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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
400 DROWNED IN
SINKING OF SHIP
IN BAY OF B|SCAY

IaRochelle, France, Jan. l4.-- More
han 800 persons are believed to have
lost their lives In the wreck OF the
steamer Antique on Roche Honne
shoal. Bay OF Biscay Only 81 SUR
vivors are known to have been landed
Eope for the rest OF the passengers
and crew faded during the past night
and "a hours after the vessel foundered
many feared one of the greatest ma
rine traa edies OF modern times was en-
acted off the coast before dawn Satur-
day morning,
Sailors and French colonial soldiers
are tho only persons from the ship
lncwn to have reached lan,l safely.
1T was impossible TO approach the
Asrlcue." said Captain Jouan OF the
steamer Ceylon. which WAS summoned
to the scene OF the wreck BY wireless
on Saturday and which attempted to
rescue those on board the doomed ves-
sol. II remained In wireless communi-
cation with the ship, however and re-
ccived the following message: Il am
drifting and fear the ship will go
ashore Later came another message
saying: 4 am steering for light
Then came II final message: We
arc sinking That II all | know about
the loss of the Antique"
Some OF the rescued sailors declared
that when, with great difficulty the
boats we're swung out passengers were
afraid to jump for them. seeing they
we've already hnlf full OF water.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
APPROVAL
OF CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS ASKED

A proposal to amend the constitu-
ton so that the approval of a ma
iority of registered electors will be
required to amend the constitution
has been introduced by Messrs Bean
and Smith in house resolution No. ,
for submission to the people at the
special referendum election. 1t reads
as follows:
"Any amendment or amendments
to this constitution may be proposed
in either branch of the legislative as
sembly. and if the same shall be
agreed to by a majority of all the
members elected to each of the two
houses. such proposed amendment or
amendments shall, with the yeas and
navs thereon, be entered in their
journals and referred by the secre-
tary of~state to the people for their
approval or rejection, at the next gem
eral election, except when the legis-
lative assembly shall order special
election for that purpose If a ma
iority of the electors. registered at
. the time of such election, shall vote
lin favor thereof, it shall thereby be-
/ come a part of this constitution. The
votes for and against such amend
mentor amendments, severally, wheth
ar proposed by the legislative assem-
bly, or by initiative petition, shall be
canva ssed by the secretary of state
lin the presence of the governor, and
I il it shall appear to the governor that
the majority of the votes of the reg
listered electors are cast in favor there
Of it shall be his duty forthwith af-
ter such canvass. by his proclamation
TO declare the said amendment OF
amendments. seyerally, having recei'
ed said majorities of votes to have
lbeen adopted by the people Of ore
gon as part Of the constitution there
lof and the same shall be in effec'
las part of the constitution from tbs
date of such proclamation.
! When two or more amendments
shall be submitted in the manner
aforesaid to the voters Of this state
lat the same election. they shall be 81
Submitted that each amendment shat
he voted on separately. No convention
sbaii be called 10 amend or propose
amendments to this constitution. OF
lto proposs a new constitution, unless
Etba law providing for such convention
lsbsu first be approved by the people
on a referendum vote at regnia'
general election. This article snai
mot be construed 10 impair the rlgh
Iof the people 10 amend this constr
tuition by vote upon an initiative Pc
Triton therefor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
bLALOCk Tells
INVESTIGATORS
MURDER

San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 14.--G. II,
Plalock, formerly the head of an Amer
lean colony and the first witness today
before the senate committee invesu-
gating the Mexican situation, told of
the. murder of five American by Mexl-
cans and the conditions which resulted
in the abandonment of the property,
Mr.. Blalock told how the commun-
ity he established in the state of Ia
ntaulpais has dwindled from 100
families to a half dozen caretakets.
Women who claimed to have person.
al knowledge of murderous assaults,
also were at the hearing to testify,
Senator Fall, chairman of the COM
mittee. said that in the even of q for
NAL invitation to go into Mexico being
received from the Mexican government
he vould place 1t before the committee.
He added he would consider such an
invitation only with the understanding
that the Mexican government would
permit him and the other members
and attaches of the committee to visit
any parts of the republic they might
wish to and conduct any investigation
they might care to undertake.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
Martin introduces
BILL TO COMPEL. USE
OF OREGON LABELS

Representative Martin of Marion
today introduced bill compelling all
persons or firms operating in Oregon
packing or canning fruit to use the
Oregon label. The bill will stop the
branding of Oregon products as Cal
ifornia or Washington grown. The
measure reads as follows:
Section /. That all persons, firms or
corporations operating within tunder
their own private brand in) the state
of Oregon, in the business Of packing
or canning fruit or vegetables, either
fresh, canned, evaporated or other
wise, shall label all cans, packages,
cases and other containers In which
such fruit or vegetables shall be can
ned or packed for shipment, and shall
plainly and prominently designate on
such label (private brandt that
(goods), such fruit or vegetables were
grown or packed in oregon.
Section 2. Any person, firm or cor
poration which shall fail neglect or
refuse to comply with the terms Of
this act shall upon conviction there
Of. be fined for such offense In n sum
not less than $50 nor more than $500,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14

2S IL IL victory, of which Eddie Durno
os Silverton was the shining satellite.
Mathews is making no predictions
as to the result of tonight's battle, oth-
er than that willamette will fight from
firs. whistle to last and that local fans
should not expect too much Of their
team during its first year with the Dig
.lcaguers,' and the lack OF common op-
ponents during recent years makes ac-
curate comparison between the classes
az ball played inside and out OF the
conference impossible
Isue TO other arrangement Geors =
ArIcrson, regular conference oficial
from Portland. viii be unable to ofii-
cgate ar the game and his place as
referee viii be taken by Leon Faeer. oi
Portland.
The willamette lineup for tonight
wa be Wapato and 8lcKiirrief for
wards: jackson. center; Irvine and Gil
ieste guards.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
GAME TONIGHTMARKS
BEARCATS ENTRANCE
INTO N. W.CONFERENCE

=. @a'Fed s, on by one victory over and
-.'e3' =. at the hands Of the Uniyer-
CO. oregon quintet. the whitman
49, BASKETBALL five tonight invodas
CO lor two-game series with
7bs Mathews Willamette Bearcats
's. game Is TO he called 4. 7,9n
gl. 49,, ~ evening in the armory ana
Ah.. 4 % Wednesday night
urS Il. I. 'he Beareats viii be abs a al
80 ae eonferenee-seasoned visitors
49, Ea'ched with considerabl.. N,
So .ocal followers OF the loon q,
& v.., sor this series marks the ,ss dsh,., sJTp
rs-a,. -i.'aet's university into ne
-, s. conference circle.
e s..-4an ..4an brsags with them q b,,.b
~ ..s ,...'s ana At least two aii-Sor,b.
go fs ot fsvaer. seasons ana =, ,,.i,. 80
- " : Indicated in their a3-sa W.. ~
s 90 orveoa. last year.s confsr- = ~
tss. -. ff.lp.ens in Eegene Alon.,sv ~,
sN - s'Thiag however tha o.
same back with 4 deeIs,va
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
c. O.P NOMINEE
TO BE APPOINTED
STATE SECRETARY

AS soon as it is definitely known
who will be the republican nominee
for secretary of state Ben w. Olcott
will resign from that position and ap-
point the nominee as his successor,
according to statement made by
Governor Olcott this morning. The
governors statement is brought about
by the decision of the Oregon su-
preme court of Tuesday through
which he will retain the office of gov
ernor for the full unexpired term of
the late Governor Withycombe. In
the decision of the court in the in
stance of the Olcott- -Hoff case Olcott
was declared to possess the right to
resign as secretary of state and to ap-
point a successor if he so desired, The
opinion at that time, however, failed
to decide his tenure of office. 1t was
generally expected at that time that
in the event he should resign he
would name Sam A. Kozer, present
deputy secretary of state, to the Sec
retaryship..
The governors statement follows:
'In light of the supreme court de-
cision handed down covering the stat
us of the governors office. / wish to
say that Immediately after it has been
definitely decided who is the success
full republican nominee for the office
of secretary of state at the primaries
lin May, l shall resign as secretary OF
state and appoint the successful re-
publican nominee to that office.
think it is now too close to the pri-
mary nominating election to appoint
anyone as secretary of state. By wait
ing the result of the primaries it will
be possible to appoint the choice O.
the republican voters to serve unit
such time as the general election cal
be held"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14

IOuSe bill NO, lO eAtehu 'io 'AAiiS
a,rior which the United States may
onoropriate funds for the Roosevelt
h,,hway. received a unanimous vote.
(eragher's bill designating a GER
tain road in Malheur county as part
Of the state system of highways
hro,ght forth extended discussion. The
majority report of the highway COM
,,isson was adverse to the bill because
stateo Chairman Dennis, it altered the
accented road map approved by the
peorle and threw open the floodgate of
new legislation. A minority report ap-
proyed the measure as necessary for
the welfare of the state and not po-
litica road.
The road was declared by Represen-
tatiye Richardson as necessary because
It opened up an irrigation district in
Jcrdtn valley. The road will be so
mile sin length leading from Nyssa and
if act constructed means that the bust
ness Of that region will go to Caldwell,
Idaho. The county stands willing to
construct the road, no money is asked,
merely that it be made a part of the
state system.
representative Smith of Baker ae-
cared that eastern oregon had been
Ignored while contributing to good
roads in the rest of Oregon. -- Smith of
AJlllnomah declared that eastern Ore
gdn had been long on good roads loyal
" and short on good roads and that
the people voted for roads and not for
the official designation of roads. Rep
reSehtative Gallagher declared the
hlsilway impossible and necessary for
the development of the country. Des-
isaation as state highway is essen
toal TO secure federal aid. So far the
state has spent only $1,000 on Malneur
road and $4,000 in jefferson county.
representative Graham, who signed
m2 majority report, stated it was re
perledly adversely because the high
way commission had taken the attitude
mat 1t would not be policX.to alter the
maP OF he road system as passed upon
oy the people, because of the flood OF
o'Mands' but stood willing to act if de-
handed by the legislature.
representative Stewart also spoke in
itsor OIL substituting the minority re.
port
speaker Jones took exception to the
settlement that the road program was
a ao'tical one, but voted for the sub,
s,'1'ion Of the minority report, which
n 1e'yed 46 votes.
Al noon both houses convened ir
!o.aI session and elected H. A. Sargenr
VI ortand, member of the Port o.
''Vand commission to fill the vacan.
y caused by the resignation of Drak,
representative Hurley has intro
aeo bill in the house for the sub
MISSION to the people Of a measure re
F'+''hs the per cent tax limitation.
representative Balagh of Columbi,
a'' introduced a measure fixing s pe,
ss'l as the maximum legal rate fot
1,ge 1'f'Page loans The present limit i
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
uPIcK PLANT rNLARGEs

Two new BRICK KIN, COMING aV-
aoproximately $4,000. will be built
soon By the Salem Tile and hercan-
tile company. north of salem. 4 per
nit 70 erect them was issued % off,
clals Of the company Tuesday ~ the
city recorder, The company yalao VIII
repair lia factory.
A permit to alter his dwelling az
t62f Onion street WAS Issued 70 w
n Wctzel. The work will cozt about
qgE0. Mr. wetzei estimates.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
Peace
Treaty Ready To
Deliver Saturday

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE treaty of peace
with Hungary will be delivered TO the
Hungarian delegates at the foreign Of
flee at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The ceremony will not be public.
Paris, Jan. 19.-The Italian delega-
tion in Paris announces that Count
Luigi Aldroyandi has been appointed
diplomatic representative of Italy in
Germany, --...----
AK La Chapelle, Jan. 14.-Belgian
sovereignty over the district of Eupen
and A.almedy awarded to Belgium by
the treaty of peace with Germany, was
proclaimed yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
A'NhRS CoNTINE TO PLEAD
Na'sE OF INCREASED WAGE

's'.ihston, Jan. 14-AIiners con-
"n'ed their arguments for wages ad-
- - ana shorter hours before the
h. e'l1 ..' coal commission adjusting
-. FUSES OF the recent strike.
.. : 'he inability of the miners 80
'5uiar work that makes them re-
5,i.. ~ per cen increase in wages {"
tr., saJ9 G9'e' president of the Ohio dis
vbs,tsL el.u, No coal miner can tell
gs,t 1',,sF as 'he mine is going to work the
"sA' cay or not" - '-'0
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
Gonzales Presidential
Candidate In Mexico

a,exico City. Jan i3-General Pablo
Gonzales tonight accepted the presl-
dental nomination before the confer
er.et az the democratic league. Cen
sral Gonzales Is the second candidate
20 announce himself. General slvaro
c.l,-sesn having opened his president
lai campaign last June
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
Hines Signs Rail
Workers Agreement

Washington, Jan, iA,-plrectOr Cen
eral Hines has signed national agree
nent covering rules and working con-
dstion with the Brotherhood of Rail
whJ and Steamship Clerks, Freight
flaa6iers and Express and station FIN
plOyes The agreement. II was announ-
ced today. Is retroactive 10 January
and win continue In force during the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14

peflod Of federal control
The agreement provides for time and
halt for overtime after eight hours.
applying 10 all employees except GER
tair workers whose employment -
light or intermittent, and for one days
res, each week except wnere operation
os the indIsidual railroads would Be
affected.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
LAW
PROCLAIMED
OVER GERMANY
Bavaria Saxony, Wueremberg And Baden Are Only Pro-
vnces Exempt From Military Rule Following Demon
sration By Mob Before Reichslag Building Tuesday
Afternoon; Many Killed And Wounded

Berlin Tuesday, Jan. 13--The government tonight
proclaimed martial law in all sections Of Germany follow
ing the mob demonstration this afternoon in which at
least ten persons killed and many others We're
wounded by machine gun fire from guards in front of
the reichstap hlildinp
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
LEGISLATURE TO.
IOSESESSIONAT.
NOON SATURDAY.
use AdOpts Senate Resolution Closing Session AT End Of
First Week Despite Opposition Committee Splits On Pro-
nasal To Include Maheur County Road In State Highway
Program

The legislature will adjourn at noon Saturday, the
Hose this morning adopting Senate Resolution No. l,
after futile attempt to postpone action and table ndef
niu Thrtvfive votes were recorded for adjournment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14

The Mullnomah county delegations
biH providing for the establishment Of
kindergarten In school districts Of
mere than 26,0oe children Of school
age also received favorable consldera-
ton a. the hands q the senate. as dld
also the bin declaring legally and
vaiiesy organized certain drainage dir
trIcts
The voters of the por, Of Astoria
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14

nounced today He probably VIII ~
chairman of the delegation OF ny
eight which Illinois will send TO
at San Francisco.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
Mother and Daughter
Doing Well

Mother and myeif, taking the az
vice OF some kind friends, are taking
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for BAD
stomach and liver trpuhIe and hloat1
ing The medicine is rightly ana
well named Wonderful for such "
is. 1t has certainly done wonders III
us both 1t is simple. Harmless
preparation that removes the es|
tarrhal mucus from the intestine
tract and allays the inflammau9u
which causes practically all stomae5
liver and intestinal ailments, neiuu
ing appendicitis One dose VIII con
vice OF money refunded.
Wilkinson & Co, and drusgise
everywhere.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
JACKS RECORD
IS UNDER FIRE
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
RUB IT! RHEU-
MATISM PAIN
STOPS, TRY IT!
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the misery r5gat sway' ApplF Eoota-
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o3reeny gDoa The tender gDot' and
reJles coraeg lastantIg, ct Jacobs
I.9haueat7 coaggers psi5, II IL harm
1eAs rseEnstigSq iinfmenr which never
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Iaraber uv, stop complaining. Get
small trial rS0stIe N st, Jacobs
g.fnSnaent7 ~ any drug store, and tn
FIST moment y01'u be free from
rbeEgs2tie pain, soreness and stiff
neG4. Don't rgfser, Relief awaits
sos, 'fsL Jacoos LsnimerfS is 3ust az
good Tar Gciaticas neuralgia. igrabago,
5sczacte, spsalns and swe]1insg,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
FLU CASES
ON INCREASE
In Last Seven Days There Have Been
1853 Cases and Fourteen Desths
Reported in Chi
cago.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. Jan. ia rapid In
crease in the number OF influenza
cases in Chicago was reported today
by he2lth officials. The Great Lakes
naval training station was ordered
guaranteed. All leaves were cam
celled and no visitors are allowed.
During the last seven days 1853 cases
were reported in Chicago with four
teen deaths.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14

tatloag have been received from citics.
The Boston s. a. has applied fer the
eastern irialg San Francisco would
Ifke those Of the west and Atlanta the
southern preiifDinaries. Philadelphia
wants the eastern meet held ON Frank
lin field and Harvard has offered the
use Of the gtadIum where the 1912
trials we're held.
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