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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
WANTS TOMB OF FIRST
GOVERNOR HONOREl

Frankfort. Ny. Feb. = -On IN,
border OF Lincoln county. iusr
over the line from Shelby City
lie the remain, of Isaac Shelby
first and fourth governor oi Ken.
iucky. Ills body lics in a neglect
ed grave IN the old Shelby buria
ground at Arcadia. ancestral cS.
tate of tho Shelby>. from which
place in l7g2 he rode horseback
tn LcNine ton take the oath uf OF
ice after Kentucky had split utl
from Virginia aud nccomc state
\ bill wa, placed before tho
General Assembly by Rcprcscn
talivc Lester !. letter. Of Lincoln
county. would remedy the neglect
OF the grave uf kcntucky's first
governor. The Lincoln repre-
sentative asks the state To apprU-
pirate 5000 Tor a proper markc'
iur In, grave uf GOV. Shelby and
to keep it il state fitting to tn,
hi,tor, oi Kentucky and it ia
mon, mcu.
History records much 81 TIC
work, of Isaac Shelby a. Il pho
nccr ol kentucky. He had mucl
go do with the settlement of Lin
coin county. one of the first thrce
counties formed in Kentucky. auC
witt the pioneer work ol th,
state. lie was elected governor
90 l7p2 and served from lunc ? in
Tia, wear until iuuc I. l7pb. W,
wa, elected again in 1872 an
served from June ] oi that ,ce
to lmc I. 1910.
lu letters to Rrprc,culati,,
letter and to Senator Joseph Ila..
chcu. -. r. Pcndergra>s. ui
Shclb, CITY who has mlefcst-
himself iu tic matter. rccj w. that
al the lp2O session of the Assem-
~, q hill wa, introduced lmt We.
Killed in n miNup iu the House ~
Representative. Tie say, that hc
has talked to members ~ The
Shelby family and that Tie, arc
auNiou, that the state ma Il th,
grave
The spot where the iurmct
governor lies Is said to be almost
barren Mr PeudcrgraS, promis.
cs to give all necessary land io
drives into the burial ground With
ont expense to the state ii the
monument j. erected.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
SOFT COAL MINERS
WORK HALF Time.

indianapolis. Feb. 0-With &c.
ports of widespread mcmplo,
mcnt among TIC coal miner, br
fore it. tho scale committee of
the United Mine Workers OF
America today began con,idc"a
tion al wage demands affecting
the entire soft coal industry that
will be presented To "a special
convention Of the Union here
next week Meanwhile commit
tccmcn said reports showed uo
Improvement m employment
Miner, arc working half time m
les, "a, they have been doing ip
a year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
CHECKING DEPOSITS
SHOW DECREASE

Frankfort. Ky.. Feb. o say.
ing- and time deposit, iu kcutuc
ky band, increased STlO75Pa
from June 80 to December 80.
1921 according '0 20 CONDENSED
statement of the condition 1i
state bank, as oi December 81.
given ont today by The stat
Banking Department tbcckrng
deposit, during ihc -amc period
decreased Si.S05. lp1bS
The total assets and liabilities
of the W. state bank, on Dcccm
bcr 81. were S2lgSlpp5 a. com
pared with S2lu1lf 7tSl' ur
lmc A0
The condensed statement l0
lows
Resource. IUu, and d,scHmt
SlSilN5lOOD. oycfdail. Npl
pl2u. stocks bonds. etc. 81
S5552S6p due from bank Sl1
$50. ~. ~ cash m rand 5000
ipiqt check fpd other cash
items si05jfGf1l q pcmc aud
m>c. paid 62t&'S9 banking
house. furniture AND 6StWc., s5
2lcpH1O other zeal estate &iS3
$50 ~ other assets, sl S''S l/tlt
Total S2lON2p65pE}
liahilitics Capital stock so
1879 So surplus Sl2.2lpG56S}
undivided prolus &i305 Spf "
deposit, subject to check so
T2lA5t@ time and saving de-
pusit, E0.565S2p3O, cashier
checks. S}SJ}lGN, Ccrtihc /
$lOlZ29z7 , due o. hank
, note. and bills o.
discounted SlqA 4i75S blil
payable. SS.3s7. .Q76Sf other Iia
b litie.. Ss.5O5 .4sfOS Total $40.
S2O65gS3
Savings deposit, on June }Oth
were S69.6g4I53.H and checking
deposits SOL .2S6.05466
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
ALLIED DEBTS TO GO
INTO LONG Time BONDS

Washington. FEB. 9-Tnc bill
creating a commission and 9th
erwise providing for the colvcr-
sion Of the eleven billion dollar
debt cwcd to the United State,
by tho allied powers. was signed
today by President Harding. The
commission will consist Of five
members. headed by tie Sccre-
tarv Of tie Treasury. President
Harding let it be known tina, he
viii appoint two o,nor cabinet
members and a mcn,bcr each
from the House and Senate. The
plan l., To convert the debt into
long time bonds.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
ANTI-RACING BILL
KILLED IN SENATE

Frankfort, Ky. Feb. 9-Sena
tor John 4. Lees anti-racing bill
was killed IN the Senate Wcdnes
day afternoon when. by Il vote o.
20 To- ~. that body refused frs:
rcadng TO the measure. which
ind been adversely reported by
the committee on judiciary. -Four
members signed the adverse re-
port. the other members voting
with nnc other senator's to adj
vance the bill 10 first reading.
That the opponents oi racing
did not muster a. much strength
a, they had. was indicated in the
explanation during the voting. as
Senator Caywood said that whil .
he would vote to give the meas
urc first reading. it was not to b.
taken a. an indication as To how
he would vote on question OF pas
sage. The detailed vote was a,
follows
For first reading - Bell. Cay
wood. Daugherty. Garner. Green,
Hall. Harris. Lee. Marshall, Rash
10.
tgain>t first reading-Bakcr.
Bran>tettcr. Br ght. Black. Davis.
Dcmunburn. Kelly. Kline. Meter
Monroe. Moss. Perry. Points.
Reynolds. Ryan>. Simmons STOP
Tabor. Wallace. Watts. Weich.
White. Whitaker-26.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
House Passes New Dog Law

Frankfort. Feb. o. h.uiuri, ,
House ol Representative PASSED
uu "Wednesday Representative l.
B. Nickcr's bill tu ALLOW mr dug
free to each family. bl vote ot
8 tu y. Governor Morrow dc
clarcd thc pr sent license LAW IS
harra->iug. useless and m mcu-
forced ono thaj produce, practi.
call, uo rc>cmc. aui that ID
,hwh hc repealed Maintaining
ihr best mmor hr spent about
twenty mmuirsBcHbie rbc Rep
rcscnlau,vs. b. bach homc and
pat "Oh King on tie ht8d When
hc ram uut to meet them ud >aN
Ring. uld tclloV, ! thought
about Nm when ] wa. zap to-
Frankfort
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
STANDARD SAYSITIS
CUTTING GAS PRICES
Mayor O'NeiPs Letter Gets Quick
Results From One Big
Gasoline Producer

Mayor O'Ncil appears to have
accomplished something for the
benefit OF gasoline users OF Rici:-
mond by his letters 10 the biz o.
companies. He received Il reply
from the Standard Oil Company
that a cut Is being made in the
price OF gasoline it sells here.
The letter says
Louisville. ky.. Feb. /. 1922
Hon. VIM. O'Ncil. Mayor.
Richmond. Kentucky
Dear Sir
Your letter Of February 5rd IN
regard tu price ot gasoline ha,
been received and rptcd.
We are very glad To bc able Co.
advise Won that thi, question Of
price AT Richmond vas adjusted
last wees the new price gor2
into effect Nouiav OF tui, wees.
This adjustment IN y.:cc has
been made possible by new cia--
-iiicatiun> in freight rate, iich
90 into effect April l. We have.
however. decided q" give .u~
customer, the advantage o. On S
new rate IN advance. and thl,
change puts Richmond ou the
same basis OF price a, Lexington
Paris. Winchester. Lancaster.
Nicholasvillc. etc.
Heretofore freight rate, uU
taukcar shipments from ou. Ba-
ton Rouge. Louisiana. rctiDrry
have cost H. ! l-2c per gallon
more than to Lexington ON tir
new classification the i,lcumoud
rate from Baton Rouge viii hr
the same ~ Lexington
We are very glad to be able
to make this change. AMI vh'l"
the rate from Louisville tO Rich
mond Is still about ouc-hali cent
per gallon higher than tu Lex
'ngton. we are going tu give
Richmond the ocucHt OF the same
price IL I@N ngton.
Yours truly.
~. NcGOODWIN. ID ".
Rs W. J.. Ggr.ur-
WIlGI.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
Miss Hatton Recovering

Miss Nora Hatton, of the east
eu part OF the city. who ha>
been IN a Lexington hospital the
past three weeks. having sub
mitted to an operation for the
removal of her tonsils and ade-
noids and also had a serious op-
Grafton on her eve with the hope
of having her sight restored. i
at home with her parents Her
eve 5 greatly improved. but the
Philadelphia ocuIist. who did the
work. advises another operation
in a few weeks. or as soon a.
her strength viii permit. Her
friends here are quite anxious as
to the outcome and hope for her
a complete recovery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
NEVER FORGET

When sou feel hopeless and
despair of ever getting back your
health. there Is one medicine that
you should Try before giving up
altogether Bulgarian Blood Tea
assists nature to flush the po'sOil-
soaked kidney stir the lazy liver.
gently move the bowels and pur
IFS the system. Md when Won
take Il steaming hot at bedtime
IT breaks up a bad cold ard
guards against influenza. pueu-
monia OF other sickness. WIN
not ask our druggist or grocer
for trial box today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
CHARGES DIR. zINKE
MADE HIM CAPTIVE
Former Local Physician Seems
To Be In Peculiar Mix-up
In Cincinnati

Many here, where Dr. link
formerly lived will be interested
in tho following from the Cincin-
natl Times Star:
As the result of All unusual
and narrowing experience nc said
nc had Sunday night. Clarence
Dopplcr, 22l5 Harrison avenue,
sworc to warrants Monday fo'
In earrcst OF DR.. Stanley Zinze.
" RCma ne Building. Clifton. ON
charges OF pointing fire arms. dis
orderly conduct and threatening
to assault. Dopplcr told the po-
lice that while he was driving
homcward hc noticed that anoth-
er automobile seemed to be fol-
lowing his car. He Speeded up
his machine. he said. and drove
rapidly along Clifton avenue to
DyXmith. McMicken. Hopplc and
then Riddle road. where, when he
looked back TO see where he still
was followed. he lost Contr,l oi,
the car and it hat a post. throw
ing him to the ground In Il mo-
ment. he told the police. his pur-,
Sucr was upon him. armed with
two rcvUlverS. You are undcr
arrest" Dopplcr claim, the MAJ
,aid. Thinking the man wa, a
bandit. he said. Take all ms
money but don't shoot me"
Then. Doppler relates. the man
compelled him To- Straddlc the RI
diator OF his machine. and drn
ny with one hand and covering
him with the revolver in the 9th
CT. the driver proceeded 10 Culcr-
ain avenue. There. Dopplcr tul ]
the police later. his captor said:
Get inside: TT show YOU SOM
last driving" Dopplcr charges
that the man drove about 80 mile
an hour to the Tenth dis 'rict po-
lice station. where ne charged
Dupplcr with reckless driving.
and then alleging that Dopplcr
ha1 been drinking. insisted that
he bc taken to The general ho>pi-
tai for examination. Ihi, ~
done and it was found that Dup-
Tlcr had not been drinking. ir
fact. Dupplcr said. hc has never
taken 4 drink at any time.
\bOut two hours later DR..
/inkc's car was found wrecked on
Glcumary avenue. where it had
cut q telephone pole in two. Later
police were summoned tC the
/iukc apartment, bul were toll
that their service were NOT re-
uWrcd
Mouday muruup /iulc did not
appear To- cculc Dupplcr and
the record oi the ease was crascu
Ihcrcupuu Dupplcr svurc to the
warrant, against the physician
Vt the Office oi the pl, siCiau ;.
wa, said Monday that DR. /iuk,
would not bc there during trc
day Neither could hc be- com-
mmicaIcd with at lHs home
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
MEMS Suits et S9.ss, must 60
while they are here. Coins Army
Store, i25 First street. %


Sclucc, kya Feb . lecphlw
Powell, }.ycaf.old daughter o'
NJ and Mrs Harrison Powell H
the county, died as The fC,ult uf
burns suffered when she lcll Wlu
q kettle ut boiling water which
bad been set out boz jhc yard
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
MoRERLEY

Mi,, Emily Jane Colder &,
spending the week with Ms,
Nina u. Coruelison
Mrs. Seth C5rnclison Is q pa
ticut al the Psttic Clay lnhrmary
Mr. Mat Moore spent the week
cnu with home ,olks.
Misses Pearl and Lula Moore
spent the day with Mrs. Dale
Moore.
Rev. Parker preached at Con
cord sunday morning and kava-
naugh sunday night.
Miss Matte White Soper spent
SmHlav with her grandmother,
on the Irvine road.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Nr E B Mullins bought thc
uiyc two STORY frame residence I'D
Rev ] y, tuljon, CORNER North
and Fourth streets, Price privtc
Nr and Mrs, J. Is Qw,cubcrr
and iamik AVID Mrs Fannie Park
have leased au apartment in th,
residence oi Mr. aud Mn, llou,
ton Stone, on Sccund street
Mis-, NINA Johnson oi Dil
Block, ky. has taken room, ou
smith Ballard street.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

Cincinnati, Feb. 9-CattIe slow
hogs steady; Chicago strong.
Louisville. Feb. 9-CattIc. 200.
active and unchanged; hogs 100.
strong and unchanged: sheep 50.
umcvcnly higher. lambs $ll down.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
Dry Headquarters To
Remain In Lexington

Lexington. Feb. q-A telegram
from United States Senator Ernst
al Washington 10 the Board oi
Commerce here TODAY said there
i no movement on loot TO re-
move state prohibition hcadquar-
.ers from Lexington rs previous
IN rcvorte
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

Senator Kenyon cannot take
seat "a United States Circuit
Judge since salary change is cit
ed. and Congress may pass a spe-
ciaI act for his benefit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
Old FIax Seed

Cloverpurt, n.y. Feb . Flay
seed which was saved from civil
War days. recently was planted
here by Mrs Beavin and yielded
abundantiy Several towels AN
n sut of clothing have been made
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
Seven Years For Crime
Against Little Girl

Harlan. Feb. S-James Pctres
was convicted OF having detained
Nancy Scott. IS. at Benham. last
week and was given seven years
in the penitentiary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
LIQUOR LAW VIOLATORS
CATCHING IT HEAVY
Circuit Court Criminal Docket Is
Fast Being Cleaned Up
Some of the Cases

charged with violating the IL
quor laws, was called in Madison
circuit court early this week Jack
Merritt. a material witness in
the case. did not answer. He
came into court Wednesday
however. and told Judge SHACK
elford that the Bickncll womaa
had given him SIS TO get ouj Of
town, SO a. not TO testify againS;
her. Merritt said he went to
Knoxville. but his money raE
ont there and ne decided TO come
on lack home. Judge Shackcl-
ford fined Merritt so for con-
tempt of cuurt and officials say.
that there arc now two c1argca.
sh store for Mrs. Bickneli.
for il l. serious otfcnse to tau
per with witnesses. Her trial "n
the liquor law violation case ]:
set for trial on Feb. 2Sd.
Commonwealth Attornc~ y
Baxter. working IN hi> first
term OF court here. l. taking
the BOYS over the Jumps AMI
cleaning up the criminal locke;
in raY q shape. William Ritte
failed to answer L. his name
when called To- lace a charge 1i
CARRYING concealed deadly wet
non. 80 hi> 500 bond wa, de-
clarcd forfeit, and he was tri.I'
in hi absence. lie wa, tneu sen.
tcnced 10 serve 10 day, in ] ii
and pay a fine "f SlOO.
The bond oi Alonzo Harris.
amounting jo $500. was also for
iciivd upon his failure Ia appear
10 answer L, hi> name
James Parks. colorcd. charged !
with grand igrccny. had hi> b1u' F
ui $500 forfeited.
ChCnault Benton. culurcd. VIII"
j. wanted ior trial IN cOuncctiu.
with the thci; of auto tires. wd-
caught AT Winchester and IL ia
Jail there. ilc viii be- brough,
hy;c ior trial. The charge
against Babe Nelson FOR the sam"
oifcusc. was filed away
II. {. Evcr~olc failed To appeal
io a~>vcr tu the rh1rgc oi hav-
ing given "a cold check To Hlc"
& Arnold. His 500 bond Vas
then declared forfeited and le
was sentenced IN hs 2n-en'v -
pay SlOO hnr and >pcid st day
IN prison,
Pat trco~. charged WIZ hd'
ing liquor Tor ,hc purpose .1'..
WAS given "a nuc at Slln and ''
day, in lail ON >.rIar 'har1c
y b. Azbill was acquitted James
kidwcll. with similar harA"
against nim. failed 20 am..ar "'' =
his 500 was declare. : '.c'''s.
and hc was tr'rd dra -iN. % 49,
day sentence with e. h.c % >'l''.
added thereto. Glr .'n' on r
charge oj gaming v'e o.. e. aI
fine of $50 aud ca. l",h
Thompson WAS hrtH 50 ARD
givcr lO daN> Tor -H ,'mp on
thc highway, lri,u pu charge
of carrying concealed dDl.1
weapon. thc jury ianc D. 'o agfce
The iurl ALSO Jailed to ague
which tried Tom Roberts on %
charge ul having llgnor ior pui-
poses oi sale The bquor cMtg,
against Birdie bcujN Nil bv
callcd again Monday
lmk Lake., oi Bcrta. who va,
tined some SIS ia court at Rcrca
growing out oi difficulty there .
hp1 am Wppcal per,lng before thc
ClVuU Court bet hc W'ihdrcN
d, Curt lcwlN WAS given 80
ia,> ls iail and buvd S7OO upon
comiclnp ol having bad hguof
ior purpose oi sale
Perhaps lbc Ur>l plea oi gud-s
a pa a hquot Scll'ng oa>' m g.
hong time was that ~ otl> Wand
Nho admitted his quilt tie !
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09
The Weather

Generally fair tonight and FRI
day; somewhat colder Friday anl
in west portion tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

Fresh fish Of all varieties, Oys-
ters and al she deFcacies Of lhe
season at Nsf's. Phone 4si s.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

Dorothy Dodd Shoes for La
dies included in the special sale
prices --E. v. Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

BOYS Suits are sacrificed at
Sass. COINS Army Store, rs
First street. u
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

AL Ladies and Childrens high
grade Shoes a reduced prices
r. v. Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

Advertised Letters
AIr. ] ~ Avis
Mr. harley Fortune.
Mr.. K IT, Minter.
Josie Phelps.
Mr.. Eugene Upton
Miss Anna Johnson.
Miss Mary Slate.
X. {. STOCKTON. =.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-09

YOUTHS Suits at S6.g5. COINS
army Store. lzs First S. It
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-15
A NEW TRUNK

Bag or Suitcase for your vacation trip can best
be bought now while we are Offering the entire
stocks at prices so low to surely attract you.
Just them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-15
EOPLE interested in the economics of freight rates
much that is pertinent in the letter from II II Co

interested in the economics of freight rates will find
much that pertinent in the letter from H. H. Corey to-
day He presents facts that should be of especial interest
TO residents of inland towns and cities.
t fact as ne states that favoritsm the matter of
rates mas had much to do with the overbuildng of
tain large enes and the reardng of other places equally en-
ed to grow The railroads like discriminatory rates for us
ally ey mean additional haul But such practice means
nomc waste Much of the high living and social
unrest may be attributed to this The whole railroad rate
structure needs revamping to suit modern The interstate
commerce commission has long recognized this fact and man
OF its past decisions have been based upon the principle of cost
OF service 1t the only sound principle for application if fair
deal is to be assured all sections
1t is because the present plea of the carriers based on the
countess request contrary to the whole spirit of what should
prevail that the nermounan region resisting the case so
strongly The whole contention effort to make inland
points pay railroad dividends and give coast cities such
Portland, the benefits of our sacrifice.
whenever the Portland Oregonan other coast newspa
per- argues that the interior will benefit by being
against IN tne matter of transconnenal INDUCES in
bare faced deceit The Oegonan knows better and argued
Just as gb on the other side when the Columbia basin rate
case was under consideration. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-15
FIRST PAN-PACIFIC COMMERCE
CONFERENCE CALLED TO MEET
IN HONOLULU IN OCTOBER

3-Finance and Investments.
(a Measures to- be followed for re-
lievins exchange difficulties.
CO.. The need for greater uniform
ity in bills of exchange and other
commercial documents
(c) Terms of credit In the PAN Pa
cific area as an aid to foreign trade.
(d) Promising investment oppor-
tunities in the Pan-Pacific area.
''Inter-Nation Relations"
4-lnter-nation relations in the
Pan-Pacific area.
(a) Arbitration of commercial mis-
UNDERSTANDINGS.
(b) The need for cooperation
among the various agencies interest
ed in Pan-Pacific problems.
Co Reports of special committees.
(d) Resolutions including recon-
mendations for legislation.
Measures adopted by the confer
ence will be presented to the legsla-
tive bodies of each nation for enact
ment into law, according to present
plans for the conference. 1t is not
thought that the immigration and
racial discrimination questions viii
crop up in the Pan-Pacfic confer
ence, though it was freely stated that
the conference will pave the way for
another conference on those issues.
Hoover to Attend 4,
Secretary of Commerce Hoover
will be asked to attend the confer
ence, as will also William NJ, Hughes,
Premier of Australia; W. F., Massey,
Premier of New Zealand; Hsu Shin
Chang, Premier of China; Arthur
Meighen, Premier of Canada: Pre-
mier Takahashi, of Japan; DR.. l.. $.
Rowe, of the american Union;
Yeh Chung Cho, Chinese Minister Of
Communications: Major General
Leonard Wood, Governor-Genoral of
the Philippines; Scott Bone, Gov
ernor of Alaska; the premiers of all
Australian states, the . Premier of
British Columbia and the Governor
General of Java, all of whom are Of
ticers of the Pan-paciiic Union.
Others who will he asked to attend
the conference, and who are at press
ont affiliated with the Pacific
Un'on are Prince Iyesato Tokugawa,
President of the House Of Peers,
Japan: Tong Shao vi, eX- Premier of
China and president of the PAN Paci-
fic Association of China; Prince Park
president Of the Pan-Pacfc Assocta
tiOn of Korea: Sir Arthur Richard,
director of the Pan-Pacific Associa-
ton of Australia. and DR. s. p. Niko.
noff, president of the Pan-Pacifc
Association of Siberia. I'D
Planned at WASHINGTON
Plans for the conference were In
itiated during the Washington arms
conference. when the representatives
Of the Great Pacific powers were
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-15

brought together for discussion by
Alexander Hume Ford, DR.. Philip X.
c. Tyau, secretary general of the
Chinese delegation, and DR.. f. Mores-
60, Vice-Governor Of the Dutch East
Indies.
Nfscount Shibusaka, veteran Jap
G.nese baron of finance. is expected
to be one of the leading figures ut
the conference it was said. Viscount
Shibusawa will be asked to act as
honorary chairman of the conference.
There is a strong sentiment, it was
declared, amons the Washington
committee that Wallace Alexander,
president of the san Francisco Cham
her Of Commerce, he asked to act as
active chairman Of the conference.
The honor would 60 to Governor Far
rinston. of Hawaii, under ordinary
ARRANGEMENTS, ii was said, because
he is president of the Pan-Pacific
Union.