joseph's energy that
they have been revived He is now a
member OF the House from the Third
Legislative District oil Baltimore, and
early in the present session intro
duccd a movement calling for the ap-
pointment OF a committee to take
charge OF the arrangements for the
bali He was made chairman OF the
committee
Among those who are expected to
attend are Governor Richie and his
official following, the superintendent
and officers of the Naval Academy,
Maryland's Senators and Representa-
tiyes in Congress. and members Of the
General Assembly A special train OF
the Washington. Baltimore and Anna
polls Electric Railway will leave Bal
timore al 7:15 O'Clock for the con
venience Of the guests and arrange
ments have also been made for a
similar return trip after the ball
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-10
RITCHIE TO PRESENT
BUDGET TOMORROW

Governor Ritchie made the follow
ing statement today:
The budget and the Budget bill
making appropriations for 1921 and
1922 will be ready on Wednesday J
will present them TO the Legislature
on that day. Al the same time ! will
ask the Senate and House to meet in a
joint session to give me the opportun-
ity of explaining in detail the various
provisions Of the budget and the Bud
get bill
The extreme Importance to the
State. during this period of increased
costs. of having budget adequate to
maintain the several departments and
institutions has impelIed me TO pres
ent the budget personally, with my
reasons for the different items it con
tains
'If the Legislature is agreeable to
my suggestion. ] hope to address a
joint meeting~of the Senate and House
at / o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.