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, 1921-12-09

He also disclosed thai his attitude
was supported by two members OF
his cabinet. Austin Stack and Charles
Burgess The other cabinet members
are said to have remained In favor OF
the treaty. This split. with the odds
tavoring ratification. Is pointed 10
here as significant OF the possible line.
up in the Dali Eireann itself when
the time for action arrives.
Newspaper correspondents who as
serted that the Dali Eireann would
raufy the treaty. declared that popu-
lar opinion In the south OF ireland
had acclaimed tho agreement with toy
and would insist on its ratification.
The release yesterday OF a Iarv.
number OF Republicans interned FOR
political offenses produced n stronx
feeling OF good will toward England.
Arthur Griffith's promises that IN.
southern Unionists should have . ruIf
Share OF representation In the nr-t
chahoer or the ail-Ireiand parliament
20. up under the peace sgreement also
mas oeen approved. the correspondents
say.
Tho best opinion here is that th.
split among the Dali leaders will not
anect M plans for tho opening OF
parliament The agreement was mad,
between h British government and
plenipotentaries representing the pa,,
Eireann and IL win be placed befor,
tho house Of and the hous.
OF lords in the kings speech.
Then. after Primo Minister Ilovd
George In the lower house and Lore
~Birkenhead in the upper chamb.r
have explained Ind supported IN.
Agreement. a brief Adjournment viii
DO X TO await the vote of the pan
Eireinn which meets the same day-
next Wednesday.
De Valera Will have strong n,nnn-,
ers In the Dali for the rejection Of IN.
agreement and for tho demand for an
irish repubil~ from Austin stao,r
Charles Burgess, Desmond FitxeeraIi,
Liam Mfeilowes. Countess Afarliewfez
and all the out-and-out Republican,
It is. believed. Government circles IN
London. however. remain . convinced
that Arthur Griffith, Michael Collin,
and their supporters Will win the day.
as 1t Is felt h moderntes will follow
this group.
The split In the Dali cabinet win NO.
interfere In the release of the prjson-
ers in the Irish internment camps. ac-
cording to the Irish office. Thos.
from the B~allykihier camp will BE-
given their liberty today.
, 1921-12-09

Pe' oJNN y t"c e"T1pRHy uiIu
Farmer Burns. a former wrestler, are
to be called in an effort TO identity
the prisoner as a participant in a
wrestling match n Omaha about the
time the explosion occurred.
Slime. a native of Bulgaria, told
the detective chief OF n disturbance
which resulted from the wrestling
match. and the officer said he recalled
that he was n OF a number of police
who had quelled the trouble.
Referring to tho match, Slime said
the crowd got sore n began to
throw eggs and other things at me-"
That's enough" Detective Chief
Van Deusen told the prisoner. That
is the place where 1 stepped In; 1
went IN there and kept the crowd from
, 1921-12-09

Chairman Brandegee took hold Of
the situationeand first directed Sen
ator Watson to sit down. calling the
sergeant-at-arms to enforce his ORDER
and then. at the request Of the senator
excluded ui army officers from the
room.
Senator Watson declared that Major
d. Cocheu had insuited him by this
manner in which he looked at the sen
ator.
I'll not DO buildozed by that; bull,
jawed BRUTE" Senator Watson do
claredr and walking up to Cocheu said
For two pennies IA slap your
face"
Then tho chairman called the ser.
geant-at-arms and sCocheu and other
officers left the room.
When the excitement had subsidized
Senator Watson announced that he
desired the committee to call 90 wit
nesses whose ame he presented.
along with a great volume OF letters.
Hearings then were adjourned until
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and the
COMMITTEES held an executive session.
Senator Watson at the resumption
of the inquiry today protested against
the decision of the committee to con
fine the inquiry solely to the question
of hangings.
II want to protest against the &C
ton Of this committee in narrowing
the Investigation to hanging Of sol
diers without trial by courtmartial."
Senator Watson declared.
MY charges were broader. I pro
test against these charges being a
rowed. I want It understood that i
am going into the shooting OF men by
their officers"
The committee suggested that 1t
might be necessary to go before the
senate and ask that tho resolution d.
, 1921-12-09
BrOadUdy to
Drink Water
On Big Night

NEW York. Dec. s.-water. tbs
most despised liquid refreshment in
Broadway's restaurants and caba-
rets. viii, BIO tho only available
stimuiant for high links along ths
once gay t~horoushfare on Now
Years eve. II prohibition agents
have their way.
The frequency with which federal
officials havo recently been patrpn-
king several OF the most popular re-
sorts has been Interpreted as a fore
runner of . tight Ia on tho city's
biggest night.
These raids mean that Broad
way, perhaps for the first time in
Its career. will e a dry New
Years eve" n of the agents de-
clared.
, 1921-12-09
HE|N|E GR0H TO HOLD
DOWN THIRD SACK FOR
THE WORLD CHAMPIONS

NEW YORK. Dec. e.-John j.. Nc.
Graw. manager Of the New York
Giants. expressed the belief today that
Heinie Groh. his s1oo.o 900 infeld &c.
QUESTION. would make the teanl's In
field tho greatest he has ever man.
aged.
II will place him on third. of course.
for Hcinie has no superior anywhere
rs a third sacker," said McGraw.
"Fsrisch will be moved to second,
where he belongs and would rather
play. He'll be the same shining light,
too. With Kelly on FIRST and Bancroft
at short-well, wait and see"
, 1921-12-09

=, calmly ana St01cally.
DIR. Hadley made no statement, be
fore his death further than to say h,
had 'made his peace with God" anc
was prepared for the end. The execu
ton closed n OF the most sensational
murder cases In the history OF Rich
mond.
Mrs. Hadley's body was found in the
James river neal Richmond on De.
cember 30, 1913, by a negro tnpper
and was identified by tho woman's
sister several weeks later. A search
for DIR. Hadley was begun by local au.
thorities which carried them through
many states and parts OF Canada and
he finally was apprehended on a ranch
in New Mexico. At the time of his ar
rest he was in disguise and under an
assumed name. He was taken to Den
yer. Colo. where. according to the
IIcnrico county authorities, he made n
written confession that he had killed
his wifo.
The confession was used against
him In his trial. In the confession he
declared he also shot n mysterious
DIR. Giffin." a fellow in the
army. but an investigation proved to
DO unfounded. which Hadlcy finally
admitted.
From tho time of his arrest last Au-
gust until his death today. DR.. Hadley
maintained a tactiurn calmness and
Indifference. y
, 1921-12-09
LARCENY CHARGE
IS FILED AGAINST TWO

Charges OF grand larceny were filed
against Jim Hall and John Fitzgerald
when material said to be worth appro-
ximately $500 was recovered in their
possession. They r being held In
the county jail until an Investigation
OF their case iss completed. Already
authorities have a truck
tire zoxs said to be vnlued at approx
mateiy $500 and much other merchant
disc thought to be part Of Ioots recent
ly taken from local mems clothing
stores.
, 1921-12-09
|CTY JAIL TAKES CARE
OF OVERFLOW FROM
COUNTY DAsTILE HERE

The county jail has reached its pris-
oner capacity and II further arrests
arc made the prisoners Will have to
be confined in the city jail. At the
present time there are 81 persons con.
fined In tho county bastile and three
county prisoners being hold Mt the
city hall. This is the largest number
of prisoners that have been held ut
one time in the county jail since 1917
whom at one time there were 81 resi-
dents of the Jail.
, 1921-12-09

cf2lD. some were returning to
work and these with the new men
employed have placed h plants on q
nearly normal working basis.
Dennis Lane. secretary of the
butcher workmen's union. declared
however. that $4,000 men are put in
the various packing centers and that
the strike Is 100 per cent effective.
Swift 4 Co. asserted that 1Ts for.
msr employees appeared for work this
morning and were given their old
jobs. Armour q Coz announced many
old men were returning and that the
situation In their western plants was
improving daily. So far as Armour
4 %. Il concerned the strike = ?
failure they said
CHICAGO. Dec. e.-By The Assoc
eiated PTsssEExtra precautions to
prevent OF disorders vere
taken by authorities in several OF the
large packing centcxs OF the middle
west today. following the spread Of
riofing here by strike sympathixers
To- other townn. The first violence OF
the strike here, on "wednesday. waz
followed by outbreaks in East st
Louis end Omaha
seven women were arrested In East
st Louis for participating In demon
srro lions and = 16-moneh-old baby was
wounded when q volley Of shots wa
fred Into the house of q packing
house employe In Omaha
A pasade OF striking plant, employees
was to be held in Kansas City this
morning.
The outbreak here, quelled Wednes'
day night, broke put afresh last
night after a comparatively quiet
day, and police declared $50 persons
were injured. including one man shot
and a score seriously injured.
Although Superior Judge Sullivan
here yesterday granted Swift q Co.
and 10 small packing companies ar
injunction against picketing, police
declare strike sympathizerss disre-
Earded the order.
Snipers have appeared in the stock
yards district and these and moon
shine'' liquor are declared by authort-
ties to have had much to do with dis
turbances.
Morris q Co. announced their plant
was operating at normal capacity and
that they had no difficulty filling va
cancies.
Dennis Lane, secretary of the
butcher workmen's union, u a
statement at the same time. saying
that the strike is 100 Der cent effect
i've and that $4,000 men are out in
the different packing centers.
, 1921-12-09
TOngs Asked to
Maintain Peace

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Dec. e.-The
general spirit Of arms limitation found
echo hero today. The Bling. Kong tong.
one Of the strongest of Chinese organ
fzations. in a resolution asked all 9TH
er tongs to cooperate In maintaining
peace. The resolution declared no
lore tong wars should be tolerated in
California.
, 1921-12-09

CHICAGO. Dec. s-The Illinois
Central mail car robbed between
Cairo and Centralia last night SON.
tanned only second class matter.
consisting of papers-snd magazines.
according to Illinois Central Of
fcials.
, 1921-12-09
SUSPECT TO
PROVE ALIBI, CLAIM

OMAHA, Dec -Omaha police today said they we're satisfied that Mike Slime a
wrestler arrested last nigh on a tip" give in an anonymous note sent to police head
asa suspetn connecdonw with the Walls street explosion eptember1 6, 1920 when
la large lumber of persons werek killed. would be able to prove a perfect aii.
Charles Var Deusen,h head fthe police detective bureau, said he was convinced Slime
WASH Omaha from September1 ID to Septep1b Der 25 1920 when annloyed Nv :. c.r@I
compnym a wrestler "A number @Npesase employed by the emnya dn@ngy you un -
, 1921-12-09
MILK STRIKE IN
CLEVELAND ENDS

liam Ashton. international organ
ixer OF the union.
Tfss proposition calls for a week.
" wage scais of $50 to $37.5o, said
70 be. approximately 20 per cent
less than that in effect when 500
drivers went on strike November 2
because the company refused to ar
bitrats the open shop question
, 1921-12-09
Ski Course in
N. Y.Is Planned

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-The offer of
a cur emblematic of the American ski
championship is contemplated by so
Norwegian. Swedish and Swiss resi-
dents who will meet tonight to form
a club and to select a ski running
course. Efforts win be made to have
experts from Canada and abroad COM
pete for the cup.
, 1921-12-09
INDIAN COAL. PROPERTY
IS SOLD UNDER HAMMER

The property o. the Indian Coal
company at Lox, Wyo., will be sold
under the sherif's hammer today TO
satisfy judgments obtained against
the company by local creditors, Dep
uty Sheriff Frank Devlin and Edwin
Barrett. deputy county attorney. left
this morning for Lox to conduct the
sale for the state.
, 1921-12-09

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. s.-A
virtual settlement was reached here
last night in the milk wagon driv-
proposition drawn up By a special
city council committee was accept
81 py the Teil,ngsBell Vernon COM
psuy and tentatively accepted by
The executive committee aad VIII
, 1921-12-09

building. Speakers prominent In
health and education work viii de.
liver the main address. as an
nounced last night. ard a musical.
program will be included to lend
further entertainment. The meeting
has been set for 1880 o'clock.
, 1921-12-09
DE VALERA OPPOSES
PEACE Ratification
THO Members of Irish Cabinei
Oppose Ratification al Sc.
lease of Prisoners Pr

LONDON, Dec. 9.-(By The Associated
in Dublin yesterday which developed a split in
treaty has been to throw the treaty into an early
In his statement last night declaring himself aga
can leader, announced that the Dali had been S
nesday morning.
, 1921-12-09
D|STILLERY ROBBED OF $4,000
WORTH OF WHISKY BY H0lDUPS

Ten barrels and 10i cases OF bot
tied In bond whisiscy were removed
by tho bandits. who used three
touring ears and two trucks to haul
the liquor away.
, 1921-12-09
MASS MEETING
At HIGH SCHOOL

A large turnout OF Casper citi.
Eens is anticipated for tonight
when the health and education week
campaign ZONES to a close with n
program TO be given In the audi
torium Of the new high school
, 1921-12-09

board In federal court. The petition
of the carrier resulted from a citation
to appear before the board October 20.
when the board listened to the roads
reasons for declining to carry out a
board ruling. directing the carrier to
hold negotiations with their employees
over shop rules.
, 1921-12-09

'ecung q inquiry be enlarged.
colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr cor.
rooorates my statement that a soldier
was shot by an officer" Senator wat.
son DECLARED 1T was testified at the
trial that the officer shot the soldier
without provocation Whatsoever"
do you want Colonel Roosevelt
called a. a witneasf' the senator was
naked. -
NO I would not embarrass him."
Mr.; Watson went on to say he n
posed to try the a $ on the 1oor OF
the senate.
, 1921-12-09

TYRONE. KY. Dec. s.-whisixey
valued ut o than $4,000 was re-
moved from the T. b. Ripy dlstil-
lcry. near hero last night, by 20
armed men, who held up the su-
perintcndent and three guards.
, 1921-12-09
Woman Denied
Smoke Rights
in DOrmitOry

CHICAGO. Dec. e.-President
Harry Pratt Judson put the ban on
smoking in women's dormitorfes Al
the University Of Chicago today
Accustomed to making their own
rules. tho dormitory women were
suddenly confronted with n notice
from house mothers that the ciga-
rette was banned.
, 1921-12-09

ROY, N NJ Dec-'s.-Roy's new $751;
600 school building burned to the
ground this morning. the fro being Of
incendiary origin. school officials here
believe Twenty gallons OF gasoline
from n barrel close to the building
were used in kindling the fire. officials
believe. Detectives and boodhounds
are trying to locate the fire bugs. The
school was TO have been opened Janu.
ary /.
, 1921-12-09
RULES REvIsIoNs
WILL BE MADE.

CHICAGO, Dec. s-Revised work.
ing rules for railway maintenance of
way workmen will be promulgated
December II to becoms effective De
cember is, It was announced by the
United States railroad labor board to-
day.
, 1921-12-09
MAIL. CAR Is
ROBBED AGAIN

CAIRO. IN. Dec. s.-A mail car
on Illinois Central passenger train
No. % was robbed between Chicago
and C~entralia. H., some time last
night for the fourth time in about
three months. Details of the rob
berry r lacking. The train was
en- route from Chicago to Florida
points
, 1921-12-09
zpport "President" in Plan to
4 of Dali Eiyeann; Re-
ties Good Will

THE final result of the elaboration
I'll Eireann cabinet ove the Irish peace
1g of the southern ireland parliament.
e terms, Eamonn De Valera. Republic
, 1921-12-09
TO.
DECISION

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.lOn a bill Of complaint filed in fed
eral court today Judge K. M. Landis issued a temporary re-
straining order preventing the United States labor board
from issuing q decision against the Pennsylvania railroad in
their recent shop controversy. q
The bill is the first legal action taken against the labor
, 1921-12-09
CHICAGO R|0TMG IS
0UELLED. ONE DEAD
Laborer Wounded by Policeman on Wednesday, Dies of Injur,
as Disturbance Clears in Pa cking District; St. Louis Or
orators to Put Plants on Open Shop Basis

wsr eportedt hsm morning George Pile, IS years of age laborer died in Tse . ne
hospital Of gunshotw wounds received Wednesd day night The notice. said that M1 .y
by q motmryclep oicemana after he had throwns several brM.
The situation assumed q brighter aspect today with optimistic statements. fu az.
, 1921-12-09
DIES
IN CHAIR FOR
wife
DR.. Wilmer Hadley, Ex-Surgeon in Army
Serpice, Pays Death Penalty for
Crime of Three Years Ago

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 9-Dr. Wilmer Amos Hadley
former army surgeon srd ranchman, was put to death. in the
murder of his wife, Mrs. Sue Tinsley Hadley, in November
1918. Prison attendants declared Hadley went to his dealt
, 1921-12-09

TO SLAP OFFICER IN
COM MTTEE
Major Called "BulIjawed Brute" When
He Challenges Senator's Charges
Made in Probe on Hangings

WASHINGTON Dec. 9.-The meeting of tbs sensts So
|Tittee invsstisating charges by Senator Watson, Democrat,
almost broke up in a row today after Senator Watson had
threatened to slap the face of an. army officer sitting in fhe
, 1921-12-09
EDUCATOR DEAD.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec. s.-Dr. 10
seph Kyle. ". president OF the Ecnia
Theological Seminary, died yesterday.
, 1921-12-09

DUBLIN. Dec. Soy Ths Asso.
ciated PressGThe ratification of the
treaty between ireland and Great
Britain will be moved at the Dali
Eireann meeting next Wednesday by
Arthur Griffith as chairman of the
plenfpotentiaries. 1t was
today by President De Valera, In a
statement issued by the Dali Eireann
publicity department.
1t would not be moved as a cabinet
decision. added tho statement, because
the views Of the delegates differed
from those OF certain members Of the
cabinet.
, 1921-12-09
IRISH JOURNALS
CALI FOR RATIFICATION

DUBLIN, Dec. s.-tBy The 49,
ciated Press-CommentinE on DIE
statement Of Eamonn De vaIera or
posing the Irish agreement the Irish
Independent today says:
In connection with this devetop-
ment. the outstanding fact IL that on
September IA. last. the Dali Eireaun
appointed nve plenipotentiaries to rep.
resent Ireland at a conference with
representatives of the British govern.
ment to discuss the Arglo-Irish prob
lem and II possible. arrive at a settle
ment.
with skill and ability these pien,-
potentiaries DISCHARGED the onerous
mission entrusted to them.
We submit that in the circurn-
stances the nation r. IN honor bound
to uphold their action"
We do not know whether the coun.
try will or will not be asked to make
he momentous choics between peace
and war by means Of a referendum
er general election" says the Irisl,
Times. 1T h rejects the treaty she
will forfeit the sylnpathies OF the
whole world.
VIII ireland now. In an impulse
of pride and folly defy the world ana
turn her back upon her last and
greatest opportunity? God forbidr,
, 1921-12-09
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight and probably
Saturday, rising temperature
tonight in southwest portion.
, 1921-12-09
NDIT UNDER DEATH SENTENCE RULES STATE PRISO
Locks Warden and
Guards in Cells,
All CONFLICTS Are
Offered Freedom

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec.
8. - (By The Associated
Press.)-Tom Slaughter, con-
victed slayer and bank rob
Der, wanted in Oklahoma,
Texas, Missouri, Kentucky
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-30
Horoscope
"The stnrs Ine'ine,
But no Not Compel"
MONDAY. MAY 80, 1871
Copyright. 1921. by the McClur
Newspaper Syndicate.)

Copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
This is an unfortunate day. accord
ing to astroloSy. Mercury. Saturn.
Venus and Uranus are all in malefic
aspect Jupiter alone is friendly
During this configuration the mind
may he disturbed by contending emo
tions and impulses.
Jupiter seems to prom'sa success
and benefits for the clergy and this
should be favorable sway for
preaching since 1t inclines hearers to
serious reflection.
This is day in which to think and
not to act. Plans are subject to the
best possible rule of the stars. but
they should not be committed to
paper since Mercury is strongly
hostile.
Writings should be carefully gone
over, lest they be misunderstood, for
there is u sinister sign that indicates
danger may lurk in letters.
Love missives are subject to a
menacing government OF the stars.
which may encourage many girl to
misunderstand the most kindly mes
sage. EngaGemcnts are easily brok
en- under this sway.
Mars is in "A place that is not ad-
vantageous for domestic harmony. for
the planet IS in an aspect making for
discomfort and irritability.
Women should be exceedingly cir
cumspoct under this rule which may
cause men to misunderstood their best
motives.
Authors may experience n period
of bad luck early in tho autumn when
publishers are hard to please.
Courtships today may bring only
disappointment for the stars foretell
early disillusionmcnt, for women who
viii quickly detect slight faults In
their suitors.
Marriages will show n decrease in
numbers at this time but there will
be many mad romances in the coming
summer, which will be marked by
startling episodes.
Persons whose birthdate II Ia
should pursue beaten paths during
the year. They will find changes
rather unsatisfactory.
Children born on this day may he
restless and fond of travel. Many
adventurous spirits are born under
this sign.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-30
FRUIT CROP THIS YEAR
LIKELY TO Be SHORT

=, The State agents of the Bureau of
Crop Estimates. United States Depart
rnent of Agriculture, report that there
viii be short fruit crop this year
The shortage will be fairly general
cas-. of the Rocky Mountains. except
in portions of Michigan, New York.
and New England. Tho reports refer
particularly to stone fruits. such as
cherries. plums. and peaches, but also
indicate that there Will be a material
shortage of apples and grapes, tho not
as extensive as the shortage of stone
fruits. 1t is too early. the statisticians
say. to make an estimate OF tho prob
able yield of blackberries and rasp-
berries. With the shortage OF stone
fruits it is expected that the fruit sup
ply for domestic canning purposes viii
he limited In many sections While
considerable frost damage has oc-
CURED in some parts of California. the
general outlook for deciduous fruits
on the Facihc slope is still regarded as
good.