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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-27

rho ' D. Harding, Of Chicago.
Is "a. sss arrested by Secret serv-
lr'r sens charged with imperson-
d. -. /. sovsnment officer. Hard
Rsrl.s I. cousin Of President
49,, an as Cousin warren's
hgss "a. ',seietary." 1t is al
lsrsr,l i-ce q, Everett Harding fleeced
d. .,..gO : ChieagOans and others on
Iaip ~ s.n Of the fake relation
h s,,.- y advertised a story that
ia bsoo,.,'.. .s@fl' had been invited
hsla = p /. member of the house
hs resident and Mrs. Hard
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
VELMI OSTROU PALBU.
ZAHAJM RFPURL IKANSKY POSLANEC KELLER
MA KONCRES PRESIDENTA

Washington 7. srpna Taiemn6 hlucen revoy prot vId
covsi konPresu iez stale systenHn dnes sese
byo mocnrm vVbuchem povsaectv pro administered
sdena proti po6inan repubkanske veSny kongresu.
Konorcsnik Oscar f. Keller. republican Mnnesoty
del ve1en6 prohlsSeni n6mz d re maSnerie ylady bya
uchvaccna rao klikou neznaici ani A. B. narodohospo
davi ic5 sepa posuSno Wall Street Jest zodportdna "a
ptomou obeckou kakozrakou polku iez zdrzuie naSi
prosp-ru vytvofue hluhokou nedUv6ru nespokoenost
mez lidem"
Obvihue presidena. uchval vice moei, nezh ktelI
ko; ieho pfedch6dau, ze dktue zakonodarstvi ze
"pfedohv ajnrch konferencch sou podavany
be- prcdkladani zodpov6dnTm 1[bordm.
We sn6movnt posaneckt tvrdf zmnery poslanec, "maa
vladnouc kka zardousia vonou diskuss hroz vybuch.
erz republikanskou st1anu od Manu California
Vrbor prosredky enz sestavil ceni pfedohr
rracue dchodovf revisi Jest pranyfovan ponevadz w
hledava radu mnohomlionaiskych kabnetnch 1rednikd
ichz navrhv ou piSe dkovany nfedvolebnim slby nez
yzkouentmi zasadam narodohopodastvi mist9 aby
obrat;l radn odbomk0m
Poslanec Keller prav p uvazovani dani6nho planu
Administrative vnnho krouzku s6u tax zabaveni
"deanir z4konh pro mionaiu re nechapou potfeh
900 d ktef konaii koneuktivn prac tohoto ma
roda'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
PRESIDENT ZPET DO
WASHINGTONU.

Portland, Me, 6. srpna. Pre-
sident Harding skonGil svoii
prazdninovou navStevu do Bi-
lIch Hor New-Hampshirskych
dnas Sc svoii druzinou vyko-
nal cestu 140 mil V automobile
do tohoto m6sta, kde V prista-
WI oGekavala iei yachta May
flower. Utinil zajizdku do Ok
ford, Me, kde navStivil vojen-
ske sanatorium, ZastaVil Sc Y
Poland Springs na obed a na
partii golfu a pfislibil zajeti
caen6 veGera do Westbrook,
blizc Portlandu prosloviti
tam rec. Zastavka We West
brook uCin6na ma zadost sena-
tora Hale-a z tohoto siatu,
ienz bvl iednim 4 druziny
Hardingovy. Dnes pozde- ve-
Ger yachta Mayflower zdvihla
kotvu oGekava Sc, re dorazi
do Washingtonu V dtery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
PARN[K ALASKA Sc P0T0PIL
POMERY V RUSKU.
Pf HARRISONOVA NEDAVNO PROPUSTENA We
ZENf, PRAVf ZE II, 600 900 LIDl HLADOVf

Berlin. 7. srpna Ameritti pomocni pracovnici ktef
neffve phdon do tst Ruska zen6 nedrodou nadou kc-
lem 100000 osob PovoH skutetn6 hladovcich tie
tiny ve5kerho rusk6ho obyvatesva hadovch pocich
pi NJ f. Harrisonovt amercke novnarky ez byla red
propuStdna vfzen sovdtsk6n Rusku.
Toto pf Harrisonova pfta vniterimu hospodafsk6mu
polckamu rozhladl pod sov6tskou vadou obtan
sSlm valk5m vedenlm pro admralu Kolcakovi gen
gelov <onctnd uchu Go sucho nezpusobo konskrpc
m6del@keho d6nca revicie obi pro rude armady doko
nalv.
N>lcdck lest Ukraiina ez byvala pizrnou RI
ska. sctva vvzvt sebe SiDir nen
ho tpe zadni ttchto oblas nechce proput ob do
i'm. kc had ad nasledc toho Jest zem6deske obyva
tesvo sGhuic mz budc zanedbana podzimn uro
da ohro@cna pro p"iti rok
Krai mad nmz v2na pfilera hadomou, zacfna mez Nz
min! Novgorodem Kszani a prosira ihu
vektm pasmU Tsarsnu obou stranach oVlhy zauiima
ic Tatarsou repubku plovne Smbirsk6, Samarske Sa
r2avskt Pcn7f Tamhovske Cerkesskou republiku tast
Riazany Tuv velikon pro>ince Ufsk6 az 1pat L
raskfho pobfezi.
rcval Fatonsko. srpna. Zt-i 1otravn, iez beAern
posednho m6sce dochazv skoro dennd do psavu petro
hradskdho budc pouHvano koro vhradne pro d6nictvo
Nod Petrohrad prav depe$e obdrzena cd uredni boev
exc kovt kancoae Tim zpusobem zaiSt6na budou ODE
mfsta pred hadcm at coko sane osatni tastf zem6
Petrohrsd Noskva, "srdce rcvoluce. jez minulych
trech letcch pda mnohem vice nedostakem poravn nez
vcrkcve6 obcc hudou nvn postaven zcea opa6n6m zda
Invneisi plany budou uskutetntny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
APPEL TRETf INTERNACI
ONALY.
Jest v nem zadan proletariat
sveta, aby nedovolil pixie pro-
ii sovetske vlade.

Londpn, A. srpAa. - Vykon
ny yybor tfeti internationally
rozeslal appel ma proletariat
cel6ho syeta zada, ably pike
prot Rusku byly zmareny a a.
by cizim vladam nebylo dovo-
leno d6lati 81 podminky phi
poskvtovani pomoci prot radi
cimu hladomoru. Zaroven Sc
doznava, re na 20.000,000
milionu lidi Y Rusku je ohroze
no hladem a smrti Y letoSnim
pfiStim roce a re nedostate6-
ma vFziva, ktera ma ia nevy-
hnutelny nasledek nemoce, iiz
seslabila obyvatelstvo.
Y apem Sc vola k d6lnikiIm
sv6ta: "Sov6tsk6 Rusko tlp6lo
boiovali ia veSkery mezina-
rodni proetariat, a dostalo kr
ravG sya r~nv, kdyz potiralo
sv6tovy kapitalismus.' Potom
n&slcduic obvin6ni, ae vladv
anglcka d americka cht6ji M
ruskIch pracujicich tI'idach,
by vym5nol "a kus ehleba da-
ly Jim pfileaitost organisovati
protirevoluci ma ruske pnde,
natez Sc V apelu pokratuie:
"Vlady anglicka americ-
;ka nvni Sc stavi, jakoby ni6eho
ney6dely o bide mezi ruskym
lidem, ale iako mimochode,m
slibuii, re pomohou RuSku, pr
temz davaii pokyn, ze zplneni
slibu toho zavisi ma podmince
ze sov6tsk6 Rusllo dovolf, aby
ieho zalezitosti byly fizeny lid
mi, kter6 ony ustanovi q temi
ktefi jsou prisluSniky rusk6
protirevoluGni burzoasie.
"Proletaisti muzi a zeny
vScch zemi sv6ta, nezapomen'
te, ze krev ruskych delnikt
tekla pro vase blahel Zabral-
te pikltm svetovych kapitsli
sti -
APPEL ie podepsan zastupc
dvaceti a iedne zeme. Ia Ru
sko podep.ali jei Lenin Tro
'cky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
KIESL YPATNACTI MINUTACH PO Nk-
RA2U Ma SKALISKO Ma POBREU
CALIFORNIA.
II MRTVYCH TEL VYLOVENO A sc
OSOB Sc POHRESUJE.
HUsTA MIHA PRfcINoU KATAsTRoFY.

Seattle. Wash. srpna - Nemen6 48 2sob pfislo H.
vo pf zroskotani parniku Alaska, enz kles do hu0n
pf severnm pobreM California Dvanact mrvol
bylo vyloveno.
Devadesat cestujicich bylo
zachrn6no nakadnim parnfkem Anyox enz byl pet mil d
leko kdyz Alaska naraza Buntoyo skasko Jest nanei
WISE pochybno zdali eSt6 n6kdo zachr5n nebo kdyz
pam Anycx odraz od mista nesesti nebyo vd6t dale
KEN obvodu ziv6 dsk6 bytosti.
SpiSe ob6ti vice, nebot zpravy poCtu
osob nestastn6m panku rdzni Die iedn6 nformace
Alasce bylo 80 cesujicich Mich mezpaubi od
nj muzsvo pozdsavalo 80 osob. Jna normace udava
Get cestujcich 206 muzstva sc. Zda prvn nforma
jest pravnou kaastrofa yzadaa zvoty SO cestuch
II cenu muzsva die druhfch cic pohfesovao by II
cestuifcch 26 tlend muzstva-
Media byti nad6ie est6 n6kdo bude
chranen nebot Anyox bvl prn lodi ez pfipula hodnu
miso nest6s kdyz Alaska narazia skalsko vete
nEoxu radovt depes cd n6ho obdzene pravi po
chybue n6kdo zivu krone 6ih, kdoz
Sli ut ociSt6 jeho lodi.
Alaska naraza ma skalislo hodin vcera Byla
husa mlha Runtoyo skako Jest ednm nenebezpetnej
Sch pacck6m pobez. CelI pfedek pamiu byl urazen
sSlvIm narazem plnl tax ryche vodou re patnacti
mnuach kesl Ike dnu. Velel kap Harry Hobey dil "a
hrannd pre lodnho mdstk ponevadz neni mez zachra-
Anm Jest koro isto ze zahynul Ve udao tax rychle,
aGkoh bya spus6na vodu, n6kolk
hlo eh odrazi cd pam zachyceno bylo vznknuvsm Vi
a prekoceno.
Alaska vysala s O. s. (bezdratovt gnaly svrchoyan6ho
nehe7peG pokud nebyla Zaplavena signy
cenv bvlv podt pobrez Anyox by edny parn
doe bllzko ze mohl pEisptti pomoc Doraziv mso
ne6sti hodnu obdrzcn prvnho gnalu Anvox sebrai
deve zachrannych po celonotnim paran pax
odpu do Eureka. CAL zusaviv ieden vastnch clunG
mist6 kdvby snad iest6 n6iaci pozdstal vyskytli
Bunovo skalisko. nez Alaska naraza Jest ttyficet
Eureka Cal 450 zn6 cd Portland Ore. Mnoho
neSt6s udao az do 1901 kdy postavena tam sv6t
Cd t6 DOLBY pouze eden parnik tam zroskota
Columbia pred panacti 6ty, vekou zrtou skych
zvotG bv vlasn6n stenou spoleGnos ako A
laska ez iednm neiepsch paniku sluzbach
CHICKEN pobrezi Zbudovan byl Chester Pa, 1889.
Eureka Cal. Z srpna Kap. Hobeymu nest astnehc
parniku Alaska pi Campbelov6 sprvkyn
oddelen pGana bavn zasuha re katasroa nevyzada
Ia 81 vice ob6t Kap Hobev svo chadnokrevnost nfz
daval lodnho msku zabranil panice kdezo pi
Campbelova v6novala vSechnu peel zenam detem nch5
,noh6 do zachrannNch Gun Bya zachran6na kap
Hobey de stare radcp namoinfku kes do hlubin svo
I0df
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
OpET TEzKk RAMA.
ODDlL GEN NAVARRO, OBLEfIANY MA MOUNT
ARRUIT, BYL POBIT MAURY

Madrid 7. srpna. Oddi Navarra jenz byl obl6-
han vzboufivSm Mauy Mount Arruit byl zniten, die
zprvy obdr2cn6 Bemenguera Span6sk6ho vyso
kGho komsare Maro5u.
Dfv6s zpravy sd6lovay tohoto oddu prosekala
5 maurskymi radam a unika
Povscchn6 mineni zde Jest ze premier Aendesazar III
fad6 avSak do kabneu Geny conservative
niho zivu, kte!f pftomn6 neisou zastoupen vlad6
Ifedni zpraVy obdrzene pulnoci sd6lu diva
Span6ske oddly provedy obhdku rznych dopra
yiy zasohy nakoik posic spravi teleonni veden
low Glun Bonifaz rozp{ syoii palbou rebeske kupny
hol Bufae blize Caboauua.
Nen zdn4ho potvrzeni zpravy teo gen Sylvestl by
10 naezeno Gen Rerenguer paneisk vysoky komisa mari
dl dalSi patrani po nem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
HOLD PAMATCE CARUSOVE.

New York T. srpna. Has Enrica Carusa reprodukova-
NJ M onogafickem rekordu pohnu szam veke shromaz
d6ri piae ktef seSli Metropolitan openm dome
bv vzdai pamace velikeho p6vce enz zemie mnuy
den zp6vaci zp6va6ky hudebnici profesoniste
ovnci hubby mfsil denky pfi pameni schulz dnes
fadan6 VekT zesnueho obeStfeny americkou ta
skou vlakou zaunal sired ievste pod MIN byo nekolik
v6nc cd diektor tleni Metropolitan opery invch Schd
nTedseda DR. Antonio Stella Carusnv osobn lekaT jenz
nvr nroluv po n6m na.edovalo vice fecnikG kefi vs
cbi veebi Caru.a neenom ako vekeho pevce ale tez ia
ko vek6ho muze."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
ZASLUZNA PRACE. SVAZU NARODU.

New York T. srpna Vale6ni zaatci, ktefi navraceni
bv vvch domovi Svazem Narod1, nyn taii pfibiznt
.s icse zblva itch repatriac hyo ozna
memo Svazu Mar konceaf mests Vyteno jest QbSr
n6 iaktm obtizem setkava prace havni z&sluha
byo vykonano pfiGita prosuemu cestovae Ven
senov vysokemu komisar Svazu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
VYPRAVA CESkOSLOVEN-
SKEJ OBCE SOkOLSKEJ
DO AMERIkY.
Ceskosl. Tisk. Kane.

Praha, |. srpna. Vyprava So
kolov, citajdci 16 osob, odchad-
IA po lodi "Ameriia" desiato-
ho augusta prez Bremen.
Ceskosl. Obec Sokolska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
POMNlK MUCEDNiKUM.

Brusel - provinci Lucenlbursk6 byl dnes Cd
halen ponnik 283 obyvaelnm ker by zab Nemci
srpnu 1914 pomsty odpor kadeny francouzsym ojak
prot n6meck6mu vpadu Zasupee rae Alberta velvyslan
c Francc Italie byi pfitomni.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
NOMINATIONS
|NACT|0N ENDS
5,534 Army Officers
Will Be Given
Appointments.

Washington, Jan. 1s.-Inaction by
the senate on the thousands Of nom
nations submitted at this session by
fresident Wilson was broken Tuesday
ana the way pavet! for confirmation
before March 4, Of emergency appoint
ments.
Attempts of Democratic senators to
force on executive session, none of
which has been held since congress
assembled last month, resulted in nm
agreement between party leaders to
refer to appropriate committees, with
instructions to report the nominations
of 1914 army officers, recommended
for permanent commissions bv the
Pershing board and now holding tenn
porary appointments.
This agreement was reached after
Senator Lodge. the Republican leader,
had given notice that his party would
not tolerate any tendency on the part
Of the present administration to place
its followers in office to the embar-
rassment of the new administration and
after Senator Underwood. the Demo
cratic leader. had assured the Repub-
licans that "there was no desire on
his part to do that"
Senators Fletcher, Democrat. Flor
ida. and Norris. Republican, Nebraska,
tried unsuccessfully to force action on
civil apnointeeS
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
COOPERATION
FARMERS TOPIC
. Mutual Prosperity
Should Be Aim Of
City, Country.

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 1s.-Businees
men, farmers and laborers should CO.
operate for their mutual prosperity,
declared John Fl. Worst Of Minot,
president of the Tri-State Grain grow
ers association, in an address at the
associations annual convention, whcih
opened here Tuesday.
When they fight for each other in
stead of against each other" he said,
and the community spirit becomes
dominant, town and country will no
longer be divided, but with utmost har-
mony will all operate for their mutual
prosperity.
How to make farming a desirable
and profitable industry is the major
problem that confronts North and
South Dakota and Minnesota, he as
serted.
1T Is a sad commentary on Amerl-
can democracy when the most vital in
dustry is forced into a mental social
condition and subjected to the cheer
full cxtortion Of those who exist and
prosper at its expense"
A resolution requesting the North
Dakota legislature to appropriate
sufficient funds to properly enable the
attorney general to defend the interests
of the state" was approved at a joint
meeting Of the grain growers and the
Equity Cooperative Exchange Tues
day afternoon.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
CANE GROWERS,
REE|NERS CLASH
Southern Producers
Seek Tariff Re-
vision Law.

Washington, Jan. 1S.--Criticism OF
the governments method of sugar dis
tribution during the war, together with
a practically unanimous appeal of cane
sugar growers for protective duty
marked consideration by the, horse
ways and means committee Tuesday
of revision of the Underwood tariff
action as it applies to sugars, molasses
and syrup.
Practically the entire day was given
over to testimony of conditions in the
cane belts of the south, but represen-
tatives of several refiners, among
them former Representative John ].
Fitzgerald of New York, were includ-
ed in the witnesses and they stirred
up the old time strife between pro-
ducer and refiner.
Mr.. Fitzgerald declared the govern
ment's policy during the sugar short
last year had been such as to
alize the whole nation in order to
favor Louisiana producers.
R. z. Milling, of New ORLEANS, rep
resenting the growers, retorted that
the refiners had sought to get grip on
the sugar industry, "and make the
people pay for it."
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
British Gable Monopoly Curbed
by American Government; Court
Is Asked to Halt Landing Here

New York, Jan. 18-Injunction proceedings to prevent
the Western Union Telegraph Co. from landing its cable from
the Barbados at Miami, Fla instituted in federal
court here Tuesday The object the suit is prevent the
landing on American soil by British company in cooperation
with the defendant telegraph company cable which
extends from the Barbados to Brazil.
The government alleged in it's peadngs the contemplated
cable is monopoistc holds exclusive franchise from
the of Brazil which provides that other
pany may connect by submarine cable two of the points
within Brazil touched by the lines of the British company
The practical effect of the Brazilian monopoly, is
alleged is to shut off the right Of American in
United States this would preclude possibility
ing Rio de anero and other cities of the Brazilian seaboard
directly with the United States by submarine cable.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
GERMANS NOTE
FOUNDERS DAY
Loyalist Press Finds
Fault With Present
leadership.

Berlin, Jan. 1s.-The fiftieth ami
versary Of the founding of the German
empire afforded the nationalist press
opportunity for indulging in partisan
contemplation of the nations present
political and economic plight and the
ultimate working out of democracy as
insuring the future unity of the Ger
man people.
The Pan-Gernan Deutsche Zeitung
comedies to the German people pos
session of constitutional constructive
faculties, but asserts these may only
be converted into a national asset
when led by firm hand in a positive
direction. mo people on earth are
so poorly adapted to endure unbr:dled
as we," the newspaper asserts.
The Deutche Zeitung declares the
so called individual right of self-deter-
mination has accomplished the propa-
CATION Of petty traits in the German
character. provincial jealous:es and
partisan rancor.
Die Post speaks of ''the day of pride
and sorrow"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
BANKS To LOSE
IN BOND FRAUD
Prosecutor to
Protect Idaho Mine e
Operator.

Spokane. Jan. 1S.-Action to force
banks holding securities deposited by
the local brokerage firm Of Niilholland
& Hough as security for loans to sur
render them may be taken, it was
stated Tuesday by Prosecuting At
torney w. c. Meyer. if it can be proven
that the brokers obtained possession
of the securities by fraud
According to statement by D. r.
Glasgow. special administrator Of the
estate of John b. Milholland. who shot
himself after Jay E. Houeh. his part
ner, had told the prosecuting attor-
ney of transactions by which he de-
clared James F. Callahan. mining
man of Wallace. Idaho. had been de-
frauded of S353. 900. the Ladd & Tilton
bank of Portland and the Guaranty
Trust Co.. of New York are holding
approximately 100000 worth Of bonds
as securities for some $4,000 loaned
to Afilholland & Hough.
Prosecutor Meyer said he expected
to file at least two :nformations this
week against Hough. who is held in
iail here in default Of $4,000 bonds.
lie indicated that he would bring
charges of forgery and Of emhezzlc-
ment
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
MAN IN VAULT
FREED BY TAPS
knowledge of Morse
Code Saves Life
After 8 Hours.

Philadelphia, Jan, 1s-Locked for
nearly six hours in an hermetically
sealed concrete and steel vault in the
city treasurer's office Monday night, a
knowledge of the Morse telegraph code
probably saved the life Of Arthur
BrSnner, assistant city treasurer, it
bec;ple known today.
B.enner entered the vault, a room
10 feet square and 20 feet high, just
before closing time yesterday. While
he was there the big steel doors swung
shut. His shouts for help attracted no
notice.
The lights went out automatically as
the doors shut. Bremen was on q
balcony, in the rear. He felt his way
downstairs, pulled open every drawer
and piled the books on the floor to
get the maximum amount of air pos
sible and then slept for while. When
he woke, his hand came in contact with
a wooden slat, and, remembering that
Charles Hockwald, night watchman.
also could telegraph, he pounded out
in Morse
II am locked in.'
"Will get help" came the answer
from Hockwald, who Immediately tele-
phoned for man who knew the COM
bination of the vault
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
u. S. Expenditures
$40, 900, 600 Less;
Public Debt Drops

Washington, Jan. 18.-Ordinary ex-
penditures OF the government for Do
cember decreased by about 10000, 900,
compared with November while pay
ment on the public debt increased by
nearly $1,000, 100000, according to the
monthly statement issued Tuesday by
the treasury.
For the six months ending with De-
cember 81, ordinary disbursements fell
pared with tho corresponding period Of
1919 while public debt expenditures
declined by nearly $1,000 100000,
Ordinary disbursements for Decem-
Der totalled $4O4,575 ,001 against $780,
O92, ,318 in November while public debt
payments for the month aggregated
$l 600. 600 900 hs compared with $677,-
600, 900 tht. month previous.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-19
Terror Grips Cork
Inhabitants; Black
and Tans In Town

Cork, Jan. 16-Terror. equally as
intense as that which prevailed before
martial law was enforced. grips the
people Of Cork. The black and tans,
and auxiIaries, who were withdrawn
from the city after recent fires. now
are more in evidence than ever and
since Saturday and Sunday nights.
when the streets Of the city were
swept by bullets. the inhabitants have
been living literally in fear and
trembling.
The warning Of Major General Sir
Edward Strickland. the military COM
mander, that drastic measures would
follow assassinations of members of
the crown forces has served to in
crease uneassness.
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ONE VOTE AGAINST
TEACHERS LOYALTY
OATH BILL M'KAY'S
Senate Favors Measure in Committee of Whole
After Booth Roasts Educators Speeches
Made at Billings Convention
BY w. w. MOSES


| Special to The Tribune.
Helena. Jan. 1S.-Although ably
supported by Senator j. W. Anderson
Of Richland county in his fight against
the bill compelling all teachers to take
an oath of loyalty Senator J. f. Nc
Kay Of Sanders county was unable to
make any impression in the senate
Tuesday wnen he launched harangUe
against the measure while it was
being considered in committee of the
whole.
His talk was highly socialistic in
character and was finally brought to
an end by Senator Edwards of Rose
bud county who arose to a point Of
order and insisted that the speaker
was not talking to the question.
Anderson opposed the measure
along the line that the bill would tend
to prevent teachers from expressing
any dissatisfaction with any Of the
provisions of the constitution or of
any of the statutes and that it pre-
supposes the necessity for imposing
such a restriction upon the liberties of
the teachers as the oath provides.
Points to Similarity
Senator r. O. Larson of Teton
county called Anderson's attention to
the fact that the oath was very sim
liar in its form to that taken by the
senator from Richland when he was
seated in the senate and he wanted to
know it if was his belief that the i'm
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position of this oath originated from
any belief that he was disloyal or could
not support the constitution. Senator
Anderson did not answer the question,
Senator Booth. of Fallon county
claimed the oath would not prevent Just
criticism of laws or constitutional pro-
visions but merely required that the
teachers would support the constitu-
ton and wonld teach allegiance. If
they could not do this he felt they
should be discharged.
Il attended the recent teachers
convention in Billings said Senator
Booth. land from some of the speeches
made there, / came to the conclusion
that some of the teachers have little
respect for the constitution or the
laws and l certainly would not want
them to be imposing their ideas upon
any of my children.
Should be DISCHARGED
Whether they are professors of the
university at Missoula, of the college
at Bozeman or of the public schools
OF the state they have no place there
and should be discharged"
The measure was then recommended
by the committe of the whole for pas
sage the only opposing vote being
shouted by Mckay.
Mckay also opposed senate bill Ill,
providing for a commission of district
court judges to assist the supreme
court, declaring he was suspicious of
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