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The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
COMPARES THE BOARD
OF TRADE, CHICAGO.
WITH MONTE CARLO

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25-Compag
ing the Chicago Board of Trade wiih
Monte Carlo and the old Louisiana
lottery Clifford Thorne. representing
the American Farm Federation Bur
eau, recommended 20 the house com
mittee today, regulatory legislation 70
govern dealings In cotton and grain
futures Thorn said 80 per cent Of the
transactions on the exchange tuvol "a
gambling
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
RELIEF IS
CHIEF TOPIC or THE
PREMIERS' MEETING

PARIS. Jan The arss asaalfe
step towards Asatriau rellsf = as Eak.
en- by The apreaue cgtaslI fafaY pksa
e eomm o1 aas apeosafes - sts1x
the problem sua feuaEt Nfta rseem-
HsndatieHa fo fae sjises at tks iacrrs
ing Th states th8s sgfsfHcsa
are caaaiaeriaE the Gtee1 ana Ba1.
saH mafter f aas suggested ioszy
that traHes aaa Ensiana a5sanss e.
fg million pofnds gtariing ssr As
sfian fe#ef auf atsempts - sfsissllzs
egtrai Europe eEcaaaes rates
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
CENSUS BUREAU GIVES
FURTHER POPULATION
FIGURES TO PUBLIC
tThe Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-The negro
population of Roanoke. Va. Is ? 800.
an Increase of 70 per cent over 1910.
The white population Is 1850. The
negro population of Kansas City is
S,7O6, an increase of 30 per cent. The
negro population of Camden. NJ j., Is
s,bl3, an increase of 24i per cent.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
Million Dollar Fire in New Haven.
lThr Associated Press.l

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jan. .. Fire
which destroyed several business
buildings in Chapel street here early
today caused a million dollars dam
age. Flames were brought under con
troll after three hours hard work by
hremen IN zero temperature.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
TO AMERICA REACHES
PARIS FOR A C0NFAB
frhe Assoclated eress.l

PARIS Jan. 25-Sir Auckland Ged-
des. British ambassador to the United
States who sailed home from Wash
ington recently tor conferences. ar.
rived in Paris this morning to confer
here with Premier ilnyd George
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
GASOLINE REDUCED
TWO CENTS GALLON
IN CHICAGO TODAY
tunIted Pressl

CHICAGO. Jan. 25-A reduction Of
two cents per gallon in the retail price
OF gasoline was made here today by
the Standard Oil Company. Kerosene
was reduced three cents per gallon.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
PAGAN FlLIPINO'S
"SHIMMY' Twill NOT
PASS CENSOR LONG

MANILA. Jan. 2i-The mountain
province natives "shimmy" must 60
from the Philippines IL bill filed
with The secretary OF the senate by
Senator Lope u. Santos becomes a
law. According TO the wording of Mr..
Santos presentation the officials OF
the non-Christian tribes the inhabl.
tants of settlements and ranchesias
and tho children going 10 school will
he prohibited from appearing In pub
llcc wearing only the customary gar
ment
Anyone who should violate this pro.
posed law would be imprisoned FOR
from thirty days TO five years. II the
offender were school student. dis
ciplinary action would be taken by
the superintendent The bill would go
into effect two years after II was
passed During the meantime each
province must have bought aud dis
tributed clothing al cost 20 the noun
tain province people Who now end q
one piece draping sufficient
Senator Santos said the appearance
in public of halfuaked pagans is q
shameful exhibition end Is capitalized
by opponents " Philippine lndepend
ence as demonstrating Filipino Inca
pacity of self-goyernment lie 3ald
that 10 force them in this way to wear
clothes would be more effective thar
TO educate them in schools to do t.
lie said that the experience With
pagans taught him that wheu schoo
children go back TO their tribes they
forget hat they learn about society
Senator Santos is the author of au
other hlll nov pending which pro
poses 10 allot Filipino names to the
pagans.
-
List Npar Tho I-uifrd Efstfg~ urp
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
REFINERY PLANT Or
BIG COMPANY WILL
OPEN LAST Of JAN.
tunIteu press)

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 25-,The
American Sugar Refinery plant here,
one OF the largest in the world, Will
resume operations Jan. 81 on limit
ed scale. It was announced today. The
refinery was closed In October. 1t had
formerly more than thousand work
crs.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
RIOTING is REPORTED
IN INDIA; NATIVES
THREATEN The POLICE

ALAIlABAD. India SAN - There
has been violent riotiug in the Faiz-
bad district of the 0udh province.
Ten thousand natives are arminE and
threatening TO annilhllste the police.
Troops are being sent from Luekuow.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
LION DOLLAR FIRE At ATnENS. e7
LUMBER PRICES AND
Sh0RTAG SUPPLIES
TO Be INVESTIGATED
(The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 An invsa-
tigation into lumber prices and the
supply situation on basis OF the re-
cent report of the federal trade com.
mission on activities OF lumber as
sociations. viii he started nexi week
by the senate reconstruction commit
tee.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
INVESTIGATING GAS
EXPLOSION, RESULTED
IN DEATH 10 NEGROES

MEMPHIS. Jan An iHtesuga
uon by federal agents officials af
the oil company aud th ats g. uu-
der way 10 determine tao cause ~
yesterday explosion The death list
stood a 10 today an negroes Several
Of the score 81 more 81 the injured
being reported in critical condition
al hospitals
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
CUBAN LEGATION IN
DENIAL NEGROES ARE
FOMENTING REVOLT
unternatIonaI News servlee.l

WASHINGTON. Jan 25-The Gu
ban legation today denied reports
chat a negro revolution was fomenting
IN Cuba Never before has the race
given better proof OF its patriotism.
dc, lared The legation statement The
negro population nt Cuba Is only at
y pei cent
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
SIXTEEN AND HALF
MILLIONS TAKEN IN
ON BAPTIST FUND
tUnited pressl

NASHVILLE. Jan. - More thar
SIG. 500. 900 has been collected TO dats
on subscriptions to the Baptists' tye
million dollar c0mpaign, 1t was an
nounced here today Plans for
spring cash roundup during March
and April were outlined by the con.
servation commission in charge of
the work
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
SUPREME COUNCIL
TO DISCUSS PLAN
OF NEW PRESIDENT

PARIS. ian sa-The ofsesal pro-
gram 81 the supreme coaaeii. rov
meeting here, Includes dlseusatsu
of the American scheme for a Leaxas
o' Nations. the neT paper ln.ranslg.
Hant said ieday
fhis probably refers - the vasl0as
reported plan 81 Presiaeate elect HARD
ms f0f "a Association II Nations.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
PUNISH LANDLORDS
REFUSING TO LEASE
HOMES, WITH kIDD|ES

LANSING, Jan. 25-AA bill making
the refusal OF landlord to rent his
property to families with children
punishable by 800 fine and 80 days
imprisonment was introduced In the
lower house of the Michigan iegisla.
ture today.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

RDCKlEDcE. Fla.. Jar. @s-4sss~xs-
dent elect Harding planned - ln.va
here eaky thia affernosn ana ,~tn~cs-
cd % arrive 81 tera beso~s aarts n /.
nov expected that the party ~iN delay
hshing unfai after shr reach Nlaug.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-It is four
above zero here today The bitter
cold Is intensified hy forty-mIIe gale
from the northwest Hundreds Of
homeless spent the night IN charit.
able Institutions.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
LlNEMAH IS
CRUSHED TO DEATH. ATLAHTb

ATLANTA, Jan. 25-s. B Robert
Telephone lineman was crushed lu
death By q falling pole today
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25
new ENGLAND TODAY
SUFFERS COOLEST
WEATHER OF WINTER
Nnternatlonai Newe seruIce. !

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-THE coolest
weather of the winter is being exper.
fenced in New England today. n Vas
three below zero IN the suburbs OF
Boston this morning.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

flntsrn1tionsf fse~s s<Fyi<s1s
ROCkLElsGEs FIas. ism - Prezs-
deni,eiect Harding and psrsg EsfT fsts
morning for eFm5se sown fhs river
10 Paradise laahdsax. from wsf<e ~
wiii motor three niles sa1ougk sxzzs
isagies 20 the ses9 xglr e5sxse .hzrs
the preslasnteieet uH 1a1sx2ts -
new finhs
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

pther loan TO Europe. Thirty
ms sent to Belgium Everybody
nl to see our friends get what
Ewant But could not some money
[und in the Uuited States to deal
lack Of employment for Amcri-
workers? They need money and
Astruction In Europe.
need money and common sense
event DESTRUCTION over here.
addition to ten thousand millions
Ito the Allies while they were
Ing. this country, through its ex-
ely generous public officials, has
more than two thousand millions
peace was signed.
lis is a generous country. whore
gn countries are concerned. How
thoughtfulncss and generosity
IT show where Americans, out Of
/. are concerned?
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

aying machine. starting from
ska and bound for Washington.
two grandmothers. Mrs. Wheel
Mrs. Smith. flew sercncly as
Des M0ines. Iowa. carrying the
hy vote TO headquarters. Use
hndmothers SHOULD not be ex
70 danger aud extreme cold.
AIa Night Of the grandmoihers Ii
ef Interesting proof that wcmer
taperior to men, IN courage as
5er things. Any kind of COUR.
almost any grandmother Will
although she may not have
ral strength to do what a man
b.
u bearing. although men don't
b II. makes certain demand on
" Where courage alone counts,
randmothers viii be found ahead
! srandfatliers aud Of their own
too.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

y Arthur uNioDANE -
are's methods do not change
Killing processes bnprove in
~ from century to century.
EELING behind the killing re-
The same. You realize this
you read that British forces In
take noncombatants. guilty of
|ense and carry them in their
Nee automobiles as hostages.
are handcuned to the 'lor-
according to cables from Eng
If the Irish shoot at the police
Military, they kill their own
y Not much Of change since
dans Grove before them women
Invaded country as protec-
yainst arrows and spears.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

Last year the United 5tatce pro
duced s6672Oi.000 worth Of rubber
product5.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

ln certain quarters is the desire to
Ecp labor down. to make it humble
III take with gratitude what II can
u. 10 those who prosper realize
ha, they owe TO unions? IL they
pn's. let them ask the extreme radi-
Il agitators. They hate unions and
|e closed shop more than any capital
4 hates them. Strong unions and
pod wages, bringing peace of mind.
fe the most dangerous enemies of ex-
Fme radicaiism
|n gentlemen succeed in establish
n their open shop they win find
lat they have also multiplied by ten
twenty the strength of extreme
>dicallsm in this eountry.
Take gentle Mr.. Gompers with good
race and gratitude. That IS the way
po tpone air Trotzky.
-
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

sXXA ~ Il
- 49, = - Il
80 II
=, o.s..s cA.-.. /
fs1hsea Havs csuraas II
asaey e Europe
.s,...s 80 .s"..'.... ss.....
. -...r.s- - - -,
Killing Hing - processes Inprvs rove. IN
sEldNo
ne san same. ~ You % realize this
ss 9: .;,snssss. :ss sssss :. ,s'% ss.,s,ss ,ss
:::.:: :: s::':;::s !: '.s'.: !. '.s 8: i: IL
4 the Irish shoos at the police
nisy they kin their own
'ss ss.sss sss's ssss's ssss 'as@ as ss@s@' %sss
ans' arrows ARROWS ana spears
IA and bound for washington @
grand Mrs wheel
=: :.s s!s'sss 8 s.ssss.s;s., ne
npdno'hers should
ip o the ndmoihers ID
nterestn rroo that wcmer
Il men IN ncaurago as
although may have
n strength TO do what a man
makes ccra demand onl
y Where courage alone counts
'ssas'ssl s'ssss'sts s aud e d 'Gans nss 'sss a~a
btAsr loan 10 Europe Thirty
ssento
Il % @ see " our M friends = sea e. pha, what
:
strucsNn
.ss, ss bssihassos ssss ~ ss''ss sss. isss ss's
ss',s ne Ass Il 's' ~nns '1ss''as 'ss' "'ss ~sss
through
ey generous public oaeals & has
peace signed
s,aa, countries ,us are CONCERNED sss nss,,s as
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

would connect Chicago and
|he lake cities With the oceans OF
world; irrigate the western des-
aud do many other useful things
the government EVER stops ship
b hafioan monhy abroad. will il
what can be done with a few bill
dollars at home?
England. where they do not ship
ley across the Atlantic to any
it extent. workmen demand that
problem of unemployment he
ed and attention is paid to them.
there. workmen are organized
.ITIcALLY. and what they say
some meaning. Here, when labor
PMS talk. they attract as much al,
ion In Congress as would the
baking of mouse in the lion
sc at the Zoo.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

Eome patriot says ''the open shop
[American Perhaps it is. Black
(very also was once American
But it didn't last.
Hhe open shop means condition
der which workmen without unions
enpete With each other on basis
"the devil take the hindmost. .
n that is American" it is not q
pd thing for America. Disorgan
ed industry. no regulated training
skilled mechanics. 10 guarantee ol
hployment With decent wages, fol
wing apprenticeship all that mean.
uusirial anarchy. and that is MOI
lmerican.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

approximately l2.0eo.0eo persons
|ve under the American ilag out
IL u she soat,n.ntsl lintes States
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-25

srd says "the danger OF panic IS
fhe head OF the Federal Reserve
h." Good news; panic is unpleas
. Federal Reserve officials anu
|ers are congratulating themselves
the fact that prices are down to
LAY down. farmers are selling
|eat for less than il costs to raise
and wages are NOT going back
|ere they were.
Eiee for those that deal in money
, generallties. not SO nice for thoss
d deal In wheat, or sell their labor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
Slipper Is Proper
Punishment for
WayUard Daughters

ANACONDA. Ngai. Jan s5.-A
spanking and enforced attendance a,
school would BE- the proper treat.
meat for some OF AnAoobdA's way.
~Ard girls. according TO Distric;
Judge oeoTE. u Winston u have
ssen some girls como before my
court sho ought to have been In
school and Who had 90 much pain,
90 their faces tha, u vas impossibie
TO toll -ithoa, questioning whether
ihsy uerr - OF 90 years Old" he
said
judge Winston fiAyed the way
som- % the girls bFouEh, Inio his
court dressed ~. declared q vas
no, uncommoR for = Eirl TO bs
brought TO court dressed In tho
nriuhih OF fashion while their
mothers Who accompanied them
wore poor elothe. and shs~is about
their heads A campaign of eduea;ion
iion SAs urged by Judge wins,on
a. = means oi icsscnihE the numbcr
ot uAywATd girls herr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
Yin Mask
Ball viii Be
Pretentious Event

LN. Jaa, 27.-f,bruary 6th.
date bet for tho 10th annual
nornde ball TO be given for tho
it OF tho Maiin public library by
brary association.
poh preparation In being made
hc occasion. reports the commit
~ arrangements. Costumes have
ordered by merchants and 400
b are now on hand at the knlina
10 choose from.
~ prize offered for the best cos.
and characters amount 10 at
800. These are divided into
izoa. five for ladies and five for
rmcn. Tho pirzes are now on
" at tho Kalina atore.
ever tho hall was crowded" :"
tho committee. 1T will be on
pary 9Th, Tho ball promises TO
ttor and bigger than any given
D."
eryono In tho community II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

iAifirH masqasrsds Tho custom 81
hoii'HE annual masquerade balls pas
es'ab ishsd Nth ihS nft nohoHiisn
oiGly IN this sAilsy The pF0ertds ~
'ss's "Ftoss have Oh spent Or
ss'rts LohsmiAh zhd English books
aish ro- numbsf more than q
ihou',bd. AHyohs ~ the nsiEhbor,
h.ot mFy b0fr0u taes cooks
Tao ATTENDANCE si these dances has
len past tho huhdrsd mAFs ss,sfsi
lImes This year. the con mIiiss, b..
ilers ihA, no, isss ihaa $50 PsFs5ns
siii mash.
Tho prizes 10 bp awarded Arp o.
follows iAilss n's, pTiis. 20 piece
at of imPor'sj. band pAisisi sh'n..
uArn. seeohi tTifs. community ~.
yer. ,hird pf'rs. tomtaabi,y silver
. nth prize. gold button: iaii-t
group pfiss. 10 piece &c, o, dishes.
ruh,ismens fin, pTiEs. coismau Ess
lamp. second prise. silver shsviuE
cot. third priss. wAisrnan's 'otn.
tAin pcn! foarh prise. gold button.
and the meas group prize. five roid
seArf pins The judges hAr. no, beca
chossa up 60 this time. according %
. ropoft o' one % the committee
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
SHASTA yIEw NOTES.

Las; FRIDAY evening. despite the
zero weather. a large number of pat
rons and many % the children OF thI,
district gathered al tho school house
for a party In honor Of our teachers.
Nrs West. Mis- Chase And Mlss KAs-
por The HiEh school from MAiin
vas Alao Invited. Games were play
Cd and cHioyes By both old and
younE uuill about i0:1o. when cake
and coffee usre served By the ladies.
Zach one left a. token for our
worthy Tires" q pound Of some
,hinx useful 60 sny one "baehin".
this psrt OF the programme being q
surprise 20 the recipients. Such
gatherings brinE Us closer together
and mako q good fcslinr among
teachers. children and parents Aad
40 believe moro OF such would be
helpful.
Mrs. A. Turner. Who has been
spending a fe~ months With her
Mrs. G M Kirkpatrick.
returned TO her home at Klamath
Fails Saturday.
Ms. o. v. Click. who has been
her people at Ashland. has
rsturned 10 her homo here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Mr MsCAulsy. ~ifs Of Lieutenant
Commander Cleveland MeCAuiey. L.
~ y. nos stationed In Chinese sat
ore. has baSn admitted 10 practice
la. In Shanghai. China
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
CLOSER RELATIONS BETWEEN
PREss AND COLLEGE.

EUGENE. Jan. 27,--Appointmsnt I
~ a field representative Of the school
~ Journalism Of tho University Of
Oregon here was recommended rs.
Gently by SIXTY Oregon editors and
publishers who attended the third
annual stats Newspaper conference
here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

There Will bs foot Specials, a,
X. x. X. store--Jauuary s6th TO
29th--Frso Examinations and Ad-
vice. as-2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Metal cloth aud velvet are siefsiiJ
ihifodassi ihio this group o' fetch.
Ina. ~earabis hats A. tho lott 10 .
turbAa - gold and silver InaiAiiic
brotAis With q do-n.hAnEinE spray
Of hsaha-ooiofsd ostrich. A, nGh' 10
an ai,sraooa hat ot blue velvet 18th
= sisepis bow directly q, The oosier
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Closer relations between tho Orc.
gon newspapers and tho Journalism
school would come a. q result ut tho
work of tho field representative. II
IL believed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Nr Julia u Nelson. of Muneic.
has the dIsilneiion Of being the first
woman 10 bc elected To q sea, In the
Indiana lcE stature.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

The average wage Of women In
industry In Wisconsin has Increased
nearly fifty per cent during the past
two years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
ilr- Ilrt.sstm~ni. Duty

.oa the fire department ho~
dsroires the ,rps and fall safe
si the lives and pfup-FiB - the
Sfaaaliy ~th re'srenos Go the
cfs % ufo. and I, 10 mai,.f OF
bfsi toaIrAtaiaiioh that modsrn
sAlsis are somlnE 90 . full foali'
b. u tho tart that TO pfu'sni
from occurring iom"hs,ra,ss
~ srsa greater st'icisnSJ 'hAn
SnllaEaish them AFTER thsp have
si ihouEh certainly Ehis latter
D. L. ~ no means TO be uhdsF'
aisd
y this oAd therefore, % pFo'aui'
|fltos and ihsfsby pioiElhE safe
~ security 20 tho rommuniy.
y date fire departments arc or
bias nro prevention bureaus In
ouh rAAks. main,ainin. schools
s,Tuciloa az Ia ho~ fires arc TO
rrrsa,sd aud t,tins tho flremen
.somo crport Inspectors. aaiek
seo'oT rro hazards. so as 10 b.
Harry ft,sd Co Walt dwelling
p as we'll a. Industrial and
nefeiAi plants and teach tho Peo'
ho~ 10 safeguard their homes
business premises from tho
dangers OF tiro which constant
rruund them.
uniformed fireman stands for
fo,oo,lon of tho people AEAins,
b or damage by nrv. and fire
Who are influenced by q loyal
patriotic .rnso OF tholr fall fuy.
her officially Inspecting prem
or not will study TO cultivate .
perception Of tho presence of
haEardn. and whether On or Oft
will not fail TO advise and In
npon the removal or correction
~ hazard or defec, which may
a fire.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
hurry Of FIRE
ON OFFICIALS
~, ,t,, cn,.f u. u. pcian-,)

,u, IIf- riirf ". W, IHian"tD
rb,urh I, viii ba hereafter shown
mi, suf.rs ~ articles iha' the own
u, tenant u property " latEoly
\ rronslblr ~ toe maib,.' ~ pro
.,,rir fires. nevertheless EfaNu
L., ,rsiu upon tho shoulders 81
Inn Iau makers and Officials, ahh
o,r,raily uron tho msmbuis ~ fro
.,,rmrnls. both N their Individual
M objective ,aparltios
'vIih frapogl 10 iaa making bod
4 f. 10 On essential requisite that
.,rsrrrs DO enacted which shali
u r,mlnr the character ~ buiiilhEs
he rBnsifu,lci. both iFom the fire
k,-1irun and frslslips sianipdlnis
II, ulih sposlai restrictions With
r-rsnro a. the buiidinE 81 chin
H. and proper Installation aud
I. ~ lighting and heating equip
ss,.. az also tho correct SifihE 90
! p,rfnIsss Tor electrical purposes
spfrfpai ordinances should aiso
k,iiu iur tho placing o' even
tFuafd and device TO pro'eo' iifs
|,he ryrni ut a fire. such as fire
pss and easily accessible o'iis 10
krhss. theatres. department.
srs and other piAsss -bafs large
mbiiss - tho people arc Aoous-
sa 10 gather. and all other fsa.
b. Of safety suggested BY expert
Insurance easinsers.
"A .efy lmPoriaht and Fundamental
ya, u safety In this connection
4 sl municipal boii-s make smPie
ol,Iuhs tor valiaoauipps' and
fi~Hi nfs department white
omy is aiuays %, u,mo., inPoT''
la lhS sIpsadiIuFu 81 rutiis
krys. Ii sBuid prove = false and
,s pBllsy 60 go impair iho 81.
- % tho ritJ's fire Department
- ln iarf % mah posuf oF
klrmral. - g. hampsT of foduss
H. fu'yb s'iirisasy In the s'ohi
y srilogs ITO " IsHsrai sohiiaG
b. This - one ot The bFahChus
stir EoysfAmsht uhsfs eeOponJ
easily bSsoms psahy slss ssi
"a foolish
The Washington times., 1921-07-05
TWO MONSTER RATS IN
FURIOUS DEATH FIGHT

SUNBURY, Pa, July 1.-Two large
rats, each fully a foot long. fought
a Dempsey-Carpentier battle to tho
death today, according to Newton G..
Rem. a Northumberland county court
house attache.
Rem says he saw the two rodents
run at each other and begin a furious
battle. So intent were they that they
did not see his approach to within
three feet. Finally the larger got a
throat grip but released II when he
saw Renn and scampered away
Later the rat came back and again
attacked the body Of Its adversary.
Rem got q gun and killed ".
The Washington times., 1921-07-05
CANADA WILL BOLT
!. IF BRITAIN SIGNS
JAPANESE TREATY
Meighan Throws BombsheII
Into Imperial Conference by
Insurgent Attitude.
Internal tionaI News Service.

LONDON. July b.-Premisr Mel
CHAN, OF Canada, who is attending
the British imperial conference.
threatens THAI Canada will proclaim
hercelf outside Of the Japanese treaty
II 1t Is renewed by Great Britain.
according to sensational dispatch
printed by the Manchester Guardian
today. This threat was a veritabls
bombshell in diplomatic circles. It
is viewed with the utmost alarm as
an inruad upon the constitutional
unity of the British empire.
Despite intimations to the con-
trary. 1t was definitely learned today
that the Unittd States Government
has not made any official representa-
tions regarding the renewal Of the
Anglo -JapaneSe treaty.
Whitehall-the seat of British Of
ficialdom-is keenly disappointed 1t
Is understood that the cabinet has
given direct intimations to Washing
ton regarding both the treaty and dis
armament. but there has been no re-
turn move Of official character.
Prominent officials declare that
Great Britain has put all her cards
upon the table regarding both the
Anglo-Japanese treaty and disarma-
ment, but despite many unofficial as
move toward a settlement.
With the British dominion premiers
here, the prospect for speedy action
seemed assured. But this hope has
not been borne out