Moberly Monitor-Index (Newspaper) - August 25, 1919, Moberly, Missouri VOLUME 1 Member Associated Press BY MOBERLY INDEX PRINTING CO EVENING AUGUST 25 1919 ROOSEVELT IADE PEACE WHEN September Number Tells Story of Remarkable Performance DEATH OF J R NEIL CONTRACTOR Tuesday Funeral by W T Men ton By Burial in iho John H Neil died in at oclock Woodland hos Mob or y Mon it or cd 18 C 9 Moberly Index 1916 GET DORMER PRESIDENT HANDLED JOB ALONE Hay Was 111 Secretary Root Had De signed and Secretary Taft in many By Associated Press NEW YORK Aug Bishop for SO yearsa per sonal friend of Colonel Theodore and who five before the former death commissioned by him to tho history of period which covered his public career In tho September Maga zine the of a of which gives for the Hrst time interesting on the tho famous American The paper entitled Peacemaker selected and arranged from the public and private amounting to more than 150000 letters deals with efforts to end he war between Russian and Japan ana which resulted in Portsmouth Peace Conference of 1000 For the first time apparently is revealed the fact that Japan tho overtures for peace Four days Ofter the great Japanese naval victory over fleet in the Sen of Japan on May 905 the minister of foreign of Ja pan the letters show cabled Minis UT Jn Washington to aid a mediator J was amused wrote the by tho way in they me to invite Iho two on my own Iho for sent jy campaign to ers wherein wero asked to ton er cent of their salary It showed a certain naivete on tho part of tho of a complication of He had long buen afflicted wilh heart trouble and disease and a recent attack of influenza ed tho resulting in He wan Oii years old having bean born in Louisville Ky August 10 1857 Ho in survived by a wife and eight children The sons are 0 W South Dakota A B Neil Okla A H Noil J K Neil and L I Neil all of this city and Mrs W B Kan sas Miss of this one Mrs Waller of and one brother J Neils of Ky Mr Neil wan a well known con tractor He io and moved io in where be has since resided Tin funeral will be conducted by Rev AV T al 10 oclock Tuesday morning in the Martin and Mahan undertaking parlors Inter ment in the Vince cemetery three and onehalf miles northeast of Mu By special request of de ceased the remains will be buried by the graven of u brother and slater who rest in that cemetery Olp LANDMARK BURNED SUNDAY LABOR CONFERS WITH WILSON Conference at White Today tho Shop Situation i stip in over a from iho cabinet and According to his every the extending period of throe months was by without tho aid of any of bin trusted lora Hay his secretary of stale critically ill Secretary Roof having many months Tuft being jn iho Philippines Ono reads tho Of his with an writes Mr It IB incredible that one man could do so much and HO well In no other abnormal energy cal of Theodore put to a severer tent and from nore did moro triumphantly His was as an his was The presidents activity was cd ho not only and the mental and he ac wyrriag forcing into Houso b Lnt R by John tuul l At about two a party of Higbe th the a hul bringing other like and Gormany to the support of hla Rus sia balked and showed of re he persuaded the kaiser to pressure upon tho exar In tho of peace If Japan showed similar England appealed to to bring upon bur In Ihu end really and Roosevelt to the for what ho did then In all of this tbo colonel wrote without restraint or reservation In a tor to liny he to tho an a monomaniac and n who has had another In another ho Iho former emperor of is a pi creature m tho of 150000000 day and often times a tiny Iho of JUH Japan to upon of pence Once ho s Tho more I sec o the tho kaiser awl tho mikado tho bolter I am content with if to include the American newspapers as one of would bo bettor term auto Sunday people flaw flames hunting from the roof Vf house on McCain farm about one and onehalf miles south of thin elly They lo notify L Mc and ho phoned to ter of of South Clark They soon arrived at the unable to anything walls were falling when they got to flu country 1 Joskin nnd family live on the farm and for iwu weuks Mrsi had been visiting at Granite City near Dus Iowa ami Friday air went lo Iowa aiul after attending Un fair they expected lo come bom middle of the week But they enme homo last night in response lo a telling of ihitt The origin of the fire IH unknown and Iho on the bonne nn wo 11 an the furniture will ho to the by Ihc flames Thin one of housni In this par I of tho having built by tho hile IU v John It Terrill an old time preacher sixty or building well kept and of the of thin county war Kev Torrill and of houne wero he iouk all manner one able occasion a friend of the family who to the Union army homo and a batul of ho house Mrs mother MM Nellie stuck her bend out of the window nnd naked if hey wen making war on and children One of the her to her of the way nnd after a few more wordy encounters they a shoil giving the it time U Blip out of Whon they cuino back and searched liouse the old Judy gave them a piece of her mind ami until after the parly how their man had od them Rev Terrill often nerved ah u med Rood for the behavior of luon an I with The wan one in a no for sympathies wero of iht controversy a breuk both Hidesi nuver did him Naturally the old timers tell of tho happy an I eventful of ago when old Terrill wan the of many family and neighbor Mrs 1 W Martin from an enjoyable visit with in Fulton and City WASHINGTON between the and tho railroad will bo con at the White this after noon when Wilson will re Director HincH and the repre of the shopmen The for a in crease which wero opened when the strike of shopmen came to an end have been carried on for four days in executive The cancelled a number of other this afternoon in order to receive the conferees Jle in anx over the they are mak ing and a reaching The Appropriations to Give Him WASHINGTON Palmer io conduct ii drive on profiteers ho ATTACKS KENYON H in of Will From iho WASHINGTON AUR Tn cream in the of living will result the to regulate tin packing industry be enacted into law lyM Weld bead of distribution de of Co told the agricultural committee today Tho main objection to the la in the fact that it wnH baaed on repre of tho Federal Trade Com which are saturated with flaring and in would be enough to condemn tho but the matter does rent there but cauje if it will further in Hate the of meat products Uie present the average paid for cattle on the hoof IH for the same rejected by the House Committee It was slated also that for by the food with which to employ federal juves will be turned will all that he links for and his taking steps the task of to justice violators of con trol act under which he given very broad powers man of the committee the i urc passed by the House up in the Senate efforts made to amend Senator wilt attempt to have extended to include therea and rental profiteer while fight is expected on the the tijan died thousand s 0 WILL LID COME OFF B WIT CHASE HAS BEEN ABANDONED BYO TROOPS Cavalry and Accom Aeroplanes Have Been Ordered Back DAVIS STORY the TWP Alight nnd Get in Wrong Rotated By Him MUCH BENEFIT HAS RESULTED All Brigands in Miles in South of Border Have Been Driv en to Mountains The meat and are Hold for leaving for Tho to leaving flow will you cut and gome i net pn margin TWO to Proposed My TOKIO Japan IK reported that nl day the Imperial cabinet of Japan upholding Advanced by tho military element in Die govern ment decided to upon the of Manchuria and Mongolia from by which Unl United platen and Japan will dominant siliona In It in said that with the will bo on that OCTOBER un IRST Will Thar Data mob Aug is continuing high to ber 30 the of 225000 men the war announced today The possibility of the the wartime prohibition acl has created no little tlic By Kevins SAN ANTONIO Texas Aug The American punitive expedition made ui of troops of the 8th Cavalry Company IB back from its long for tho Mexican bandits The pur suit ended when the hot trail was lost The members of the bund of brigands who hold Lieu Is Peterson and Davis American aviators for a random of 15000 escaped into the southern leader was positively more than fifty miles south of the point reached by tho expe dition 4 t wan located at a ranch near San Pedro t This news caused the Americans to withdraw as there no longer existed any chance of over Army headquarters well satisfied with the him however are MAKUA Tex Aug ants Peterson and Davis who relum ed to Marfa yesterday after leading the American expedition into th mountainous regions of Mexico last week in n Hot effort to locale nnd capture Jesus and hli bund dictated their ful story concerning the manner in which came to be taken the bandits lo an I N S correspondent yesterday afternoon The gins as follows with Davis though frequently prompted by Pot urson J left here al 0 oclock Sunday morning August lOto make a patrol to Wr reach ed oclock and Went there lo following what wo supposed was Riv er but Which in The mistake was duo tjio swollen condition of the river made it appear much larger we knew the Conchas to bo We continued to follow the river until we approached n railroad ing not shown on the map we wero holding Wo reached this crossing at M Having in air then for two hoirs and we decided to return lo Marfa Shortly after and were affording adequate pro there Thero have been discharged 3352 4 8 1 and men and 92 per ceri t emergency troops have betm of the At the end of July had been 580 desertions since ruary last TREATY UP Council Formal Notification of By PARIS Aug with by It will prob dele be Austria Ls being conned today ably be handed to llu gates tomorrow day a from that timn forlonger delay EXCITED PARIS Aug LONDON Aug Hungarian cabinet of surrounded by and tho Joseph previously reported Jn town with refugees IH announced jn ing Iho Bolshevik by the Supreme Council io CM hero today It utaliH that the day The tho ban arrived at occurred night mnd that the of cab had already begun CIRCUS AT MACON Quite a number of our at the Yankee ia today A from said Hint thn wan able and the fact hut the pa Ctuy Gwynn of ono of Iho first five to AJo county for duty served with tlu Kranec and han Banded rade was delayed until after tho noon New York and will probably be hour it IH that no one went home lo Camp Dodge for de EAIIROADSHOP MEN AWARDED WN HOURS PAY HOURS results of the chase into Mexican ter These are pointed out to be All of tho bandit be tween the border lino and a line fifty miles to the of tho border have been scattered and the Mexicans have learned that the American fear to the border no longer exists 2 All of the mountain passes have been located the American aviators who in a have been L property American citi zens and within a short arrange ments will be two governments will cooperate in maintaining u Border vice was placed on the fact by Major General Joseph Blekman com of iho department that the present chaso was withdrawn crossing Ihc our engine became n mass of smoke were about feet and sighting a level top of it mountain we steeled it as tho only safe place lo attempt a landing fho airship was wrecked in making the landing From this point we proceeded down a where we secured it drink and some food from ta Mexi can settler who unable to where we were or to go to get anywhere sowe out and till after midnight Monday night Tuesday wo Missouri Governor Would Also Open All Western Lands to Settlement SAYS SITUATION Declares Cost of Living Be Reduced and That at for Present Condi tions Intolerable fr c CAUSE in Former Minister From Our Condition complications arising from the pros nce of American troops on Mexican aoll A telegram from Col to Col aUting Gen who tho bandits of also was In pursuit of If the American bo retained to aid in capture bandits near Thin wart not Urn U S iho lino to perform a duty fuU in they could bo held for troops that pent on tho trail of tho arc on tlic chapb not known IV American troopH six band KB Mix and withdrawn of the h in ol work Uaihoa oon Admin Wilson of n Aug ol ion hours pay For award ns upon by Director Minos ly his lio lie and railroad award amounts in o an of por hour and lo May I had for and Jl Ilio lo have hoy who we ill on he miaul UK well nl will with Jho Tho fou Thn pur hour nc IIK tho expedition formally was u made public by tho war department hero today y men Included a from Major Irwin to oral of Houthorn and from lort that further of the M IH and that he tion will not Accomplish js 1 have ordered i mined roturn of the just us soon UH hope moro catching tho particular of out for the expedition had been went wan abandoned This it SB prevents any diplomatic ST LOUIS Mo Aug in the United Stales cause for jt thay in country in the world accord ing to Sir M former minister of tho State pf who this city is making n tour of thu world jng economic and tal homo in in Hnng India The in tho this planet He explains the United States country on for high of no of iho prices in United due to war pcd all jn Europe and this od to ipcreaacd prices I thn made later Kull report will Another to Adjutant Hnr award particularly in of the Bin the government is making lo bring down IK drive linl cos I oi li Colonel hna bron given to withdraw bin forces immediate THE WEATHER unsettled in portions fair in awt and south portions tonight nnd tomorrow Not change in a fow wheil tion again over there the prices will conic down wo will a happier world has resources America and fewer thinking men to them Production is here than anywhere am un to the unroot he most favored country In the world yet there lo Ije to anything here strikes the which labor may obtain 1 but thinks pint the government and the men higher up would figure out some way of without strikes The difficulties between capital and labor aro interfering with dUclion ho continued In my country laborers getting nn aver nge of 25 cents u ning to bo Poor over re Unions junt in India do not eat meat but live on barley rice and other It seems to me that labor bus mimd iU forced up to maintain The middle duns has lowt itn former position while tbo ay of laborers li puy more for labor for CITY Aug U Governor 13 in son City for the governors confer ui Salt Lake City Hc b head of hc committee appointed by to confer Attorney Palmer and with President son relative high coat of ia of the governors of Minnesota huno Montana Arizona and South Caro will Palmer at 10 A M Friday August Governor will Washington Wednesday will Accompanied by Frank W The serious icss of the food and ion Jjas icr so forcefully lhat he nays he will the Stato Council of ho returns 4 from Washington To the body as it instituted during war wUh B Mumford of Columbia 4 he will add iho circuit attorney of St Louis and Ihc attorneys J of Jackson and Buchanan counties I am convinced that the situation is very the governor I um mi because I be tlie and tho good judgment sense the H fire intolerable for man of avenge V From his al Mia Lake conference Governor Gardner declares that things must be brought United Stales Senate must definite qnd prompt on the i peace treaty Jt musl bo rejected at once and sonic other basis determined or be cd hero must bn Increased production and and stop o secure t must an in should unite Jn v Gardner f thai he favors and will suggest that be a called by President Clampers of American Federation of Labor and pf the Xf of Eni to arrive at some basis for a working agreement that will bind both sides and that wiU be lived up Jo by whole country Another J bo by tho committee of the ai will be that millions of owned lands in the states be soll 10 the There is in the slate of for In stance Al thin time Gard ner 73 per cent of that land sold 911 favorable to either oV private would largely increase the production of cattle sheep and wool The governor declares that Mis souri has far been fortunate In the of living as shown by federal statistics show lhat it low er here than in Cither tHo west but The Dial living in St cannot remain longr h anys fs 17 low er than in either eastern or AIRPLANE TO OVER who Jmf business two Samuel been running n here for the days Jms decided to remain over to day and will jo to fill a tlon wilh at fair
