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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
TnIr Wenther PrcdLcted

Pendleton Is 10 have season OF fair
weather after several days Of cloudy.
rainy weather. according to Major Lee
Moorhouse, official weather observer.
The barometer registers 1856. The
maximum today is So and the mini
lmum last night was 80.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
MONTESANo AFTER DISTINCTION

MONTESANO, Wash, Nov. %
This county seat town is making a bid
to become known as THE Cherry
Blossom Town" Eleven hundred
cherry trees are being put out by res
idents in their yards and parking
strips as a community undertaking..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
Ne1os of Pendlet6n

ceiyed 1897 votes, d. r. Powell 7iG and
NJ. Nettleship 353, thus eliminating
Nettleship from the final contest. The
contest between Powell and the for
mer local man will occur soon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
Are PendIeton Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ferguson. OF
Athena, are Pendleton visitors today.
They returned this morning from Port
land where they attended the Pacific
International Livestock Exposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

Councilman Manuel F'riedly was able
10 return to his business this morning
after being quarantIned at his home
for week on account OF diphtheria In
the family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
CALENDAR OF EvHNTs

, Nov. I.-26--Red Cross Roll
! Call.
, Nov. 22.-Americap Legion :
; concert.
Nov. 90, Thanksgiving-Foot-
: ball. La Grande VS.. Pendleton.
= here.
= Dec, 6.--Dlstrlct X. of p. meet
= Ing here.
= Dec. 8. - Annual Meeting
= Roundup directors.
. Dec. l0.-sale OF Indian lanc-.
= agency.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
nen Hill Chosen

Ben F. Hill. formerly of this city,
now of Walla Walla, was yesterday
chosen at the Walla Walla primaries
as candidate for mayor. Mr.. Hill re-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

Mis- Purdy In OffIce

Miss Ruth Purdy has accepted n
position in the office OF DR.. II. NJ.
Hannavan, local dentist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
KILL TREATY
RESUBMISSION NECESSARY
IN UNDERSTANDS OPINION
Former .tttOrney-GcneraI Declares
Lodge Program inrniidRtc. Whole
Peace document.
IRv AssocIated Pre- II

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Adoption or
the Lodge reservations by the Senate
would require the resubmiSsion of the
peace treaty TO the allied nations and
- legal and binding Instrument .
George W. Wickcrsham, former Attor-
n"y-Gcneral Of the United states, de-
ciarcd in a statement tonight which
hc has prepared for the League to En-
force Peace.
The fourth reservation, by which
the United States would reserve to il
sell exclusively the right 10 decide
what questions are within its domcs-
ne jurisdictions" Mr. Wickcrsham de-
diction OF the league "a series of uucs-
t"hs of the highest Importance" and
pcculiarlN provocative OF interna-
tional dihculty."
Thc tenth reservation. which gives
tho United states the right TO increase
its armament whenever threatened
Win INVASION OF engaged in war Mr.
Wickersham maintained. is against
'7'hc spir or the covenant and amoun II S
20. an amendment of the treaty. He
ton. which says the United States Will
use its own Judgment about hoycottinl.
oHenuing nations, stating that IL mod :
hcd Article NNl. Of the covenant
hese examples appear 10 me 10 be
sufficient, continued Mr.. Wickcrsham,
TO demonstrate that the reservations
as proposed involve a modification in
essential particulars of provisions of
the treaty. ana a ratification upon con
diiions or the adoption. in my opinion,
other nowers TO the peace treaty MY
ronciusion is that a ratification of the
treaty, including the Lodge reservn :
tionS. would require a resubmission of
me Wnoie treaty 10 those powers which
nnaI! nave accepted 1t. including Ger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
TRIAL OF EX-KALSER
NOT EVEN POSSIBLE.
WASHINGTON THINKS
D"fch Hare Merer Cireu I'm
Fohiicdf OyJcntier and WiII
MOI Break Ruie.
u Uaiveranl Srr,.lcr |

r. ASiliNGTON. Jan 25-T-nI.ss
,n't ,i brlthtn actually invades HoiIanI
ana taxes the former Kaiser Nv rono. 49,, u
imam OF HohenZoiIern will nrvcr ha
nrousht to trial. in the Opinion ~,
oiiIClais am diplomats here Va
IheSe officials discount Tho r.,,
.nit the Kaiser viii be tried in his
ansehcc 70: III. reason that he ,'ts
;a!roaGy been tried and found ruiit,,
nE az OF the allied nations r. i,
itSarocd here as conclusive Tint 10"
l%tnu % mas SO rehured the allies thnt
oiplomacy undertaken to rr,cr, IL,
feasible. :" II" lohSer
IN addition. it was pointed ont
today. that the allies. even he To- fnr h,re
uu!sph,ch OF their note demanding tne
,Mia,ser. knew that Holland in nil ;te
n,S'opE nai nad never surrendered a politi.
nn, prisoner Therefore. the dinio-
G.nre ,na,rc opini2n here is that .h,V LioVtl
s 1870 SIMPLY pressed for Tho s,rl
,ei"tr ol the former monarch IL; ordar
70 square himself with tho Rri,is,
Itcctor'tc + ana with the treaty which
nc 'nlhSei had framed He viii nou
- - III a position TO say that he tri.J
pf every available method TO hr;nS
.noul the surrender Of the onetin.
@ Hciinah monarch, and that Holland hnS
pl"clicaiiY declared that the only w,
80 80 SCI hlin out is for Germany TO ,n,i,c
.nc request but even under tn. jow,s
ana traditions OF the NcthcrIonds sni
Il surrender would only be grnnfaG ~,
condition that the eN,raditcd nor.D
"c not tTled Tor Il political offansn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
PAINT ROSY TRADE PICTURE
FEDERAL RESERVE REPORT
SHOWS INDUSTRY BOOMING
General Volume Of BuSin~-. in ST.
Louis ana Chicago Districts Con-
tipucS Mt High Level.
lee AssociatcA Prcv-l


ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Inircased actiy
ity in virtually every line of business
is shown in = .cport OF the Eighth
Federal Reserve District, made public
tonight.
Th" report shows that manufacture
crs have orders on hand that arc 60O
per cent beyond normal. and that the
business OF wholesalers and jobbcrs is
$50 per cent greater than at this time
last year.
Agricultural conditions arc good, the
report continues. and states that tho
industrial situation is better than In
many months. No labor difficulties are
apparent. tho report asserts. but crn :
phaaizcs that there is a marked short
age Of skilled labor.
There has been much talk" says
the report. ''of various organizations
to fight the cost Of living, but little
has pecn accomplished. and ii seems
that little Will D. accomplished until
individuals stop indulging in extrava
Sancc.
"Banks are besieGed hv small hor-
rowcrs. which have discovered the col
lateral value OF Liberty bonds Many
OF these loans are renewed al matur-
ity, which Indicates that the borrow
IN" banks frequently offer 10 buy the
bonds outright the borrowers prefer
TO retain title TO the bonds. evidently
feeling they have found a way 10 cat
their cake and have it, too"
Tho general volume of business in
inc Middle West continues at high
level. and building operations and
other activities viii be sufficient TO
sustain tho movement for tho immco
di;1ic tuturc, according TO Il report Of
business conditions in the Seventh
Federal Reserve District, made public
tonight In Chicago.
The report states, however that de-
spite this general show of prosperity
business is in a peculiar pocket"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
POWHATAN ADRIFT IN STORM
AFTER TOW LINES GIVE WAY
Crippled Transport at Mercy of N.r-
ing Blizzard and Crew May
hc Taken on.
INV Universal service. !

NEW YORK, Jan. 25,-DisabIed
teaklnS tklnS badly. the transport Pow
Gays of peril. were transferred to the
transport Northern Pacific and brought
mere Yesterday, broke her tow lines
toaHy 100 miles from Halifax and is
anTitt and helpless according 10 A
Eauio message received here today
ron me coast guard cutter Gresham.
~ the mercy OF raging blizzard anS
rs IN imminent danger OF being lost
unless relief arrives speedily, * was
ueciared. captain Randall is consider
"htcerS OF her crew to the Gresham
ana other vessels which arc standing.
oy 70 render any assistance possible.
Shc was IN tow by the Lady I.auricr
when the line parted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
ARMENIAN OFF FOR TURKEY
TO FREE WIFE FROM HAREM
Claims Turks Also Took Three Youu,-
Daughters Captive -Four
Years Ago,
TBy Associated Press.I

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-ln an effort
70 rescue his wife from a. Turkish
Narem where she has been held can
,iN4 Tor about four years Assdour
uerboghcS. an Armenian, Of Racine,
WIS. viii sail from here this week
ior turkey, the Near East R,lief
which is assisting him in his task. an,
nounced tonight. Derboghes came TO
me onited states from Harpoot, Syria,
IN i:ii returned TO rescue his family
IN 1871 and was seized by tho Turks
nut managed to escape through Siberia
10 the United States "
hrct daughters, aged 10, IL and II
years were seized at the same time a <
ms w'tc, and are believed also to have
neen sent 10 turkish harems. and III.
n son liovenes. escaped with his father
ana an is now in school at WaukeEan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
REDS HOLD AMERICANS,
INCLUDING A WOMAN,
CAPTIVE I'M SIBERIA
Consul Reports Bolsheuisf Sei=-
nrc OF Polish lLrn,y Of For
Hnor Prisoners.
Lnv Alsociatch rrnssl

CIiITA. EAST SIBERIA. Jan. %
Colonel Blum; and seven American en-
gineers, Miss Ford, Captain Charattc
Red Cross and an entire Polish army.
composed OF former prisoners have
been captured By the Bolshcvists a;
kliuch!nskaya, according TO "A garD!ed
telegram received from Joseph II. Ray,
former American consul AZ Irkutsk.
Ihc dispatch from Mr. Ray was sent
from somewhere beyond NiZhniudiusk.
Jdnuary ~. II was somewhat sarblcd
IN transmission. E.liuchinskay:l is on
tAc Trans siberian Railway, 100 miles
west OF Nizhniudinsk
he CZcchs are lighting rcar-Suard
action with the Reds near Nras-
naNarsk. Bolshevism is gaining in
chita' Ernest L. Harris. former Amer
ican consul Al Omsk, is still in Chita.
nc BEit'sn, Japanese and French
missions and many members Of thn
American Red Cross have arrived in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
PACKERS PROFITS FALL OFF,
ANNUAL STATEMENT SHOWS
Morris & Compnny Cln3R, Agitation md
Reduced Prfces Decreased Net
EnrnfaCn.
tBy Associated Press. J

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.--Thc net earnings
ot Morris * Co. pa ackers. for the
year ending November ], 1919, were
S'"5.6tl %. according TO the company's
hnancial report TO stockholders. made
pubic tonight. This represented "a re-
turn OF l.2o per cent on "A capital in
veStmcnt OF S5G.o25,GSi or less than
"ne-c!Shth of cent on every dollar
OF sales. including by-products. the
statement said.
The companys volume 0: sales
showed an increase over the previous
year, II was stated, but profits de-
creased $3,'oc.0Go due. il was asserted.
10 agitation against the packers, and
10 a decrease in the price OF products
Cash in bank was given as more
than Shuoo.oOo. about the same as the
previous year, and current liabilities
decreased about S6.OOO.oO0 Stock
holders We're paid 100000 in dividends
ana Nio"oou Was added 10 the com
pany's surplus
the total income during 1919 was
sh.si3,i'i and expenditures $6l4IS2s
Slli,o0l,575 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
WILL OPEN WESTERN LANDS
IRRIGATED FARM TRACTS
READY FOR HOMESTEADERS
Approximately 10000 Acres In wyo-
ming and Nebraska Ia H- Opened
FOR Entry in March.
NY Assoc!ate,i rress |

WASHINGTON. Jan. %, ~ Approx!-
matcly 10000 acres Of reclaimed land
in Wyoming and Nebraska will be
opened 10 homestead entry early in
March, the Reclamation Service am
hounced today. Applications for entry
upon irrigated farms composing a tract
OF about 5000 acres in the North
Platte Valley project. embracing a
large section of the border areas of
each state. Will be accepted from Feb
ruarE - TO March -. it was said.
Wni!c applications for entry upon am
other 5.0e0-acrc tract on the Shoshouc-
iMHomihg project viii! be accepted dur
ihS me week following. Drawings
VIII DC made to determine the right
Oh entry IN each case where two or
same farm. NC
The North Platte Valley tract will
DC opened, IL was said, en- a water
service rental basis for the first three
SaaFs; Soa When the irriGatlng system
M nuS pecn entircS completed at the
end or that time, so the cost can he
tS ttSSinputed and assessed to the acre,
upon an ownership basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Ex-KAISER TO RECEIVE PAY
FOR GOODS TAKEN BY STATE
'e"~Hurc ~ fr"'idinr for Settlement nc-
well russia and IIohenzuIIcru
fnmily Up Before Diet
7 ~ \ NSsOCiutcd Press

EElsl.iN Jan. GA measure nro-
',mn ,"i"i i 'or Setticment between Prussia
me former royal famiIy's movahIe onI
.ilmoIabIc holdings will shortly n..
ocmSidercd by the Dict. nc
,ne nrait or the measure. which was
~ ~th,u oui bN II special commission
~ ~ w iucS Tor monetary payment for
,nr rrtohtion of several castles and
r',"rvs' with the right to dispose OF
III. property without restrictions
US former Emperor Williams attor
ny was freely consulted ut the time
thf , hoidinsS were invcntoried il is
hciieFed the Iohcnzoiicrns will ac-
cept settlement ii the Diet approves Tho
measure Some OF the former Em-
pcrors art objects arc to lie taken
con, cnnr ny one state, but he Will he given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
'ohS Are Published.
CHICAGO SENDS OUT APPEAL
AS DISEASE EN,tJs no,

CiiiCAGO Jan. 95.-So serious bos
n,ron uro1me IN. shortage OF cxpcrienccd
nnt;sS III chicago 10 care for innurnza
patients in private homes H., !, iI H't
ncais oepartment tonigh, semi an
,nd &c 10 al parts Of the Middle West
More than son s!stahce ,,a
WI, orn1 oi the total Of lo,7l2 reported iasf
Wteh: were tonight without skiii,.d
~ :,otemllon. The demand for nurses is
u.ESht thht almost any salary viii
oc palu Tor the proper Kind OF he'll,
mere was "a further decrease in tie
t"'nper OF new cases today. From Q
- W. saturday until J.. NJ today
lou new cases We're reported 10 fhr
sons died. 80 Pti
ne number OF new pneumonia casxs
Within the same period was 3c7 ana
.no ueaths from this malady reached
'he hlSh mark OF SiNty-fivc
, lncrc is 10 panic in Chicago and
mere viii be none" said Health Com.
missioner Robertson '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

located. the hours OF opening md
closing shall conform with those
prescribed for such trades, buSi-
ncSses. or occupations. md prOvfd-
cd. also, TINT any Office may close at
'::'o \. VI. or earlier I'm amy cases
where "a Is so desired. u In UNDER
stood, however, that the OpcninS
hour Is In no wise affected by the
inst provision.
The opening md closing OF banks,
trust companies, and Offices of the
nitrd states government nrc not
Hhr"tcd by the provisions of this
order.
Nil establishment. formerly
opening before 4. ". and closing
later than q Il. VI. shall not he dis
turhcd.
Theatrrs and places Of nmuse-
mcnt arc not affected as rcc.urdx
afternoon performances, hut they
shall open their evening perform
nn"cs in accordance with the fol-
lowing schedule:
H"ti"n-pirture thcnters seating
moro than $50 persons. the last
shnw To close nj II 4. VI.
Thrcc Oprra houses, all vaudc-
Vile nnd buricsquc theaters opcn
ut ;: eleven thcntcrs open at S:I5;
twelve at $3.50; eleven at S:i5, and
eight at - y. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

MOVE TO WARD OFF INFL UENZA
BY Y<REARRANGLNG WORK HOURS
TO PREVENT CROWDLNG or CARS
Regulations Effective in New York to
Prevent Spread Of Influenza Menace

NEW YORK;. Jan. :I.-FoIIowiur
II conference with traction. theatre
cal and transportation interests.
the Department OF Health hns is
sued these Instructions, effective at
! \. VI. Tucsdny. for stores. farto-
rIcS, Offices. thcatcrS and other in
stitutjons until the influenza mem
acc has passed:
All buildings. premises. or places
used aud occupied for purposes Of
commerce.. MANUFACTURES. trade, in
duStry, nbur, or recreation In 30 far
m the same are hereinafter more
particularly specified and classified,
shall maintain hours of opening
and closing in accordance with the
following schedules:
All rctnil stores, except dry
goods. food and drug stores, shall
open at = A. VI. and close at & i. VI.
Rctnil dry goods stores shall open
at 3:30 \. VI. and close Mt +. VI.
All wholesale aud jObbins estab-
lishnrnts shall open mt S:I5 4. VI.
and close at i:I5 +. NJ.
All oiIicc~ shall open mt S;:tO a. VI.
and close mt 4 $50 =. VI, provided,
however. that where offices are
maintained in connection with and
IN the same buildings with any Of
the trades. businesses, or Occupn-
tinns otherwise regulated by this
order, and where such offices arc 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
RANGERS AND DEPUTIES
GUARD DISPUTED STATE LINE
okia homa Force Facing Tcxnn. Along
boundary of trcn Claimed
by Two States.
JHy Associated Press ]

WICHITA FALLS. Jan. o5.-.Twcn;y-
seven Texas rangers and two score Ok
!ahoma deputies today continued fac-
ing each other along the disputed
boundary line between the two States
running through a valuable strip OF
Red River oil land, which each claims
is in its territory
No clash had been reported tonight
anu Adlutant-Genera Cope. of Texas.
have told \. Alexander. president Of
the Burk Divide oil Company. whose
laHd is IN The center of the disputed
section, that force would not be used
TO take possession OF the area held bv
the Oklahoma deputies. Texas would
wait for the Federal courts to decide"
he is quoted as saying.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
SINGERS JEALOUS OF TONGUE
-Nhu NcfuseS 10 Sing IfnIiun While
"'rr peciineS 10 Use French, 50
concert Is Called or.
IBy Universal Snryjca

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Thc MoZar: duet
was not given at the Auditorium The
atcr tonight. fNonne Gall. the French
prlhi donm;t refused to sing in Ita!-
ian, and Titta Runo, songstcr from
sunny Italy. could not be persuaded 10
warhlc in French
asked.
swcctch" exclaimed the worlds
greatest baritone. "Ncyairc; sing
ltaiinno."
And Nine Gail: what: change 90
Her black eyes became biacker Il
change for no man"
lhuS ended ChicaEo'S opera season.
and in the same manner it began
with clash of Compartments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Invite Governor Edwards
toDinner Given Cummings
Iuy Associated prc.s.I

NEW YORK, Jan. :5.-GovernOr
Edward i. Edwards. of Ncsy Jerscy.
md Governor Alfred Il. Smith. OF
New York, hnyc hccn Invited to
speak at n testimonial dinner to bc
nInn of the Democratic National
Conpnittcc. under the auspices of
the National Democratic Club on
Thursdn! evening, February =.
An announcement stated tonight
ihnt the ocrnsiOn would he ..memOr-
able from the political Significance
pf tho UttcrOnccS Of those who win
deliver addrcnscs." The full list OF
hDcnkerh Will bc announced later.
The committee In charge of tho
dinner consists OF more tbnn 100
persons and includes prominent mon
nnd women Democrats from nil
parts of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
GRAND RAPIDS IS JAMMED
FOR TRIAL OF NEWBERRY
Neuircmen, Defendants. Witnesses and
Legal Army Ready for Case
Opening Tomorrow.

GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. 25.--Nenire- =
men. defendants, witnesses and a small
FOR the trial. which opens in the Fed
cral Court Tuesday, OF United States
senator Truman ri. Ncwberry and 1874
others. charged with corruption, con-
spirncy ANA fraud In the 1918 scnato-
nal election.
Nearly ZOO witnesses, IT has been cs-
'imated. Will bc called by both sides.
into March. In an effort to speed up
tho proceedings. two vcnircs consist :
ing of $50 names were drawn and n
ducstionna!Tc circulated by the court
-,rvcd to eliminate all but 1856, who
%crc ordered TO report tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
SHIP BODY OF MONKEY MAN
Professor Garner 10 Bc Buried Mt Old
Home, bristol,
Tennessee,
by Associated Press. ]

CHATTANOOGA. Jan. 25.-The BODY
African explorer and scientist who
died at local hospital Thursday, OF =
few days illness of pneumonia, was to-
day shipped to Bristol Tenn, the place
OF his birth. for burial. Professor
Garner was removed from n train here
In serious condition Il few days be :
fore death, but his identity was un-
known at the time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
COAL MINERS DIGGING HARD
frodncti"n During Second Week in
'hhnhrH freaks Record for
Three Years
] EN NssOCINtcl Prnss

WASHINGTON. Ian o5.-Bj;umi-
nous coal production during tho wcrl,
ending January Il. was ll.G55. 900 tons
the greatest January week production
in three years the GeoloricoI S,,r,,o,.
announced today in lis weekly report.
Up TO January II the bituminous
mines or the country have produced
did last year, despite some still anna
rent effects OF the nation wide strike.
evidenced IN the form OF car shortages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
ARTIST WILL GET BEER
Singer Who Refused 20 Appear :, &,
Louis VIII BE Provided by
HuSch.
INV Universe, Seryyc,

ST. LOUIS, MO, Jan. 25.--HccoCniz-
ing the fact that when II man named
kachmaninoff says he wants beer he
must want it badly, August A. Busch,
hearing that tho famous Russian
pianist mad refused to appear here at
Il concert unless he was guaranteed
twelve bottles OF beer, has informed
tha concert committee that if Rach-
maninoff Will just step around 10 the
Busch residence after the show he will
be supplied with the required thirst
quenchcr.
1t is predicted there will be lot
more OF that stubborn tcmpcramcntal
bargaining
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
CANADIAN WRECK
IS FATAL TO Is
Two Sections of Canadian Pacific
Express in Col
liSion.
REAR SLEEPER TELESCOPED
Unknown Bride and Groom Num-
bercd Among Injured
in Hospital,

NORTH BAY. ONT. Jan. 25.-Fir-
teen persons are dead and Il large mum
Der injured as tho result OF a collision
today between two sections OF the
Canadian Pacific Express for Van
couvc!, which occurred about eleven
miles east Of here. The rear sleeper
OF the hrSt section. which Was stalled
was tclcscopcd by the locomotive Of
the second section and eight passen-
gers were killed outright, seven dying
iater from their Injuries.
At tho hospital where tho injured
we're taken IL MAS stated that no fur
thcr deaths were expected among the
slrEiNo!S. The only names Of the dead
which wcrS available tonight were
those OF :, Mrs. rcan and her two
young sons, vino were on their way to
Calgary. The TWO boys were Killed
outright and Mrs. Penn succumbcr l..
ter TO her injuries
The hospital cases include Miss Dor
cthy kcdn, Nj. and Mrs. klcnne and
Mrs. Nlcnne, ST, and a bride and groom
whose names have not been learned.
Official Statement Issued.
an official statement issued tonish;
d! inc Canadian Pacific gave the names
OF four OF the persons killed in thu,
wreck as Mrs. Susan Peden, OF West
nNadhcousor; N.ndc her M sons. sons. Wallace and Hugh
loha. Among those injured were two
Americans, George Rasmussen. az
Seattle, internal injuries. and Miss,
Dorothy Skeenc. OF Los Angeles, in
tcrnal injuries.
Claim Only Eight Are Dead.
According 20 a statement issued by
Vice President y. -. Mactier, OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway, the number
OF dead in the wreck is not greater
than eight, and the number oc in
iured twenty one. IL is reported, how
ever. that the list OF CASUALTIES made
by the company is not complete. as it
Is known that one sleeping car WAS
completely demolished in the collision
ana 4 second one partly wrecked
Al the time o! the accident the tenn
pc nature was about 80 degrees be-
low zero. The scene OF the disaster is
q lonely spot nearly two miles from
IN" nearest way station and ten miles
from North Bay. y relief train with
doctors and Red Cross nurses left here
very shortly after the news OF the
wreck waa received