The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-12

establishing the Roman Catholic
church ns the state religion. were al
tered. all parish priests would 1orolu
their parishIoncrs to vote for the gov
ernment in the impending elections
under penalty OF eternal damnation.
The cabinet sought to resign, but the
! king persuaded most Of the members.
including the premier. to retain ONCE
for the present. The national legisla-
ture Will be called aud Il general cleo
fears this will result In "A Fascist rsvo-
luton.
DRESlDENT HARDING had to do
vote considerable time to public
matters last week while in Augusta.
Ga. where he was completing his vaca-
ton. His attention was necessary to
the question OF American participation
In the international court of Justice.
and continual pressure was brought to
bear on him in favor OF American mem.
bership In the League Of Nations. Ono
OF his visitors was DR.. Nicholas Murray
Butler, supporter Of the league.
so Improbable as to be ridiculous
was the story circulated that the Pres
ldent and his advisers had decided to
make the open shop In industry a na.
| t!onnl campaign issue. OF course the
report met instant denial. II Is said
| c. G. Dawes had advised President
Harding to make the open shop one OF
the main planks OF his platform for
reelection. Mr.. Gompers ran true to
form with defiant statement that II
this was done. organized labor would
, meet the challenge and fght to the
limit.
THE earl OF Carnarvon. sportsman
L and archneologlst md the discov.
erer Of the tomb OF King Tut-Ankh.
Amen at Luxor. died Thursday In Cairo
Of pneumonia following an attack Of
blood poisoning caused BY the bite Of
an insect. SuperstItiOus students Of
Egyptian mysticism believe his death
was due to poison placed on some Or
Ject In the royal tomb thirty centuries
ago to revenge the dead pharaoh on
amy who might disturb his rest. Tho
enrl Is succeeded by his son. who was
married last July to Miss Katherine r.
Wendell Of New York.
JUDGE WILLIAM 4. DEvER. the
- Democratic nominee. was elected
mayor Of Chicago, having the large plu,
ralty OF lO3,7iS over Arthur c. Luedsr.
Republican, md ". A. Cunnen. So
c,slis,. The campaign was lively hut
reasonable clean. for all the candidates
We're men OF high character. Morton
d. Hull. Republican, was elected con.
gressinan to complete the term OF the
late James II. Mann Of Chicago.
A rT'RIBUTTNG the present sugar
1 \ prices to criminal manipulation
OF the market. the Farmers union has
issued a statement from Washington
advocating 4 closer organization In the
sugar producing industry.
some OF the hard.pressed and
gouged people OF the cities" said the
statement. "ar. thinking that the
farmer II sharing In the proceeds Of
the robbery. Nothing could be far.
,her from the facts. All the sugar
Of the last season has long since been
marketed and tho supplies nre In the
hands OF men who never grew az
ounce Of the commodity.
There 10 something radically wrong
with an economic system that permits
the calm nescing OF more than 100.
0OO.0OO American people. The remedy
for such situations as have been Gre
sted by the unconscionsbis manipula
tors 10 not far TO seek
1T 10 quite possible to 50 orgsnlss
that We will be able to refine our own
sugar and market the finished product
We can stabilize the sugar market Just
a. We have Atablllsed the cotton mar
kst, the pruns market and the rslsln
market. We can do It by being our
own salesman and our own nnnncler.
In tho meantime the farmers D.
mand the prosecution Of the men 70
sponsible for the recen, raid on the
American pocketbook. They will not
be satisfied with excuses and they
Will no, tolerate delays. They vii,
easily Identify the officials who may
be responsible for tho escape Of the
malefactors and they will remember
them at the polls In November Of mex,
year"
THERE IL ~os In store FOR the rum.
1 runners Of the Atlantic coast, Il
Preslden, Harding adopts the plan Of
certain administration ofnc!als. This
10 that Q hest u sub-chassr bs ssuS