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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - February 19, 1920, Madison, WisconsinWEATHER WARMER TheWisco ie Journal CITYEDITION VOL. 134, NO. 140. 81 it Year. MADISON, W1S., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 19, 1920. TWELVE PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS CANADA DEMANDS COUNCIL VOTE BOARD TURNS ON J. H. CARNAHAN " CHALLENGE EQUITY HEAD FACES WORD TO R E S I G N Presence ak Insurgents* Meet� ing to Demand Tittemore Retirement A n g e r s Member? of Union ; f I T T E K in d ig n a tio n a t th� a p - p e a ra n ce by J . H . C a rn ah a n , p re s id en t o f th e A m erican S o � c ie ty o f E q u ity , a t th e .'rebel m ee t- a n g " y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n In L ab o r b a ll , held b y N n n -I* a rtisn n leag u e m e m b e rs o f th e E q u ity so c ie ty and ?ousted officials o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n w as ?expressed th is m o rn in g by m em b ers o f th e bo ard o f d irec to r* . I t is u n d ersto o d th a t C a rn ah a n , svho In a speech befo re th e m eeting y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n end o rsed th e r e s � o lu tio n s ra il in g fo r T itte m o re 's re s ig � n a tio n , will be a sk ed to re sig n Im m e� d ia te ly . T h e b oard o f d ire c to rs th is m o rn in g m et a d e leg a tio n from the in su rg e n t m ee tin g in th e person ot J o h n P a rr ish , a fo rm er b o a rd m em ber w ho resigned recen tly . PRE SE N T S R E SO L U T IO N P a rr ish p n re n te d th� re so lu tio n s Calling fo r th� re s ig n a tio n of T i t te � m ore, M urry l la n ra h a n . P au l iHchwein- berg, J. F red I ax rson an d H a rry V an J A n tw erp . I a r r is h d eclared he em � p ha tica l ly did n o t endose th e reso lu - I lio n . T itte m o re in a s ta te m e n t to th e j ho ird . c h i r r e d th e N o n -P a r tisa n h o g tie w ith be ing resp o n sib le fo r all th e difficulty. "I h av e no in ten tio n of re s ig n in g ," h� d ec lared . T h e b o a rd took th e reso lu tio n s " u n � d e r advisem * u t." A s ta te m e n t, it w as anno u n ced , w ould bo mad� iffier. In th e m ean tim e th� re so lu tio n s ar� "on f ie ." DEMAND RESIGNATION R eso lu tio n s ca llin g fo r im m edia te re s ig n a tio n of J . N. T ittem o re , p re s i� den t of th� W isconsin un ion of the K quity so c ie ty an d a "com ple te and fu ll In v estig a tio n o f fu n d s an d a sse ts on h and since th e b eg in n in g of th e te rm of J . N. T ittem o re a s p re s id en t," an d th a t T ittem o re . w hom they ch arg e w ith "dabb ling in jio lltlcs," g ive way to J . Alex R ay b u rn , vine p resid en t, w ere ad op ted a t a n " in su rg e n t" m ee t� ing ' led by ou sted K quity officials iii la b o r h a il y e s te rd a y a fte rnoon . O th e r re so lu tio n s p assed dem anded t h a t in o rd e r to m a in ta in th e society, J. F red L arso n , H a rry H a n ru h an , g e n � e ra l o rg a n ise r . P au l H chw einberg, b u sin ess m an ag er, and H a rry Van A n tw erp e d ito r o f th� K quity News, t�e d isch arg ed and "co m p eten t m en " su b s titu te d . P a y m e n t o f a s a la ry to J N. T itte m o re Is a lso opposed. T h is m ee tin g w as called by Aloshua I,. Johns, ( \ BL Hal I a rd and J . W eller l io n g T hey c la im 12 K quity locals w ere re p re se n ted a t th e m eeting . A bout 20 m en w ere p re sen t. J . I i . C a rn ah a n , p re s id e n t of th� N ational U nion, spoke. H e c la im ed som eone w as try in g to d e s tro y th e n a tio n a l and th a t he w ould figh t " to th e las t b re a th In m y body to keep it go ing ." H a c la im ed he h ad been in th o soc ie ty Rf y e a rs an d h a d n e v er ra n fo r public office DOORS CLOSED I ta m u b a n w as c h a irm a n of th� m ee tin g in !� l* w hich no m in a ted (T u rn to p>age 12, co lum n I) FRANCE TO COPY BADGER VOTE DEVICE W ISCONSIN s g s in hss shown tho w sy . In 1917, the Wisconsin legislature installed in the a s � sembly tho electric voting o y s - tem, doing away with tho old cumbersome method. Now, three years aftsr its in � sta llation in the Wisconsin state house, comes word that Francs is considering installation of the same electrical device. Reso� lutions have passed the Chamber of Deputies to inatsll such a s y s � tem and proposals have been asked of manufacturers. This proposed system is the same as that employed here. Push buttons ars installed on each desk, enabling the a ssem � blyman to cast his ballot qu ick� ly, and so all may see how he votes. The board, on a side wall, is equipped with electric light bulbs, in red. white, and blue, and each bulb records a "no" or an "aye" vote. At the same time, it enables a quick record and tabulation of the t o � tal vote cast. Bobaraff, a young Russian of Milwaukee, is father of the d e � vice, and has international p a t� ents on it. Wisconsin is the only state in the union which has installed this system. MAY RUN AS " W ET" FOR SENATORSHIP Oshkosh Mayor, "Personal Liberty" Champion, "Ser� iously Considers" Enter� ing Republican Contest ROME FURIOUS AT WILSON'S STAND W E A T H E R IncrM ung cloudiness and rising te m p e ra tu re tonight and Friday. Light s o u th e r ly winds. (Official Report by U. S. W ea th e r B u� reau) O lty T e m p e ra tu re l*recf |4 ta t ton H ig h est la m e s t 24 h ours y e s te rd a y la s t Dight to 7 a. rn. M adison IS 2 0 M ilw aukee__ __ 20 8 0 h eard before Ju s tic e of th e P eace l l . l l . D unn. Funeral se rv ices fo r R aym ond H a rt were con d u cted y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n a t th* C o n g reg a tio n s! c h u rc h by th e Rev. E . N. D ex ter. T h e se rv ice s w ere in c h a rg e of th e C lea ry post o f tho A m erican legion, o f w hich H a r t w as com m ander. T h e fu n e ra l o f M rs. N e l� fie W ard took p lace th is m o rn in g a t RL P a tr ic k '* ch u rch , th e Rev. J a m e s S. C am pbell officiating. THUGS GET $1 ,200 FROM GAMBLERS ST . P A U L -T hree m aeked I Kind, ta hold n p ll m en In an aile#-**! g am b lin g house a t S o u th S t P au l la s t n ig h t and ob ta in ed 11,300, a cc o rd in g to p o � lice rep o rts . BUILDING BOOM FOR 5 YEARS, PLAN CHICAGO- - A b u ild ing boom In � vo lv ing an o u tla y o f $6,OOO,DOO,OOO will be lau n ch ed th is sp rin g , a cc o rd � ing to d e leg a tee a t th e co n v en tio n of th� A ssociated (Jenera! C ontractors� Th� boom, c o n tra c to rs say , will la s t five y e a rs and will re lieve th e s h o r t � ag e o f dw ellings. A CAMPAIGN w ith a re a l "kick" in it is th rea ten ed by M ayor A. C. M cH enry of O shkosh, who, ad m ittin g th a t he is se rio u sly co n sid � e r in g " e n te rin g the R epublican U n ited S ta te s sen a to ria l to n ie s t , ways if he does it w ill be on a " IOO p e r c en t and n o t one h a lf of on* per c en t baals." M cH enry Is the personal lib e rty ch am p io n w ho recently , In re fu s in g a i re q u est of th e W. e . T. IT. th a t he J fly th� flag over th� c ity h a ll to cele- J b ru te th e d eath of Jo h n B arleycorn , sa id if th� flag w ere flown a t a ll It w ould be a t h a lf m as t fo r th e "d ea th o f pe rso n al liberty ." In a n in terv iew w ith T he W isconsin I H tate Jo u rn a l over long d is tan c e 1 pho n e today, M cH enry said , "R eg to - I ra tio n and not R efo rm atio n " w ould be t h is cam p aig n m otto, and th a t if he I e n te rs the race It will be on a p la tfo rm I o f "good old fashioned A m erican inde- , pendent-�, w ith the la rg e s t possib le I m ea su re of liberty, equali ty and f ra - I te m lty ." M cH enry sa id th a t po litica lly ho h as a lw a y s been atli I la ted w ith th e R e p u b � lican p a rty , th a t he a p p ro v es of " B ob" L a F o lle tte In "n in e ty -e ig h t p e r cen t o f h is s ta n d s" on public m a tte rs , b u t th a t h e ' would ra th e r have h im self co n sid ered a s so m eth ing of a n in d e � pendent , no t bound to a n y p a r ty ." T h e re will be no T ittem o re t ic k e t In th* iu rh t fo r ( �legates to th e n a tio n a l rep u b lican convention. T h is i t w as authoritative!!* learned -today fro m a le a d e r c lo sk y connected w ith the E q u ity h e a d s political m achine. in d iv id u a l E q u ity m en will n m In th e ir d is tr ic ts com bined w ith lab o r m en. Jo h n S tra n g e of N eenah, fo rm er l ie u � te n a n t governor, has an n o u n ced his c an d id acy fo r d e le g a te -a t- la rg e on a p la tfo rm fo r reduction of p r in t p a � per cost. If elected he c la im s h� wifi a tte m p t to i i jec t th is m a tte r in to the p la tfo rm of th e na tio n a l rep u b lican p a r ty . JOHNSON COMING, RUMOR M uch is being mad� of th e ru m o r th a t S e n a to r H iram Jo h n so n of C a li� fornia is com .rig to th e s ta te fo r a speech anti a conference w ith S e n a to r I al F o lle tte , T h is on i ts fa re Is in co n � s is te n t, bream-� S e n a to r 1st F o lle tte is u n d e rs to o d to be read y lo leave fo r W ash in g to n in a day or tw o anti th e re is no dat� m entioned when S e n a to r Jo h n so n will reach W isconsin . T h a t S en a to r Jo h n so n w ould be w illing to land th� su p p o rt o f la t F o lle tte fo r h is c an d id acy for p re s i� d e n t is sa id to b r c e rta in . He, too, lay s c la im to the nam e of "p ro g re s s � ive" an d w hile th e two se n a to rs have no t been especially chum m y In W ash � in g to n , p o litics is a m a tte r o f s tra n g e bed -fe llo w s and odd co m b in a tio n s r e � su lt. P R E SS FLAYS PR E SID E N T FOR " BRUTAL IN T E R FE R E N C E " IN EUROPE AFFAIRS BULLETIN W ASHINGTON- President W il� son today completed his reply to the supreme council's note in the dispute over the Adriatic se t t le � ment, and placed it in the hands of Acting Secretary of State Polk for transmission to Europe. BY CAMILLO CIANFARRA R O M E - P re s id e n t W ilso n * "b ru ta l int� rf ere ne*!" In E u ro p ean In te rn a l affa ir* is u t te r ly u n ex p la in ab le , w hen th e A m erican s e n a te so s tro n g ly r e � se n ts E u ro p ea n In te rfe ren ce In th o a f � fa ir* In th e U n ited s ta te s , th e C o m e r d I ta l ia sa id today . Th� pre** a lm o st u n an im o u sly b e � lieved th a t W ilson's not� h a s de lay ed th� se ttle m e n t of th e A d ria tic p ro b � lem a n d w ill h av e a fa r- re a c h in g e f � fe c t on tho In tern a l s i tu a tio n in Ita ly . P o litic ia n s sa id th e p re s id e n t'* ac tio n w ill de lay a lso c a r ry in g o u t tho g o v � e rn m e n t In te rn a l p ro g ram . T h e no te a p p a re n tly had th e effect o f h a rm o n iz in g a ll I ta lia n fa c tio n s to th e su p p o rt of P re m ie r N im * g o v e rn � m en t, how ever. T h is su p p o rt, it w as believed, w ill c o n tin u e u n til tho A d ri� a tic d isp u te Is se ttled . A sec tio n of th e p re ss w a s inclined to believe th e A m erican se n a te m ay ta k e a h an d in th� situ a tio n . T h ese n e w sp a p e rs p ro fessed confidence In th e se n a te 's t ra d itio n a l ju s tic e an d sp ir i t of fa ir p lay ." Even th e so c ia lis ts h ad ra llied to th e su p p o rt o f th e g o v ern m en t, th e so � c ia lis t o rg an den y in g c h a rg e s lh a t "I ta ly ha* im p e ria lis tic a sp ira t io n s in th e A d ria tic ." T h ese n e w sp a p e rs p ro � fessed to believe th a t lf th e p re s id e n t's illn ess h a d no t p re v en ted h im from s tu d y in g c o n d itio n s in I ta ly C;*.ref a lly p a r tic u la r ly I ta l la n -Ju g o -S la v relaT tlin s , he w ould h av e a p p ro v ed th o a l� lied co m prom ise p lan , w h ich .he J u g o � s la v * re jec ted . G. O. P. DONA TIONS T O B E L I M I T E D N E W Y O R K -No in d iv id u a l Uona- Sl non w 111 be a c � cep ted by th e R ep u b lican p a r ty fo r its c am p a ig n fund fo r th e p re s id en tia l election , acco rd in g to W ill I i . H ay s, ch a irm a n of th e R epub lican n a tio n a l co m m ittee . H e a d d ressed m ore th a n 300 R epublican lead ers h e re last n ig h t. " A g en era l co m m ittee on w ay* and m ean* w ill c a r ry th e financing w ork In to �very c ity an d tow n to afford th� o p p o rtu n ity fo r th e p a r ty m em bersh ip , from th e sm a lle st un it* o f te r r i to ry , to m ake su s ta in in g co n trib u tio n * of from l l u p ," sa id H ays "No c o n � tr ib u tio n fo r m ore th a n ll.OOl) will he rece ived from an y one. T h e financing of th e R ep u b lican cam p aig n will be an open book." HOOSIERS S T A R T MARSHALL BOOM I NIDA NA PO I J K A boom w as un d er w ay In In d ian a to d ay to pu t th� nam e of V ice P re s id e n t T h o m as IL M arsh a ll on th� p re s id en tia l p re fe ren ce ba llo t a t th e com ing p rim a ry . L A B OR WILL F I G H T RAI L REGULATION Letter to President Wilson From Gompers to Set Forth Basis For Opposi� tion Move DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO READ that you may MAKE MORE MONEY W hoever you are, w herev er you five, w h a tev e r you do, we are p r e � p a red to give you th e list of book* th a t will h e lp you m ost to w ard m a k � ing you a b e tte r m an a t your work. T h e A m erican L ib ra ry A ssociation . th� o rg a n iz a tio n th a t has g iven m o st s tu d y to th e su b jec t, com piled fist*. It m ade them a s a p ir t o f i ts w ork fo r se rv ice rn*n whom It gu ided in m a tte rs o f books d u rin g th e w a r. Now, th ro u g h T he W is� consin S ta te Jo u rn a l th ey a re m ade a v a ilab le to ev ery read er. E IG H T H U N D R E D U S E F U L ROO KS la th e t itle of the pub lica tio n we offer. If you a re a m iner, butcher, p a p e rh a n g e r, p h a rm acist, ta ilo r, fa rm e r, a c c o u n ta n t, engineer, c lerk, b an k er, s u p e r c a r g o - w h a tev e r y o u r work m ay ti?>~ th e r ig h t book for you t o ' stu d y Is listed . T h a t book is d escribed and specific direction* a re g iven a s to how it m ay be ob ta in ed . W H Y NO T BE A B E T T E R MAN ON YOUR JO H ? T he m en who ge t ahead a r e th o se who s tu d y th e ir work. You can do so if you bu t get th� r ig h t book*. ls*t u s tell you how to ge- them It cost* you no thing. Us� th� common w hich a p p e a rs below .and UHE IT NO W . (F ill out th e coupon. W rite legib ly .) T H E W ISC O N SIN S T A T E JO U R N A L IN FO R M A TIO N B U R EA U F red e ric J . I! ask In. Ifirec to r, W ash ing ton , I). C. I enclose h e rew ith a tw o - re n t s ta m p fo r re tu rn p o stag e on a free copy o f E ig h t H u n d re d U seful Books. Nom� ..................... . . S trco t Address ..................................................................................................................... C i t y ..............................................................................S t a t e ............................................. BY RALPH F. COUCH W Y ABBINGTON l r y d e rid ed to fight th� Em h- C urnm ins bill, whit h p rov ides fo r re g u la tio n of th� ra ilro ad * a f te r th e ir r e tu rn to th e ir o w n ers M arch I. W hile th is der ision w as being re a c h � ed a t A m erican F e d e ra tio n of L abor h e a d q u a r te rs h e re tod ay , ra ilro ad e x � e cu tiv e s wert) m ee tin g w ith R ail D i� re c to r H ines to d iscus* w ages and o th e r p ro b lem s connected w ith re tu rn of th e road*. T h e ra ilw a y u n io n s have ag reed to w o rk In c o n ce rt In p re ss in g w age d e � m a n d s a n d optioning th** ra il con tro l bill. It w as lea rn ed . R eport* m a t th ey had m erged o r fo rm ed "end big u n io n " w ere flatly denied T he o r � g a n iz a tio n s p re se rv e th e ir s e p a ra te id en titie s . LETTER TO PRESIDENT I c h o r s opp o sitio n to tho ra ilro ad bill w ill be se t fo rth , acco rd in g to p re se n t p lans, In a le t te r to P re s id en t W ilson signed by Mantuel (Jum pers, p re s id e n t o f th e A m erican F e d e ra tio n of L ab o r. T h is co m m u n ica tio n w as be ing fram ed to d ay a t u m ee tin g a t - I ten d ed by S am uel (Jum pers, ll. M. Jew ell, h ead o f th o fed era tio n '* r a i l � w ay d e p a rtm e n t, an d officials of th e big ra ilw a y unions. Fo llow ing p u b lica tio n of th e le tte r . lab o r leader* say th ey w ill m arsh a l th e i r fr iend* In congree* fo r a b a tt le on th� bill w hich w ill com e up In th� h o u se S a tu rd a y and In th� se n a te nex t week. OBJECT TO CLAUSE I - ib o r leader* to d ay called th� bdl a "bodge podg�," d e sp ite th� fa c t th a t it set* lip tr ib u n a l* fo r w age d ispu te* m in u s an y co m p u lso ry fe a tu re . One c lau se , how ever, p ro v id es fo r in tro � d u c tio n of Wage d isp u te s b e fo re th e s e trib u n a l* th ro u g h p e titio n by IOO "u n � o rg an ized " em ployee. T h is , lead ers say , Im a d isc rim in a tio n a g a in s t o r � gan ized labor, B ehind th� decision to fight th� K *ch-C um m in* hill s ta n d s la b o r's d e � sire fo r a tw o y e a r ex ten sio n of gov � e rn m e n t con tro l. STANDARD OIL RAISES WAGES CHICA GO E leven th o u sa n d em - I p loys* of th e S ta n d a rd OII com pany i of Ind ian* w ill rece iv e an Increase of I 11.11 p e rcen t in wage* M arch I, it wa* I an n o u n ced today . At th e sam e tim e, all sh if t m en will go on an eig lit h o u r I day, six d ay a w eek schedule . T he I p lan w as w orked o u t by an em ployee' council sy s tem . PARIS- WA RSA W AIR ROUTE OPENS FA R IS - C a p ta in Veil, A m erican ! p ilo t, w as to s t a r t a irp la n e se rv ice be tw een F a n * an d W arsaw today . ' F lans* wfil s to p en ro u te a t C oblenz to d e liver an d p ick up m ull, diu- pati he* an d parcel* FOUR DIE IN FARM BLAZE PE O R IA , III O sca r W illiam son , a ! fa rm er, and th ree c h ild ren w ere b u rn - | isl to d e a th ea rly to d ay In a tire w hich d estro y ed th e ir hom e n e a r M onaville M rs W illiam son , a w ak en ed by the , crock ling o f tim)� .rn, e scap ed w ith l o r | se \ e n inonth* old Nitty, S he suffered m in o r c u ts an d b u m s j b u t sh ie lded tier baby from iujur> . FIRE DESTROYS NA V Y BUILDINGS C H A R L E ST O N . S C. T he fire . a r b to d ay d es tro y ed th�, m ess hall and gal j ley of th� n av a l h o sp ita l here , Ko tim e th e flam es th re a te n e d to sp re ad to I th� e n tire h osp ita l and bedridden f*a- tlen t* w ere rem oved Tile fin o rig in - i a te d in th e g a lley from a defec tive I stove, it is Ievlev od WILL OUST POET, CLAIM OF YANK FA R IS -''W ith 1,500 .lu g o -S lav fad� dier.* I in ten d lo o u s t D 'A nnunzio from F lu m e w ith in tw o h o u rs ," dec lared 'C o l. Sw eeney, fo rm erly of th e fo reign I legion, In ter o f th e A. Iv F., and now I "gericraltK siino" o f th e Jugo-S luV j f o r c e * on th e "D'A n nunz io fro n t " T he C o lo n e l ha* Ju s t re tu rn e d from a to u r I of in sp ec tio n of th� m m h d isp u ted I A d ria tic u re a s an d is re c ru itin g vol- I u n tee rs . AERIAL FLIV SUCCESS IN FIRST FLIGHT (CO L L E G E POINT, N. Y.- j The first aerial flivver has made a successful trial flight. The tiny plane, piloted by Capt. Jack Foot*, is named the Butterfly. It is designed to carry only one person. It weighs exactly 918 pounds, c o m � plete, and has a wing spread of 25 feet and a guaranteed speed of 72 miles an hour. It will sell for $2,500. On its trial flight the little plane took th* air after a run of 75 feet, circled the field s e v � eral times and then made a per� fect landing. The new plane, its builders contend, can take off and land on the average lawn and be parked there, or in an average sized garage. It ie designed pri� marily for the use of the sp orts� man aviator. IS S E E N IN U.S. PROTEST Representation By Ballot in League of Nations Declared Essential to Dominion; Will Stand Firm CARLINE REPORT DUE BY MAR. 26 SUBMISSION OF FACTS TO C O U N � CIL MAY MEAN VOTE ON M. O. APRIL 6 T h e re p o rt of th e jo in t council and c itiz e n s' ra ilw ay in v es tig a tin g c o m m it� tee will b� m ad e not la te r th a n the council m ee tin g of M arch 26, a m an a c tiv e ly con n ec ted w ith th� in v e s tig a � tion d ec lared today . T h a t m ean*, he said , lf the re p o rt of th e co m in itteu is fo r m u n ic ip a l o w n e r� ship , It will o� voted upon in th� sp rin g election , A pril 6. T he re p o rt of th e council wfil n o t be m odo before th� p rim aries , M arch 23, th is sam� m an d ec la red ; and th a t m ean s it p ro b ab ly will no t be a v ita l issu e in th* e lim in a tio n e lection . LOOMS AS ISSUE "In jec tio n rt. w h a tev e r it is. T he c a n � d id a te rece iv ing tab o r en d o rsem en t will bo p ledged to m u n ic ip a l o w n e rsh ip and Home of th e p ro sp ec tiv e m a y o r� a lty candidate.*) a re sa id to be fishing fo r lab o r su p p o rt by a promts� of such a s ta n d ." "T h e tailo r group , su p p o rte d by a n � o th e r g ro u p th a t I* im p a tie n t o v er th e a lleg ed a rro g a n c e a n d p ro c ra s tin a tio n of th e ra ilw ay com p an y officials, m ay, lf th� co m m ittee does no t recom m end m u n ic ip a l ow nersh ip . Ut m aud a r e f � e ren d u m vo te a t iii� sp rin g e lec � tion on th e in inn to il o w n e r� sh ip issue. Th� idea of m u n ic ip al o w n ersh ip is so p o p u la r a n d r e s e n t� m en t o v e r th� un eq u iv o ca l t im id of th e ra ilw ay com pany so w id esp read , th a t few a ld e rm en w ould narc* oppose a re so lu tio n p ro v id in g fu r su ch a r e f � e ren d u m vote a t th e sp rin g e lectio n ." ALIGNMENT CLOoE A lderm en G ibbs, E lver, Joh n so n , B row n, Q uinn arni R u p p ar� u n d e r� s to o d to be c e r ta in to dem an d a re le t - �nduni vo te on th� m u n ic ip a l o w n e r� sh ip issue. A lderm en Steffen. Ga rn* r a n d M cConnell, it is -ald. w ill su p p o rt th e o th e r g ro u p lf they pu sh rh� lssu�. The*� a ld e rm e n a rt one Ie** th a n a m ajo rity of th� cornic^. It is fe lt th a t th� vo te of ut lea s t on� o f th* h a lf dozen "on th� fen ce" i an be obtain* d "A nsw er to the u ltim a tu m t f tit� M adison R ailw ay* com pany � ifletai* a lre ad y ha* been m ade by lh� c o u n � cil," th is m an co n tinued . 'T h e council vo ted a g a in s t U>*- o f on * m an c a rs I..st y ear, a n d th� ra ilro ad com m ission h as only p e rm itted th� u s" of them nu th� W est M ain- W inn a 'ago line. The j council u lso u t its l i s t m e e t i n g a d o p t� ed a re so lu tio n req u n rig th� sr reef c a r , co m pany to build im provem ent* , i n - J e lud ing double trackin'�, co a tin g $M.- �on a court decision re q u irin g th� I ra ilro ad com pany to l*ear lls sh a re of j p av in g cost * a lre ad y h as hi �'I m ade J and th e re is no t a m an on lh� council , w ho would risk su g g e stin g th a t p ro p - i �rty bolder* benefited h e i r p a r t o i tho I cost of ex ten sio n s ' GOATSKINS FOR AMERICAN DUDS N E W YORK A so lu tio n of the h igh cost of w o m en * c lo th in g m ay l�� found in th� ut re d u c tio n of g is itsk in i ga rm en t* , w hich a re very p o p u lar in Sp a in P la n s fo r in tro d u c in g th is in n o v a tio n in til� U n ited S ta te s w are an n o unced by Jo se B in it* de I 'sac le an d Jo a q u in R em an d * /,, w ho a rriv e d from Barcelona. ASSERTS YOUNG FORD SHIELDED W A S H IN G T O N In a speech In th* .. n a to today, S e n a to r S h e rm a n a s s e r t - j it Ed**cI Ford, son o f the au tom obile j m an u fa c tu re r , w as p ro tec te d f rom th� d ra f t by a n e x ecu t iv e official in th e | white house, Ii� da t not specify w h o ' he ineont. I 1 1 7 IN N I PE O - S p eak in g fo r the- \ \ C a n ad ian g o v e rn m e n t a t a b a n q u e t of 500 bu sin ess m en her� la s t n ig h t, A r th u r M eighen, m in � is te r of th e in te rio r, sa id In re sp e c t to th e "m ovem en t now in p ro g ress in th� U n ited S ta te s to cha lk in g * C a n � a d a 's s ta tu s us a n a tio n " : " W h a t sh a ll be th� final a c tio n , w a. do not know . T im es ar� n o t to r f* a s su r in g a s we w ould like; b u t th*** re p re se n ta tio n o f b o ard by C a n ad a Is e s se n tia l to th is c o u n try : i t is a r ig h t duo to o u r people a s a n a tio n and . lf1 su rre n d e re d , w ill he fo rev e r k ist. W e* a s C an ad ian s , p ro fo u n d ly re g re t that* th� c o u n try w hich shou ld seek to* ch a llen g e o u r p lace In th e le a g u e shou ld be o u r good n e ig h b o rs , th e r e � p ublic to th� so u th ." T he g o v e rn m en t o f C a n a d a h a s tak e n on th a t q u estio n a m o st d e te r � m ined stan d . "I t m u st be reca lled th a t a vo te in th e a sse m b ly is-longs, n o t o n ly to t i t s U n ited S ta te s , b u t to m an y o th e r co u n trie s , such a s H a y ti, Ran D om ingo an d o th e r lands, a ll o f w hich a re s u b � jec t to th e d o m in a tin g in fluence of th� U nited s ta te s . T h o se c o u n tr ie s h a v e a r ig h t to vote a s well a s C an ad a a n d C a n ad a w ould n o t seek to de privet th em of th a t powrer. B u t, Irre sp ec tiv e e n tire ly of th e po w er of lia ise n a � tio n s to vote, C an ad a d em an d s an d in s is ts on h e r ow n r ig h ts an d on b e � ing g iven reco g n itio n lit th� league o f w hich w� a re a p a r t, w h ere o u r v o te a n d re p re se n ta tio n a re eq u al." ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN? W ASHING TO N-Th� peace treaty is su re to go in to th e c am p aig n in th e b elief of S e n a to r H itch co ck , D em o� c ra t ic leader. "F ro m p resen t Ind ica tions, I ex p ec t th� tre a ty will be In tb s cam p aig n ," sak i H itch o ck today . H itchcock v iew s In jec tio n of the- p ac t in to th� com ing p o litica l t ig h t w ith com posure. T h e p o ss ib ility t h a t P re s id e n t W ilson m ig h t ta k e th e t r e a � ty o u t of po litics by w ith d raw in g IL from th� se n a te and p ig ionho iing i t is considered by se n a te D em o cra ts to ti� q u ite a s rem o te a s th a t H en a tu r Lodg� m ig h t s u r re n d e r on A rtic le T en . In d ica tio n s to d ay w ere th a t th e s e n � a te wifi not sp en d m u ch m ore tim� ou th e tre a ty . SAYS SHIPS BUILT BY U. S. NO GOOD FAHIM Of 82 sh ip s b u ilt fo r F ra n c * by lh� U nited Blate� d u rin g th� w ar, not o ne h a s been abl� to p u t to se a , becau se th ey w ere b u ilt of u n se a � soned, defec tiv e lum b er, M. B tgnon� u n d e r s e c re ta ry of stat�, told th o c h a m b e r of d e p u tie s co m m itte e o a m erc h an t m arin e y este rd ay . T h e sh ip s Big non said , included 49 schooner* an d co st F ra n c e $�*> v* *.*�!* a n d sold nu* sh ip s of an y k ind to F ran ce . MILLERAND AND CABINET STAND F A R IS - P re m ie r M ille ran d offer�*! j re s ig n a tio n of th� e n tire c ab in e t ta i Pau l Lie sc h an el, th e new p re sid en t, w hen he a ssu m e d otflc� y e ste rd a y , i t i w ae lea rn ed bu t la -sch an e l re fu sed to I accep t, re q u es tin g M ille rand and h ts i m in is te rs to re tu rn th e ir portfo lios. GEDDES MA Y BE E N V O Y TO U S. LONI* IN la i rd Reading. fo rm er i rn bu*.*4d or to th� U nited Stat�-, w h*� h as be* n m en t ioned a s a p robable a p � point�** fur to* p o st aga in , is not l iked !y to accep t it w a s lea rned in A m a r� in dip lom a c i rc le s lodav T h * I \ m er leans be lieved * u t te r S ir A ng� l i a n I Geddes, m in i s t e r o f reoonetruc- . Ii. - m in is te r o f educa tion , w ,;i bo nam ed , TEST SANITY OF GROVER BERGDOLL P H IL A D E L P H IA T a o ul.�ni*t*. t airted ii land Bel In a n cfi* thre� port

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