The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 1

ra ) t Paar ynen encore UL LACES pI) : * THE WEATHER | LAST- EDITION ! Generally Fair Vaan tte ttt sets tent ‘THIRTY-NINTH YEAR fen BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. TUESDAY, DECEM BER 14, 1920 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Pe ee PRICE FIVE CENTS |SHE MAY BE EX-POSTMASTER GOES ON TRIAL INU. §. COURT William Murray, Former Elgin Man, Is Charged With SALE OF PART OF CROP HELD - ONLY SOLUTION ' Fargo Banker Thinks That It If Only Way to Aid ASKSNAVIESBE | CUT 50 PER CENT FOR FIVE YEARS) Senator Borah Introduces Reso- lution Asking U. S. to Be- | which swept the IRISH TRUCE PROSPECTS ARE BLASTED BY CORK REPRISAL FIRE house of commons last ngght, assert- ed his belief that the auxiliary police did not start the fires. Prospects of a truce in Ireland ap: pear to have been blasted by the mc recent events in that island, dec Sir Hamar Greenwood. London, Dec. 14.—Investigation by a military of the fi of Cork commis! mn rity continued today. t The mayor of Cork and two Sinn Fein members of the parliament have called to explain allegations they have REGULATION OF COAL INDUSTRY HELD NECESSARY Senators in Special Report De- clare It Only Can Stop Profiteering 9 Embezzlement Situation gin Negotiations | Bi vs WA made in a dispatch sent to various CORK IS QUIET « a — cae rN ae Oa ® foreign ambassadors reiative to our} Cork, Ireland, Dec —Except tor Weersy ING HAR DE =} ASKS C E ? ES Li * a rages which they declared have been |a heavy fusillade of rifle shots about | AS LS X TATIONS MAK' s NCLUDES JAPAN, ENGLAND perpetrated in- Cork during the last |1 o'clock this Geng which pies BSAlLS COMBINATIONS Two More Men Plead Guilty to Violation of Prohibition Act During Session Willjam S. Murray, formerly post- master at Elgin, Grant’ county, went q@ trial in federal court here today on a charge of embezzling postal funds. Murray is making a,vigorous de- fense to the charges of the govern- ment. A jury was obtained in the case shortly after court convened to- day, and trial of the case begun. The ALES HARRIET T. UPTON WASHINGTON — Dame Rumor points to Mrs. Harriet T. Upton of Ohio, as the probable head of the Believes Satisfactory Arrange- ments Could Be Concluded With Farmers | es Fargo, N. D., Dec. 14 tion of North Dak j problems lies in sale by farmers’ of. at least part of their grain crop, in {the opinion: of KE. J. Weiser, president !or the First National Bank of Fargo. In a letter he has addressed to every bank in North Dakota, Mr. Wei- | ser ‘advises that bankers call their ; stockholders, merchants and farmers together for a conference, to go over League of Nations Council Takes Up Disarmament Plan at Discussions Today Washington, Dec. 14.—A resolution requesting the President to open 1 gotiations with Great Britain and pan for an agreement to reduce naval building programs 50 per cent. for the next,five years was introduced in the senate today by Senator Borah Repub- | lican, Idaho. The resolution would dec the opinion of cong United States would make ire it to be that the uch a re- week. \ The question of who was respon sible for the fires in Cork has as. sumed great importance. Rival elements have been doing their utmost to fix the blame on the auxiliary police or the Irish extrem ists, respectively. ss Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief sec- retary for dreland, speaking in the ENGLISH ENVOYS LEAVE FOR HOME Washington, Dec. 14.—ine British! delegates to the international com- | | the population of Cork, the night p: ed quietly. No police auxiliaries were in evidence today and it is believed all have lett the city. Many of the shopkeepers, refusing to accept the assuvance of the military that order would be maintained, are i closing their premises and departing, causing further increase of unemploy- ment. i LONG CRUISE OF NAVY NOW HELD Housing Shortage and *sratting Miners’ Leaders of Ser- ious Concern Washington, Dec. 14—Sharp criticism of the national coal industry with implied threats of drastic legislation by Congress to meet alleged evils of profi- teering and speculation accom- panied the partial report of the senate committees on produc- tion and reconstruction submit- jury panel being exhausted yesterday| new Department of Education | With them the situation dnd to urge) duction if an agreeme{t could be ati Pong i S ted to the sena 5 it oa necesary for Judge Woodrough| Which it is thought President- {adoption of # policy by which farmers |brought about and asserted that. the ce a cic uaeactate Hee sain nate today to continue the cases until today, when elect Harding will ask Congress. | would sell, at least 20 per cent cf{|navies of Great Britain and Japar| result in an indefinite recess by the! In general the report, which asks additional jurors who were summon to create. Mrs. Upton has. been jar n on hand, pay interest and re-| were the only ones of power sufficient! delegates representing the United | power to allow the committee to con- ed, reported 2 active fin the’ woman suffrage | new notes. Some _,, | to require American attention, States Japan, France and Italy | _ inue its investigation suggested gov- Murray, according to government ‘ate movement and has written several | © “Surely an al of this kind will The resolution was referred to the! GLa Eitote Nee Ree Harding Won't Vi ) zo] 2mment activities to bring about co- torneys, was arrested near’ Chicago books. , be met in a spirit of co-operation by |foreign office relations committee ; Harding on’t Veto Plan) Is operation under regulations to bring aad! becught back to North Dakota to| ~~ | every fair ‘minded man,” says Mb. [without debate. CITY INFORMED Belief Expressed In Ae eee poumeruction < but its a -s at 1. 7 Veiser, in his letter. Lap ATE | 3 hree Republican members, Senator pear ene beac eee | “Some will undoubtedly hold out DANIELS OPPOSED Washington Calder wor News Verke Bins of iter OHIO JURIST ON POWERS OF i; WOULD START ON JUNE 15 Jersey, and Ker on, of lowa, supple- special legislative attention to pr bond. 86 Cannid and refuse to do anything, but a great| When Senator Borah offered his et ae any will i fi Q | resolution, Secretary Daniels be- mented’ their findings with additional 4 a gthy many will be reasonable and ready | reso! | BS additiona. The, indictment which [3:2 Jen to do their-share, A better under |fore the house cable committee strong-| atements, all of which agreed to ask i one, contains 20 counts, and contains numerous charges of small embezzle- ments by the postmaster. Postal in- spectors who worked up in the FACES TRIAL standing will result and a ‘great deal will be accomplished. come to get together. chants, and bankers of good “The time has ly opposing such a proposal. “It would be a blunder almost equal! to a crime,” said the naval! secretary, | “for the United States to enter into an ISSUING. BONDS Washington, Dec. 14. Starting il nt methods of producing and dis- jtributing coal. Senator Kenyon declared that “if : a ft 4 5 jtor farmers, nu ab 5 prica a are the Chics Foverument malig: pe to co-operate: To realize that after all {alliance with any two or three ma-! Ee oe sea dung u 5, the Atmerican navy Will) the matter is to go on I for one, harsh The first count charged embezzle: il 4 é ‘ ren pet Ata : sae eet f itake the second longest trip in its his-| , : fame ment on July 5, 1919, of $563.63 from! i jave are just one big family here in|tions either to suspend or to curtail]. a ‘ aé the remedy might be, shall favor Feo serie) asalomce atcigin iter ae j North Dakota and/that each one must | naval building. oF for any other pur-|City Attorney Gives Opinion longest cruise was when ex.| ing over the mines.” ds of the pos Be : ’ | i help the other.” pose would certainly make more 4 A aoe | preside savelt Ordered” thé. se 4 -ofiteeri Other indictnients charge taking ol Retires From Bench Awaiting suspicious the other nations of ‘the Asked For in Considering | President Roosevelt ordered the sea Charges Profiteering amounts on money orders, ete, such @. | APPROVE RESOLUTION world. | Water C: fighters around the world in 1908. “Coal profiteering, espe ett as $5.79; $187.61; $15.00; $36.27 sg). 98 Convittion or Acquittal | ‘The Tribune today received the fc “1 profoundly believe that the ater ase here bse ea some ile that the} has followed the priori s of the and other amounts of various sums, : lowing telegram from W. I. Forbes, | United States cannot afford to take a =. tdministration might cancel Sec-| interstate Commerce Commission most of them small. Many of the| of Crime {chairman of the! five-year ‘naval holiday’ as it has been! A pprICATION FOR LIGHT a Sere ore oh ie jong continued unchecked by the depar | LICA his report is exploded. The] ment of justice and is a national dis- counts charged the money was taken from money orders. One count charges that $15 was actually paid fo a man for delivery of mail from the station to the postoffice for a period of time and that Murray) charged $30. ‘ : Two Plead Guilty | Before the case started in federal | court Peter Smith and John Torson pleaded guilty to charges of violating the national prohibition act. They} ONE IS ACQUITTED i ing of H. C. Kagy, Garage Owner, Is Charged Against Judge Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 14.—Villiam ers’ association, North Dakota. say eased to report that lution to aid the fam 1 the United States sen- your commercial club and other hy organizations wire the members of the, house to | support this measure.” | MEETING THURSDAY The committee named at the mee ling of bankers and: states. off |tee of the ba | meeting at Gilb: jing: “We are the Gronna‘r ers has pa jate and urge th T Is rumored England and Japan will sug- gest to this country. 1 wish we could have a world agreement that would | settle disputes wjthout recourse to arms, but until that time comes and comes surely we ought to carry out naval building program. DISARMAMENT ‘onsideration of program of the d upon by mbly of vue LEAGUE DEBATES Geneva; Dec. 14.— the disarmament jieague of nations as settle committees began in the ¢ 'voyage was recommended by the Gen- ‘al Board of Admirals, the Bureau of vigation and the Bureau of Opera- ition, and assurances are said to have been received that the trip will not be alled off. Information regarding‘the laws gov- jerning the holding of special election was submitted to the city commissio last night by City Attorney H. F: 0’-! Hare, in response to a request. from | j the commission, asked at « discussion of the water situation. The city attorney also outlined the Long Journeys The Atlantic fleet will visit the ports ,of the east coast of South America, ithen go to Capetown, the capital of iCape Colony, Africa, the round trip jbeing 16,400 miles. The Pacific fleet " the committee said in its joint report. “Our inv gation into the coal sit- uation has convinced us that the pri- vate interests now in control of the production and distribution of coal, in pile of the efforts of some, are actual- ly unable to prevent a continuance of repetition of the present deplorable situation.” GovernMent administration of the production and distribution of coal, ned $25 each. +H. McGannon, chief justice the | 18 Bia i Ors it ssue is and i We utente Gated States District At-| municipal court, will be placed on|i% Bismarck on Dee. 7, will meet here | the league, today, It was expected the Tonks ane felcnotoscnenten The will Visit the South Sea Islands and|the committee said, “had been a last torney S. L. Nuchols said that the} sia) in © é Pl ae "| Thursday to discuss action to be tak-| project would be accepted without} 919 legislature provided that the debt {the ports of Australia and New Zea-| "es rt, *but for the present it was government expedted to. finish the malin Common Pets court nece to-ten to solve the financial situation As |moderation but like the plan for anliinie of any city. should nol be in-, lend, a distance.of 18,000 miles. The recommended that operators, whole- morrow. charged with second degree |it affects some communities: « |international court which was discu = 5 commanders-in-chief haven't. sent Salers, jobbers and retailers in the in- grist of criminal cases by tomorrow “night. There are a number of civil cases which are to be heard, however. Many spectators on the second floor murder for the slaying of Harold C. Kagy last May. i The industrial commission opens {bids tomorrow on $6,200,000 of state bonds, which inclydes bonds to take ed yesterday it’ was to furnish occa. gion for ‘another series of addresses. FES LITTLE LEAGUE HOPE creased in any al year prior tc July 1, 1921, more than 25 per ceut nor should the total increase be more than upon a limit now fixed by law their exact itineraries to Secretary Daniels yet. Following are the first line ships of | dustry be required to file full and fre- quent reports with a federal agency. Assails Grafters An indictmgnt charging Judge Me- - i ilding have been giv-| Pie ‘ re of indebtedness of the home | at Pe ate 2 te the navy that will make the long voy-| In some fields 5 a6? da of the federe is a considerable | Gannon with the crime was returned; building association, to assure com-| Pa Dec. 14.—Doubt relative to Sr sa peels pee neeeed jalnaen age: ittes nate ‘ Se naar aMoreeee at ing Close a eieting of several cans of | ¥ the Cuyahoga county gran} jury on| pletion of the Grand Forks mill and|the future of the league of nations | ti Yimitation, the city. attorney | Atiantic Flect—Utah, Worids, Dela-|housing which it held to have deleter- moonshine mash, coils and other in-| November 27 after a six ua .jextend farm loans. . has been expressed by United States} (1 i.4) conflict with the constitte, Wate North, Dakota, Arizona, Okla-| ous effect upon public health, morals a struments that are used in the making | 4; hae cas Judes The fact that no, banks have closed | Senator Medill McCormick, says a Ge- ace He avid ae Tbe AGHA Mt" homa, Nevada. and industrial growth t ‘ ante Yon of the ca Jud: for se¥eral days is held by many,|neva dispatch to the Echo de Paris.| tion, which provides a debt limit of“ pacige Ileet--Wyoming, Arkans: “7 irection itati of moonshine whiskey. lead hae ce a i i a Ree, r 4 per cent of thé assessed valuation f a 3 6 2 The misdirection and exploitation at pleaded not guilty and wi bankers and officials to be an indica-|Senator McCormick, the dispatch as-|" : bests , Texas, New Mexico, New York, Mi of some groups of organized labor on $10,900 bond, tion’ of a determination on the part|serts, declared that he has an impres-| Without regard to existing indebtet: | i pi, Idaho, Tennessee hi raul et Tune lab ae aude eRe , of bankers, merchants and bankers t)|sion “that the league will be smother-|"@s8 of the city for the purpose ef ‘mio purpose of this long crui Rees are era eure Mein Siete q FORMER SALOON KEE e oF Siete . ‘i aed ie speed tara constructing or puchasing a water he purpose CEUs been reported in New York and has ; obra ee Heide ae jmeet the conditions necessary. ed by the eloquence of its members| vy toms, ete to test out things, learned in naval }peen reported in some other larger Jolin W The finance committee of North Da-{and that a great deal tod much valu: verre eee iuation of the city W#rare during the World War. such) ities," the report also said, “This saloon keeper, indicted for gree murder for killin; STUDENTS WITH Joyce, former down town} {kota Bankers association here today discussed the phases of the financial able time is lost in useless verbiage.’ as screening, communication, signal- ing, radio control, airplane attacks and defense, smoke bombs, and to put into is about $7,600,000, and under the 4 per cent limit the jcity could incur a h e grafting labor leaders have combined spread to combinations of employ- who, working together with such found not guilty bs é -{situation with no developments, up 3 Si f ember 17. The next lay to two-thirty. dent Perea eae Hn the construe: nactice reciprocating, turbine, tur-|ty force unduly high prices.’ A jury started a ‘second iny | Cathro is here. The committee ede Cintas i ea lee the’ hine combustible and direct-connected- Sa SECON 4 jof the case, resulting in McGannon’s; may adjourn to meet in Dismarck,| tira tea loners Jute Bs arte on Ge to-electric power and other engines. " 5 indictment. | Wednesday, or Thursday, with the D would not be sutticient rib eonatract “MIAN 1 NEARL MIL, | ¢ Judge McGannon was one of the; committee created there last week. a chinpinihinee tyaioin constr Be ‘ Plan to Have State University | caief wittnesses for the prosecution Ci aeeen said here toa that “ ol ‘ Treats ailosner capear ue ae - % “| the Joyce trial and it is expected that} housan) 0) worth o q aa S ies - \ q Men go There Is Approved Joyce will be one of the State's prin- ae ents ; mortgages in Min- S Seen tarhivahaee oe ballA clty Nas ays | ” Pad ; i : against McGa .|neapolis y rday. - ees s Board jcipal witnesses against McGannon./neapolis yesterday. ‘ plant and pay for it by special as f By State Boar | A motive for the killing of Kagy was| | ———~ jsessment warrants against the water \ oN | not developed by either investigation ‘BILLION UNPAID Head of Audubon Societies Says| works and water main district of the DURING THE WAR 2 : ‘the University of | | . sity ‘ yp portunity for study at the University] — Ser Prouctit betore local courts:| Threatened such purpose, a special election is néc- f of Buenos Aires, South America, un. | tant ever brought before loca’ cours. | essary., No special election is nec-| — One out of Every 159 on Gov- ae roved by the | volving as.it does, a juris | ses ehy Nee = eae ware a 4 ‘ der an arrangethent approved by the | \ j Russell Reid, secretary of the local | &847Y to Bive power to issue warrants | Volstead Resolution Carries by ernment Payroll on July |chosen by the people for a position of high trust and responsibility and {presenting dramatic contrast — a judge before whom many have been | arraigned—accused of murder. A: state board of administration in a meeting held late yesterday. The proposal is an erchange of fel lowship, two of the state, universi! students to go to South America an’ _ TREASURY MAN i { . 2 Friends of Native Wild Life . has received a letter from T. Gilbert Pearson, president @f the National As- sociation of Audubon societies in hich the local society is urged to {the city attorney advised. | One state law requires 15 days nu} tice of a special election for the pur: | pose of voting on a bond issue anl| another requires 20 days, the com Large Margin After Two Hours Debate i 31 Last Washington, Dee. 14, out of every 159 in the enti One person country 4 two South Americans to come tothe | 25s!stant county prosecutor in 1995, | 3 peepee mission was informed. For special Fasht Fi rt Ve a otty of Novth Dakota at Grand; “cGannon prepared cases against | Tells Committee That Inability | join in a campaign to protect National | jactions for other purposes 10 days |, 2sninston, Dec, 14.—Repeal of! wag on the government civil s F University of North Dakota at tthe [IER accused’ of murder, | ‘ ate Parks. elsetious for other purposes days most of the wartime laws was voted| payroll last July 31, the civil s Forks. The state board approved the |“ aroid C. Kagy, garage owner, al- to Audit Prohibits Col- ‘Few people in the United States | "tice is required. Nate yesterday by the house which| commisigon declares in its anual cost, which is estimated at $1,600 au- nually to the state. Details of the arrangements to be entered into between the two un ter spending the evening of May in company with Judge McGannon and John W. Joyce, a former saloon | | lection i { | today realize that commercial interest hich for many years sought to gain ss to the National Parks have at last broken through the strong cordon It» was the general, sentiment of | adopted the Volstead resolution for the commisisoners that in view of fall’ |that purpose after two hours of de- ing prices no definite action would | pate, be taken on the question at this time.| he vote on adoption of the re- adc: imated by the cen as employed in gainful occupation in the country, one in every 68 was a report. The commission that of these e: us, ze rel abt keeper, was shot at the corner of| Washington, Dec. 14—The treasur ‘ n : Y | versities are left to the officials vi | jp t 9th street and Hamilton hort Washing estimates that pee ae of protection hitherto thrown around Some of those interested in the water) solution was unanimous, ¢ vates| government worker. the!institutions. It is expected that gary jn the morning of May 8, dy-{2 pillion dollars” is outstanding in un-|the Parks by Congressional action and|“estion do not favor calling a spe-/peing recorded as favoring it, with!“ ‘rhe total number of civil services 4 the South American students would ing in a hospital on Ma after paid taxes because of the govern-| public sentiment,” says Mr. Potrson.|Cial election and ares against the'lnone opposed. ‘The house, before! employers last. July the commission become assistant instructors in Span-/ making a statement a few days pre-\ment's inability to audit the returns,|"These raiders must be repelled and | bond issue method of providing money. taking the final vote pted ant says, was 691,116 and the government : i 7 They hold the bond issue limit would | amendment providing for inclusion of| was usiitg them in approximately 1.709 & ish at the North Dakota institution and that the North Dakota students ; would take up research of some other work in the South American institu- tion. r The universities may put the ar- rangement into effect now as soon a _ they desire, with the board's approva). MAKING DRIVE viously that Joyce had shot him. Joyce was indicted and placed on trial, McGannon a witness for the state at the Joyce trial, testified that he was not present when the shot was fired. He testified that Kagy, Joyce and him the East End in McGannon {bile but that he got out of ine at Euclid Avenue and t automo- he mach East 9th |De. Thomas Adams, of the treasury | staff, testified here today at a hearing jon taxation. ' ause of the complex nature of | present revenue laws, Dr. Adams add- ed, the internal revenue bureau has If came dewn town {rom} heen unable to’complete the checking} ;up of tax returns for 1917. He saw no current with the tax returns filed. immediate hope of making the audit} cured permission to conduct surv in the park for a storage reserv our nineteen National Parks held in tact.” Among the efforts being made to use National/Parks to commercial advan- tage, Pearson points out that inter desire to use the water of the Yellow stone National Park for irrigation pu poses outside the park, and have se great ip not give’ sufficient funds to build /the Lever food control among the water works plant: generally is aa!Jaws which the resolution would re- unsatisfactory method. peal. The city weigher reported to the! The amendment which covers all commission that $207.20 fees were! provisions of the food control act earned during the month of Novem-|except to ions relating to ber. A petition was received for the! rents in the Di st of Columbia was placing of an electric light at Eight | offered by representatives Bland, Re- and Sweet streets on the south side,! publican of Indiana. It was carried at the corner of the Second Baptist} 179 to ¢ different kinds and grades of wor! There were almost a million govern- ment employ at the height of the ! world war,the commission asserts, and | adds that pre-war figures of some 480,- 000 in 1916 probably never again will | be reached | A partial tabulation of army of government emplo x average age at 28.4 years and the th : street, three blocks away from the} aa lwhich surveys have,’ already been 5 37. AGAINST COYOTES spot where Kagy shot.. i | md - Th, church. A request was made for a, The resolution, which now goes to ; e salary at $1,1¢6 a year exclu- Other witnesses at the Joyce trial} N TANTINE mith bill, now pending in the na-|light in the eastern part of the city.|the senate exempts from repeal only | give of the $240 yearly bonus, which Williston, N. D., Dec: 14.—R. E. Rob- | testified that McGannon was the) tional house of representatives in-|also. It was stated by the commis: ithe trading-with-the-enemy act, th many..of the employes rec Ms d “with the United/ “third man” present when the shot tended to,turn over to the people of | Sioners that there is no money avail-| War Finance corporation act and its} The commission's recommyndation of Yellow-|able at this time for placing new|/amendments, and measures dealing | for placing all postmasters uyder civil was fired and one witness testified i States Biological’ Survey, has been non who sent by the government to Williston | that it Was McGan -— STARTS HOME Tdako about 8.009 acres stone Park for a reservoir, he with the issuance of Liberty and vic- street lights. The presidents 1917 has been service is renewed. jorder to this effect in to make an. effort to exterminate the | shot. ee and declares the bill must be killed i = —— s tory bonds. ; : coyotes in this section of the state.~| A few days before he was indicted He also points out that the Yellow-| PHONE INVENTOR PAYS H The resolution deel: ny act ol | supported by the public, by business Mr. Robinson, who is familiar with |Judge ‘WcGannon announced that he’ fuycerne, Dec... 14——Former King|stone Irrigation Association of Mon- ST VISIT TO HOME ciry | oosres hag by its terms is in force |mon and others, the commissiort as- this section of the country-on account | would not sit on the bench “until NS Constantine of Greece, Queen Sophie|tana, plans to dam the Yellowstone! LAST,VIS , jomly duringfexistence of a state of |serts ‘war and a limited time thereafter of a former residence will use a unique} name was cleared.” He has not rex} set of traps in-his business and will do ' signed. and the other members of the>Royal y on the homeward | party left here todj lake - A bill was enacted by Congress turn- : ‘shall be, construed and administered Edinburgh, Dec. 14.—Dr. Alexander! as/if the present war terminated on WIDE VARIETY considerable hunting with a rifle. The! Jadze McGannon has been d con-| journey to Athens without ceremony. ling over to three members of the Presi. | Fi A zs a service costs the farmers nothing and spicuous figure in the municipal life | They were cheered at the station by a|dent’s Cabinet authority to grant wa-| Graham Bell, the aged inventor of-the|the date wl this resolution be- OF DEPUTIES ‘ Mr. Robinson: is at: the call of any | of Cleveland for the past thirty years | great crowd ter power concessions in telephone paid the other day what he | comes effecti . +e pan eatl ary ae i Parks, it is pointed out. described as his, farewell visit-to his! The measure practically is identical | ackson, O. Dee. 14.-—With the wide Born Poor Boy farmer tormented with coyotes. He was born 2 poor boy t Reynolds | KNIGHTS GIVEN In addition to asking moral’ support ‘with that passed by congress native city. i ad’| before adjournment of the las In reply , to a complimentary William deputies Sheriff has §just of is of Jackson county, fees Lens ea BS i D: | Station, Lake county, Ohio. on Oc! for the campaign. against the invasion ~ BALL FEDERATION | 1870. He came here after teaching at POPE’S GREETING | of the parks. Mr. Pearson asks con-| ress by the Lord Provost, Dr. Bell. | sion and vetoed, appointed, bank robbers or other ban- ‘ MEETS IN JAN: a aistrict school for two years, ob- : tributions to a campaign fund of not} who was warmly applauded, recalled | oe Fs dits have no chance in this county. — : taining employment as a bookkeeper: | New York, Dec. 14.—Pope Benedict |less than $5,000. n an address some of his early mem _ STREN DEVELOPS There's the mayor, a doctor, a preach- - ories. »He said that although he had}, Chicago, Dec. h strength er and two bi men, and they Cleveland, 0., Dec. 14.—Thg annual) He graduated from Western Reserve meeting of ‘the National Baseball Fed-| College in 1897 and was admitted to | sent Christmas greetings to the entire membership of the Knights of Colum- PRICES SLUMF Stockholm, Dec. 14.—The tendency developed.in the wheat market today spent most of his life in the United largely owing to indications that the 3tates and been an American cijzen | carry riot guns, too. are 1. Horton, eration will be held in Cleveland Jan-|the bar in 1898. He served for a time} pug, and to all Roman Catho! Le a ing to indic S n uary 15, according to an announce sistant prosecutor and next fall| other citizens of the United States,|of prices to fall has now reached | for 50 years, le was glad to be “home +! period of liquidation in grain was at) mayor, Dr. Hays, ‘Rev, Mont R. ment made today by Secretary J. F. id be completing his second term | plessing them for their works of chari-|Sweden and according to the Svensk} once again. “I feel I would like to/an end. Opening quotations. which | White. Charles Booth and Andrew J. Handelstidning, during the month of] have a last look around my native| varied from % off to 1% gain, were|(Cochran. These w sworn in be- Potts. Election of officers and plansjaschief justice, being elected to his for the coming season will be mad») first term in 1911.’ He is married but at the meeting. “""|has no children. ty, in a mesage received here by the | supreme officers of the Knights of ' Columbus. October it amounted to four and one+ half per cent. followed by a sharp upturn all around city before I grow too old,” he ada- ‘and then something of reaction. ed. sides the regular o 1 serving un- der the sheriff.