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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29

The state highway department. has announc-
ed a policy OF Systematically patrolling the
200 miles of highway taken over for main
tenance by the state as we'll as the 800 to be
paved this year and thus, instead of waiting
until the roads have reached degree OF great
disrepair, will carry along the work of main
tenance in such way that there will be no
occasion for any great amount OF work at any
given time As the Macon News says. this
is a wise application of the humble proverb
about the stitch in time and will meet with
general commentator
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29

rift in republican harmony already ap-
pears before the administration is month
old. The opponents of the Columbian treaty
are limbering up their big guns for action
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29

People fall in love for the same reason that
they are born. 1t is the course Of nature.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
ENGLISH PRESS INSISTS
DISARMAMENT DESIRABLE
Renews Campaign for Conference OF
Three Powers and Denies Alliance
With Japanese Nation

London, Jan. i.--lnsistencc on the
desiruhllity Of restricting naval urma.
ments and the holding of conference
on the subject by the United States.
Great Britnln and Japan was renewed
yesterday by London newspapers
The Times. saving the belief was
widely prevalent In the United States
that Great Rrltnla was houpa by treaty
to support Japan In the case that conn-
try should enter u war with America.
devoted more than half Tong editorial
seeking a. convince Americans that
this belief was "grntcsauely false"
The newspaper recalled that when
the United States aud Great britain In
1914 signed The peace commission
treaty. Great britain notified japan
OF the fact Japan was told that the
agreement 10 submit disputes between
the United States and Great Britain 10
Investigation by permanent lnterna.
tlonal commission constituted IN ex.
emriion on Great Britain's part 10 aid
Japan"
III that does not explode NIL nm.
caslncss about IN Anglo.Japanese at
tack" said the newspaper, "the sus-
pician must be beyond the powers Of
reasoning
Reiteratlng It's advocacy OF an agree,
mcnt between the three powers, the
Morning Post contended such an agree
ment should not infringe upon the pro-
vince of the league nt nations.
THE British government, said the
Daily News definitely favors such an
International conference on disartna.
meut as was proposed BY joSephus
Daniels. United States secretary ot the
navy. aud maintains 1t Is the function
of the league Of nations to call IL"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
PROHIBITION COMMISSIONER
WILL llMlT NUMBER PERMITS
Whoiesaicrs viii BE Hit Hardest, but
Retail Druggists VIII Come IN for
Share OF Reduction

Washington. I,ec a0,~~plnns for re-
dncins the number of federal permits
for handling liquor next yenr were an.
nouncetl yesterday by Prohibition Com
missioner Kramer. who said the new
issue Of licenses would he held To n
strict minimum In an effort 10 check
Illegal liquor sales
The greatest reduction will he In
wholesale permits under Mr. kramer's
program. bur other dealers entitled to
operate under the Nolstead act will
also he affected The commissioner
said he Intends Ia refuse IL reissue
between 90 and Is per cent" OF the
Wholesale liquor licenses now In IF.
feet.
The enforcement staff has been en-.
gagged for several months In studying
the reeoris of the T1.0O0 odd permit
holders 10 ascertain who have commit
ted overt acts under prohibition stat.
utes. with the view of eliminating them
from the list Of those who may handle
inioxicants next wear
Atlantic scaboard areas apparently
have provided the prohibition enforce
ment agents with their greatest prob.
lens. and II IL expected those districts
will lose the largest number of liquor
dealers under the plan.
Great Lakes cities aud border points
both Canadian and Mexican. also have
given trouble for the enforcement
corps, according "a the bureaus rec-
ords, and Mr., Kramer said he planned
To see that fewer permits would be
granted IN those regions hereafter.
The prohibition hurenu was said 10
he giving some attention also To the
sale Of liquor by retail druggists
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
AIR FLEET STARTS FLIGHT
FROM SAN DIEGO TO CANAL
Fourteen v. 8. Seapianes Start On
Journey More Hazardous Than
that Across the Atlantic

San Diego. Cal, Dee. 31.-Headed by
the F-5-L squadron leader, II sea
planes left the North Island navy air
station here NJ 30 O'Clock yesterday
morning on the first lap Of the pro-
posed flight from San Diego To Pana-
ma bay
The seaplanes comprising the Paci-
flc air force. started on their 5000
mile flight 10 Balboa canal zone, which
is regarded by naval authorities IA more
severe and hazardous test than the
crossing OF the Atlantic ocean The
route lies along the Mexican and Cen
trai American west coasts with hops
Of the seaplane squadron scheduled
from bay To hay or port To port
Take of of the fleet of aircraft was
accomplished without untoward Incl
dent, the fleet taxing down the har-
Dor channel to the port entrance under
the Point Iona headland. and there.
with the open sea before them, rising
from the water aud disappearing into
the skyline rs the mighty roar of their
combined motors dimmed from hear
ing
For emergency In case of becoming
lost each Of the SeaplaneS is carrying
two weeks food rntions and has star
shells for night signaling. II is ex-
pcetcd the planes will reach their desti-
nation ON January ~.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
YANK SOLDIERS ARRESTED
ON WRONG SIDE or RIVER

SaEales. Arlz bee 3i,--A purity ~
I'VE American soldiers under command
az Lieut. A. II Luther nf the topo,
graphic department "t the army WIS
taken into custody today by party If
Mexican fiscal guards when they mo.
,orsd across the International bound.
nry line into Mexico IL, Sasahc. sonora.
The soldiers were said IA he seeking
water,
The prisoners we're taken 10 Nogales.
Sonora. where they We're held for sey
erai hours iu the municipal Jail pending
IL conference between American Consul
Francis T.. liver. Mexican Consul
Manieserde and Lieut., Scott Israel
army intelligence officer They were
released on parole. with instructions
Ia report this morning 70 Mexican Inn.
migration officers. pending an answer
90 wire sent Secretary Gales a.
Mexico city Tor advice.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
CIVIL MEASURE
GETS CENSURE
SHIPPING BOARD COMES IN FOR
ITS SHARE OF SHARP cRtrl
ctSM IN HOUSE
OFFICIALS SALARIES LOW
Chairman Good Of Appropriations Com.
n,ittee 10 in Favor Of Limitlno
Army to 10000 and Learn.
ing Soldiers TO Work"

Washington. Dec. 81 - In opening
house debate on the snndry civil APP
preparation hill. Chairman Good of the
appropriations committee. yesterday
served notice that II he could prevent
IL. mot single penny would he appro.
priated for the shipping board" lie
added that his committee felt that IN
had ia get behind the shipping board
and compel IL 10 sell It's plant aud
equipment.
House leaders took mp the big mp
preparation hin with the avow~d pur,
pose Of disposlng Of II as soon as pos.
sihle TO make way for other important
supply measures. The hill contains
more than 100 items and cniis for nm
aggregate appropriation of $as3.dii !.
~ General debate on the measure
will he concluded today and It's con.
sld~rnfion, Item by item. will begin
next week
The chairman also attacked the war
department for spending more money
than congress had appropriated In re.
cruItinr the army He said he was in
favor Of limiting the army TO 10000
men and make them learn 10 work"
The committee chairman, however.
IN urging economy. said that the sal
arleS ~ many government officials and
employees were too low,
Commenting on the care and train.
Ing Of Disabled war veterans. Mr.. Good
said that both the war risk insurance
bureau and the federal hoard of voca.
sionai education wonld have nnexpect.
ed balances nj the end Of the current
fiscal year and That with these
amounts available. together with ap-
preparations carried In the bill. the
war risk insurance bin would have ap-
proximntely xl60.O 900 and the board
az vocational education x75.aoo.ooo --
during the eoming fiscal year-approx-
imately the amounts he said, they had
estimated they would need.
Congress will take care Of the dis.
abled soldiers" AIR Good declared.
He pleaded for passage Of the Hill as
presented by the committee, deciar.
without regard 10 personal conslsiera-
tIons
Behind Oh. whole measure. he said,
was an urgent desire 10 reduce the ex.
rense Of the government aud lif, part
of the heavy TAX burden.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
LAST SURVIVOR STEAMBOAT
RACE DIES IN LOUISVILLE

Louisville. kya Ian. John West,
=. wears ~ uge. who was second cugln.
Ger on The steamer Robert T., Lee when
she Won from the steamer Naehek In
the fameGs race from New Orleans To
81 Louis on the Mississippi river In
1870 Is dead here
Mr.. Wles,'s work In repairing II
broken water pipe nnd stopping a leak
In the boilers during the race was said
to have made victory possible for the
Robert L, Lee lie was the last sur.
sivar participant In the race.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
SEN. HARDING DISCUSSES
HIS INAUGURATION PLANS
president-eIeet Discusses With Chair.
man Hays Possible Appointments
For His Cabinet

Marion, O.. Dec. 31--Plans for the
Inauguration held right OF way yes
terday on President-elect Harding
schedule Of conferences.
r.. f. Mclean. Washington publisher.
who Is chairman Of the inaugural com
initfee: Senator Philander q. Knox. oil
Pennsylvania. chairman of the congress
siOnal committee on inauguration and
viii have an active part IN inaugural
arrangements. were among those called
into consultation here on details of the
ceremony.
Others on Mr.. Hardings appoint.
lnent list during the day included a
committee of the National Grange. who
asked for the Interview 10 present their
views on the agricultural situation.
The conferences Yesterday with the
president-elect are believed 10 have
bolstered Indications that announce.
rncnt Of some Of the cabinet selections
viii be made soon senator Harding
reviewed with Chairman Hays all the
discussions on cabinet selections an
association of nations and other mat
tiers which have taken place here dur
ing the last few weeks.
After the conference Chairman Hays
said
This normal man Is doing the nor
nal thing. He is keeping his promises,
made repeatedly before the election
that he would Immediately approach
and seek the solution Of the great do
nestle and foreign problems with a
discussion with as many leaders AS
possible.
From all sides comes the word that
this splendid course Is going far indeed
toward aiding the situation which
might have been very different as we
move into the new year.
ut Is real satisfaction tn note the
renewed confidence which Is the ac.
tua result of the recognition on the
part of the public that there Is in the
president-elect "a real constructive lead
ership."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
WORST OF REIMBURSEMENT
OVER. SAYS BOSTON MAN

Boston. Dee 3l.--The belief that
business reimbursement aud deflation Is
"more than half completes" aud that
"the worst is over" WAS expressed by
Alba II. Johnson. president of the Phil
adelphla aud Pennsylvania chambers
Of commerce IN an address before tho
Roston chamber OF commerce yester-
day
rs II not good business rs well AZ
good patriotism 10 start buying now
into motion, to relieve unemployment
aud Ia spread the Improvement Of con-
ditlons over longer period2 Let me
warn you not To wait too long" he said.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
STEPS TAKEN TO DUST
TWO CITY MAGISTRATES

san Francisco. tni.. nec. ai.--Steps
60 force l'olicr Judges ] ] sullivan
and Morris urrenheim from the bench
because Of alleged nalfensanee Mere
taken by the Sau Francisco Rsr ass4,-
citation here yesterday With the filing
~ disbarmen, petition In the su.
pr@sse couri against Judge sullivan
inendlng that lndgS oppenheim he dis
barred also.
simultaneously the ttyic League ~
Improvement flehs aud Associations
filed with the registrar ~ voters pe.
iiilon asking THE recall ei the Two
Judges because OF their alleged ZEN.
enlargement Of criminals
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
INTERFERENCE ADMITTED
BY OFFICIALS IN SUIT

Washington. Dee 2a-Admittinc in
reference with the landing on Amer
lean shores of the Western Union cable
from Barbados and stating that they
acted under direct orders OF Pfesi-
dent Wilson, Secretaries Colby. Baker
and Daniels filed yesterday in the dis
trict supreme court their answers N
the suit brought by the telegraph com
pany for an injunction restraining
them from preventing the landing Of
the cable line
The cabinet officers said an iainnc-
ton would inflief injury on the govern
ment and peoples Of the United Ssare~
and would hamper President Wilson
IN the conduct III negotiations With for
etgn countries ON the suhjeci Of cable
communications
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
Y. w c. A. ASKS FOR
WOMAN DEPUTY SHERIFF

Duluth, MINI. dec. 3l.-A woman
deputy sheriff may - appointed in 81
Louis county. according 10 sheriff
Frank J.. Magic who has been pcti.
Toned by the board Of directors Ut the
y W 6. n IN IA letter filed with the
county To appoint such an official. The
request Tor woman deputy sheriff
grows ont ~ the movement sponsored
ny Duluth women 20 protect the morals
Of young girls In Duluth aud on the
iron range.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
ROAD PLANS FURTHER
REDUCTION or FORCE

New Haven. Dec. 3i,-A further re-
,iuction In the working forces of the
New York. New Haven \ Hartford
railroad viii be made next week II WAS
announced Wednesday night by &, l.,
Rar,lo. general manager Of the Rad.
He said that 1000 employees would be
laid of lowing to further severe de-
e,Ines in the business of the road"
With this reduction the road will
have dropped 5000 persons from its
pay rolls since November |.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07

San Francisco, Dec. ao,~-..Iames
Carey, alleged member of a San Fran.
cisco criminal gang, MAS convicted In
the superior eourt here Yesterday on II
charge Of attacking Miss Jessie Mont.
eomcry ~ Rene. New He was the
third person "a Il. convicted In con
hcetion with the attack. The jury was
out IL minutes.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
TANK CORPS TO PROTECT
WOMEN FROM FooTPkps

cilieago. Dec. 3l.-sauads srom the
Evanston tank corps and automobiles
manned by policemen armed with
rifles viii guard Evanston. Chicago :
wealthy north shore suburb. from The
reign Of moron bandits who have ter
rorized women OF the town. according
10 plans OF the mayor. III. l.. Pearsons.
The tank corps has one tank.
Detectives. CARRIED as women. with
reviewers concealed Ia handbags. also
Will patrol the streets.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
MuLTl-hilIIoNAlRE WILL TAKE
UP LIFE WORK AS A BANKER

Chicago, Dec. 3o. = Marshall Field,
Ill. announced yesterday that he hsd
decided 70 take up investment banking
aS his life business. and had formed a
partnership with a Chicago bankinr
firm. Mr.. Field. who was PRINCIPAL
heir 10 the estate of his grandfather.
Marshall Field. which made him one
OF the wealthiesy Young men in The
world will continue his association
with various New York and Chicago
interests left by his grandfather.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
Tough to Lose Baby and Get 10 Years,

Yakima. Wash. Dec. I.--t'eorge
Stagg who was recently sentenced at
Tacona 10 10 years IN the state peni-
Tertiary tor kidnapping his son. Bohhy.
from hts divorced wife, left yesterday
morning for Walla Walla with other
prisoners after spending the night In
the Yakima county Jail. He was In
charge ~ IL f.. CraSua. travelling
guard. Stage stated II lis pretty
tough IL have to lose Bobby and then
10 have 10 years taken from my free
dom did not know the full extent
Of the law In such cases
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
Soldier Arraisned on Forgery Charge.

Salt Lake City. Dee. 2o.--charged
ment checks from the malls. Wilmer
Thompson. a soldier az Camp Lewis,
Wash i Ia be brought back t. Utah
for trial according "a federal officials
Thompson Is alleged 10 have stolen the
checks which we're In payment of
bonus to two former soldiers in the
Ulnta Ra>in. totallng sui.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07

London, Dee. 3i.-A dispatch to the
London Times from Milan quotes Ga
brieie dAnnunzio In manifesto as
saying:
Although | prepared myself yesterday
for sacrifice aud already had comfort
ed my soul, ! feel today disposed to
defend my life by all means.
II offered II hundreds OF times smll.
ingly In my war. but It Is not worth
while TO throw II away IN the service
of u people who could not he distracted
even for moment from their Christ
mas greedlness while we We're assas-
slnated by their government"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
presiden. Celebrates Birthday.

Washington iec. -. - President
Wilson. Nho entered the White House
a, the age ~ Nj, yesterday celebrated
his sixtA.fourth anniversary OF his
birth hts iaSt birthday before retiring
Ia the TIE ~ private citizen.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07

The General Motors corporation on
n"eemher So, omitted the stock dlvi-
deha of oRe-fourth share which II has
paid quarterly since March. 1000. on
common stock. Al It's meeting In New
York the hoard ~ directors declared
The company regular quarterly cash
dividend of - cents share on com.
mon sgaek.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
DRY RAID FAILS
TO STOP BOOZE
FEDERAL LIQUOR AGENTS Ar
REST 81 MEN IN HURLEY,
WISCONSIN
SPECIAL CARS FOR VICTIMS
Invasion Pulled off Without Hitch or
Opposition.-Town Is Admitted to
1e Drier Than Has Been Case
for Several Months

Ironwood Mich. Dec. 29-Accord-
ing 10 reports received last night ii"i
lev is laughing over the raid yesterday
by federal prohibition enforcement
agents. Fifty minutes after the feder-
al agents left for Ashland, moonshlne
liouor was sold in Hurley. Last night,
II was said. anyone who knew The
ropes could buy liquor by the quart
or case.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07
D ANNUNz|O GIVES
UP CITY OF F|UME
REBEL FORCES WILL BE DIS.
SOLVED AND GRANTED AM.
NEsTY BY ITALY
RAPALL0 TREATY WILL RULE
Soldierpoet Declares He viii Take
sweetheart With Him When He
Leaves Fiume.-South America
May Be Objective Of d'Annunxio

Triest, Dec. 3i.--iiostilities AT Fiuine
between Italian regular troops and
ii Annunzio iegionnaires has ended
The agreement for the equalization
OF Fiume was signed yesterday morn
ing. Orders for n cessation Of fighting
M Fiume apparently followed report
To General caviglia. commander al
Italian regulars In Dnlmatia that the
council OF Fiume. 10 which Captain
Gabrielle d'Annnnzlo had turned over
his powers as head Of the regency oil
Quarnero,' had accepted the terms oil
the Italian government
Al "a conference held ut Abbazzit on
Tuesday the council gave complete rec
ognition of the treaty Of Rapnllo
against the application of which dan
nunzio and his men were fighting.
The last news from d'Annunzlo per
sonally stated he had resolved to leave
Fiume by airplane, and II II presumed
that he planned Ia take with him Sig
noriia Iuisellu Baecura. who has beer
In Fiume for several months and "a
whom he has declared he will be mar
rled as soon as he Is given II divorce
from his present wife. Slgnorta Bac,
cara refused 10 leave the poet-soldieI
when an attack on the city was immi
ncnt, declaring she would rather be
killed than 10 quit the city.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07

Ashland. Wis. Dec. 29.-Fifty-seveh
men arrested in the raids yesterday by
prohibition enforcement agents AT Hur-
ley, Wis. were brought here and lodg-
ed in the county Jail last night They
will be arraigned before United States
Commissioner Walter A. Cate here to-
day. Arrangements had been made ny
telegraph to have the prisoners ar
raigned at d y. m. but because their
train was several hours late, this plan
had to he abandoned.
The LIQUOR seized in the raids was
brought here with the prisoners anu
was stored in the county jail 10 he
used as evidence Forty-eight federal
officers guarded the men and liquor on
fhe trip here.
Commissioner Cate said last night
the prisoners will he arraigned today
shortly after the arrival of United
States Marshal Pueh of Superior, VIII"
is due Mt / Il. m. Then warrants will
be issued, Commissioner Cate said,
some charging Illegal selling of infoxI-
eating liquor: others charging posses
sion of intoxicating liquor. and others
charging both selling and having liquor
in possession.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07

London. Dec. 81 The Evening News
Rome correspondent said yesterday
that dAnnunzio has accepted the
terms of General Cavigiia. command.
Ing the regular Italian forces about
Fiume. Annunzio's legionnaires viii
be dissolved and granted amnesty. the
correspondent declares. adding that II
u expected d'Annunzio Will go To South
America.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07

Hurley. Wis, Dec. 29.-Hurley last
night was quiet and "drier" than il
has been for many weeks, following the
''invasion' here yesterday by federal
prohibition enforcement agents from
Chicago. who raided 80 saloons and ar
rested 81 men.
Late yesterday the prisoners, guard
ed by federal agents, were placed on
board two special Pullman coaches at
Ironwood. Mich, across the river from
here. and started for Ashland for ar
raignment before United States com
missioner.
The prohibition enforcement agents
numbering 4S-under the leadership
of Joseph Callahan, swooped down on
Hurley nj 8 30 a. m. yesterday. BY
80 p. IN. 2S saloonkeepers or bar
tenders and 10 patrons had been talk
ed into custody and liquor of AL de-
scriptions which filled two boh-sled~
had been seized.
The "hooty" was in packages of air
sizes. from five gallon jugs To half
pints. but mostly in quarts and pints.
Some of the ''moonShine" was nut sup
in especially fancy style. designed, it
is believed, to attract holiday trade.
The liquor was found in all cnnceiv-
able places In one instance nothing
was found in the saloon. but in The
residence of the proprietor n quantity
of moonshne was found in a bath tuh.
In another place one lone quart Of
bonded whiskey was found locked up
in the safe.
The raids We're conducted peaceful
~, not shot being fired, and no re
sistance offered, although firearms
We're found on several of the persons
taken and in some Of the places raided
Manor w. 7. Lennon was last night
confined 10 his home suffering with
pneumonia. and was unable 10 make Il
statement regarding the conditions ex-
listing here.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07

Salaries Of all civil service employees
Of Seattle will BE- reduced II per cent
beginning March n. If an ordinance in
PRODUCED in the city council by Coun.
Gilman Il. IL. Thompson Is passed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-01-07

One man was Killed and more than
40 persons were injured, several seri-
ously. when a trailer attached To n
Pittsburgh. Pa, street car broke loose
ON Forbes street grade In the Oak.
land district and dashed down the
Hill and crashed into another car. Both
cars Mere crowded.