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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - February 29, 1920, Madison, Wisconsinv P > ? hour / - . J Ul" I 0111 R E S ID E N T W IIjS O N lets n o th ing in te r ru p t th e sh o w " w hich he doth h im self c o n triv e , en ac t, behold." H ard ly h ad L a n s in g flashed betw een th e goal p o sts in hie n e a t fa rew ell paralio la . th an C olby w as " to ssed dow n in to the field," a se c re ta ry w hose m ind, th e p re s id en t t ru s ts , w ill "w ill� ingly follow alow? w ith m in e ." O f " fo l� low" o ne is no t so su re , fo r th e re 's the idea th a t Th* bali no q u estio n m akes of ayes or noes, Hut r ig h t o r left as s t r ik e s the p lay er Roes. " W hy Colby," o u ts id e of th a t "follow m y leader" nothin'* D em ocra ts , an g ry b ecause C olby is a rep u b lican , a sk it. R epublicans, d isp leased becau se Colby is a " ra d ic a l", a sk it. " W hy C olby?'' And none seem s to a sk , "W hy not C olby?" T ak en a t p o p u la r v a lu a tio n Colby seem s "a s r ig h t a s a go lden g u in ea ." A s a m a tte r of d o m es tic po litics h e 's a p ro gressive a t least. T he ch arg e of in consistency , loused on h is h av ing fo l� lowed Roost1 v r It from th e rep u b lican to th e hull m oose cam p, an d w hen "T eddy" s tru c k h is ten ts , h av in g jo in � ed th e W ilson crow d , Is su s ta in ed in th e m inds o f co n v en tio n a l p o litic ian s to whom p a rty re g u la r ity conies before th e T en C o m m an d m en ts. B ut In te rm s of p la tfo rm s and p o l i c i e s C olby w as co n sis ten t, follow ing th e lib e ra l p r in � c ip les he had esp o u sed w h ere th ey loti h im , a s th is o r th a t p a r ty p icked them from the d iscard a n d held them h igh . T he ap p o in tm en t o f C olby m ay h ave been a sh rew d a p p ea l fo r th e bull m oose vote. J*usslbly th e p re s id en t fe lt th a t by ap p o in tin g Colby, a re p u b li� can , he m ig h t e sc ap e th e c h a rg e of h a v in g ousted l a n s in g only because tho la t te r w as a re p u b lica n . A nyw ay, I t w as good m a ss po litics , and on i ts d om estic side is sa fe enough . B ut C ol� by on an a ll-w o rld job , aa P o ta sh say s, "th a t is so m eth in g d iffe re n t ag a in ." To hav e p layed in a V en etian g o ndo la a n d seen th e fa ir a p N izh n i N ovgorod is h a rd ly enough. In th is g am e b a c k � g ro u n d is e s se n tia l to v ision . T he p u b � lic is in te re s te d in w h a t C otby know s ab o u t in te rn a tio n a l co n d itio n s an d a f � fa irs , u n less in d eed ! we accep t th e a b � su rd th eo ry o f th e a n t i -W ilson ir rec o n - c itab les th a t e v e ry W ilson se c re ta ry 's job begins and e n d s w ith "A m en !" . . . G rove, a d e p u ty of th e d e p a r tm e n t of Jus lice d iv is io n a ssig n ed to p ro h i� b ition en fo rcem en t, en te red a p r iv a te a r in Iron C ounty , aelsed sev e ra l re hi o f wine, an d a r re s te d the ow ner. M cD onough, c o u n ty a tto rn ey , took th e w ine from G ro v e on th e g ro u n d th a t the l a t te r had ac ted w ith o u t a w a rran t, a n d th u s lacked a u th o r ity . M ajor D airy� ,pie. G ro v e s chief, J headed an a rm e d e x p ed itio n o f d e p u - , t ie s from C h icag o in to Iron co u n ty , to * retake the w ine an d a r re s t the c o u n ty off! a la la ^ H atch , U. S. com m issioner, re fu sed to issu e a w a r ra n t fo r th e a r re s t of th e coun ty officials. M cD onough tu rn e d th e w ine o ver to I D alrym ple, w ho em p tied i t in to th e g u t te r u n d e r th e te ll ta le eye of a m o v � ing p ic tu re cam era . W ash ing ton took & h a n d by issu in g a g en era l in te rp re tiv e o rd e r to th e e f � fe c t th a t fed era l officers m a y n o t e n � te r p r iv a te re s id en c es fo r th e p u rp o se of "se a rc h and se izu re " w ith o u t w a r � ra n ts , ex cep tin g w h ere th ey h a v e seen orim e com m itted w ith th e ir ow n e y e s T he U n ited S ta te s d is t r ic t a tto rn ey , a t G ran d R apids, w ired M cD onough to hold th e w ine su b je c t to h is o rder, b u t I t had a lre ad y been d estroyed . T in s official c ite s th e la w to show th a t n e ith e r D a lry m p le no r an y o th e r d e p a rtm e n t of ju s t ic e official c an le � g a lly c a rry a rm s o r m ak e an a r re s t ; only U n ited H iatus m a rs h a ls and th e ir dep u ties can db th is . A s a m a t te r of law, he sa y s , D alry m p le an d h is posse jou ld h a v e been a r re s te d fo r c a rry in g concealed w eapons. mewisco Ie Journal VOL. 134, NO. 150. 81�t Year. MADISON, WIS., SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 29 ,1920 . TWENTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WILSON SIGNS RAILROAD BILL ALLIES M A Y u s . t o WAAMH6 ON PUT ARMIES - e x p o r t s # r t | c l e T B | Industries D raw ing M anpow er from Farm s, He INTO TURKEY Extensive Occupation Possible As Primiers Decide On "Concerted Action," Fol� lowing Fresh Massacres D eclares; M ay H ave to Im port Food in Five Y ears; W ould M ean H uge Navy L B Y E D L . K E E N O N D O N -Allied m ilita ry o c c u p a � tion of A sia tic T u rk ey on an e x � ten siv e sca le is seen a s a p o s � sib ility here. Fo llow ing an n o u n cem en t by th e council of p rem iere la te S a tu rd ay , th a t th e council h a s decided on "co n certed ac tio n " by th e a llie s in con n ec tio n J w ith th e m assa c re of A rm en ian s and j o th e r fo re ig n e rs by th e T u rk s , m any j o b se rv e rs held th e view th a t a llied I fo rces m ay be se n t in to th e d is tu rb ed a rea s . T h is opinion w as s tre n g th e n ed by ( "IH IC A O O H e rb e r t H oover H a tu r- . d ay n ig h t w arn ed th a t if th e U nited S ta te s c o n tin u e s to d e � velop Its cg$x r t of in d u s tr ia l com m o� d itie s a t th e p re se n t ra te wre sha ll be faced, w ith in five y ea rs , w ith th e n e c � e ssity of im p o rtin g food stu ffs. D ependence up o n o v e rsea s su p p lies of food th en w ould lead to th e q u e s � tion of dom H ating th e seas, he d e � c lared In a ip eech before th e W e s te rn S ociety o f E n g in eers . T hen, he sa id . "u n less th e I eag u e of N a tio n s serv es th e ideal, w ? will need to b u rd en o u r � selves w ith m ore ta x a tio n to m a in ta in g re a t m ilita ry and nav al fo rces." F A R M S D E P L E T E D H oover ex p la in ed th a t A m erican In � d u s tr ie s a re d raw in g w orker* from the fa rm s because of m ore fav o rab le h o u rs if th is th e official a n n o u n cem en t th a t m ili� ta ry e x p erts a tte n d e d the session a t r-on,. zzi rss in d is tr ib u tio n of food supp lies . T h is is p a r tic u la r ly th e case in th e re ta il case. T h o num ber* en g aged in di�- t r ih u tio n hav>* in creased rap id ly d u r � ing w a r in fla tion and npecu lation . In such p e rio d s m uch profit is e a rn ed by th o sim plo p ro cess of m ark in g up th e p rice o f goods on th e sh e lf to tile -cost of rep lacem en ts ," H o o v er d*>eb.red in fa v o r o f c o -o p � e ra tiv e m a rk e tin g and sa id th a t, a s it "does n o t reduce in it ia tiv e o r c o m p e ti� tio n ," I h ava n e v e r seen th o bogy of soc ia lism in it." Ho u rged an e x h a u s � tiv e an d p r i c tu a l in v es tig .itio n of o u r g re a t b o a rd s of trad e , w ith a v iew to "ex ten d in g th e ir leg itim a te function* o r p re v en tin g th e ir ab u se m ay In fo rm ed se n a to r sa id S a tu rd a y n ig h t. S e n a to rs B orah a n d H itch co ck a re w o rk in g to g e th e r on som e p lan w hich they declined to d ivu lge . H orah w ill see S e n a to r L odge to d ay . T h is c o n � ference. tak en w ith o th e rs , n iuy re su lt in q u ick d isp o sitio n of th e tre a ty . An a g reem en t w as reach ed la te I S a tu rd a y th a t th e s e n a te w ill vo te u t 2 p. rn. M onday on th e re se rv a tio n on d o m estic q u estio n s . A doption of tho o r ig in a l L odge re se rv a tio n is c o n s id � e red likely. B orah an d H itch co ck lau g h ed w h en q u estio n ed a b o u t th e c h a rg e m ad e In th e se n a te deb ato S a tu rd a y by S e n a to r 'Kellogg. M inneso ta, th a t th ey huvo fo rm ed un a llian ce . K ellogg sa id T h e W este rn S ociety o f E n g in e e rs H itch co ck w a n ted to b ea t th e t re a ty m ade oover'.i v isit th e o p p o rtu n ity fo r "w ith th e he lp of th e 'tep u b llo an vote h is p re se n ta tio n w ith th e ' W ish in g - | if "w lth th e S o c r a t i c ton AvWird," sn h o n o r co n ferred by I e n g in e erin g so c ie ties upon th e engi vote n e e r m ak in g th e m ost n o tab le tr ib u tio n to public w elfare . MADISON FACES C O M M I S S I O N TO TEACHER EXODUS BOSS COAL EXPORT M A N Y H E R E O F F E R E D 50 P E R C E N T A D V A N C E S I N W I L D S C R A M B L E O F B O A R D S D&lrymple belongs to th e claus of pub lic officials who a re troub led w ith the " foot and m o u th d iscase ." W h en � e v er b e opens h is m o u th he p u ts h is fo o t in IL w hich m e a n s th a t u su a lly D alrym ple h a s a m o u th fu ll of foot. I f the above in te rp re ta tio n of th e law is ourrect, D a lry m p le ha* d one p ro � h ib ition en fo rcem en t no end of dam age. In "m ak ing a m o n k ey o u t of h im " th e Iron C ounty crow d ha* m ade a h a rd Job fo r o th e r official*. A qu iet, c a re � ful m an could h av e h an d led tile s i t u a � tion c rea te d by G ro v e's o v e r-zea io u s co nduct w ith o u t c re a tin g a n a tio n a l scan d al in w hich th e d e p a rtm e n t of Justice becam e th e lau g h in g sto ck of the nation . Now D alrym ple is h a v in g an In v e s ti� ga tio n m ade. It w ould seem th a t h is in v es tig a tio n shou ld h av e p receded h is ra id In o rd e r th a t h is p ro ced u re m ig h t h av e confo rm ed to th e law . H e say s if W ash in g to n does not su s ta in him he will re sign . H e is in W a sh in g � ton for the p u rp o se of "figh ting I t o u t." * He boid* th e lo n g -d is tan c e g ab record fo r th e m iddle w est, b u t if h e expect* to o u t-u L k A tto rn ey G enera l P a lm e r he is an o p tim ist. l i t By g en era l re p u ta tio n Iron C o u n ty 's k "law and o rd e r" is of th e s a tu ra te d ? type. D alrym ple '* h u m ilia tio n is by no m ean s the v in d ic a tio n of th a t sa in tly "w orecinct. D esp ite th e loss o f se v e ra l I k ere Is of th a t w hich s tln g e th , it Is bable th a t th e th ir s ty populace s till both cup an d lip, n o tw ith s ta n d in g occasional slip be tw een . Indeed, it h t h ave been o f to d ay in th a t Jn- SOVIET ENVOY GOES TO LONDON T he M adison tioard of ed u ca tio n is fac in g a mg exodus of teacher* , o f fe rs of a* h igh its 50 p e rcen t above th e ir p re sen t sa la r ie s h av e b ie n rece ived by m any tea ch e rs a* a re su lt of the wild b idd ing of o th e r h o a rd s in th e s ta te for j te a ch e rs nex t year. A ccep tan ces by j m ost M adison te a c h e rs of th e big w age j offers from o th e r to w n s u n less a h igh - . . . . . . scale is voted by th** M adison boardL O N D O N - M K rasm n . co m m issa ry | 3 of trad e an d In d u s try l a th e ItUMiiun! 'y soviet g o v ern m en t, a o x im p im ed by I T he su m m ary of th e te a c h e r s i tu s - M N a* Rein, a m em b er of -che d e p a r t- I l io n in Mad! mo ll wa* m ade by Ii. A. m ea t o f com m erce, Is on h is w ay to ! W alker, p resid i n t of th e M adison fed- London to s u m neg o tia tio n * fo r re - e ra tio n of teach ers , w hich h a s a m em � b e rsh ip of m o re th a n 135. S I T U A T I O N P E C U L I A R "T he s itu a tio n in M adison is p e � cu lia r," Mr. W alk er ex p la ined . " M ad � ison h as had Its pick of leach e rs , b e � cause in the p a s t M ilw aukee h a s been the only c ity w ith a h ig h er w age sca le and te a c h e rs on the whole h ave p re � fe rred to w ork in M adison b ecause it im a u n iv e rs ity am i c ap ita l c ity . T h a t fact, how ever, m ake* M adison th e fo � c i* IKWgh of th e cumjMstltlon fo r te a c h � ers. VMen a board w cui's a leach e r, it w rite* to M adison. "T h e sc a rc ity of te a c h e rs h su m p tio n o f tile tra d e b e tw een G rea t B rita in and R u ss ia , i t w as le a rn e d here. SERGEANT YORK HAS INFLUENZA R E G U L A T I O N O F F U E L S H I P - M E N T E T A K E N F R O M S H O U L � D E R S O F H I N E S lf he c a n 't W A R N A G A I N S T L E A G U E S e n a to rs B ran d ag ee , Heed, T h o m as ( a n d S h ields re fe rre d to th e A d ria tic (c o n tro v e rsy a s show ing w hat th ey sa id th e U nited S ta te s w ould tie in � volved in if it Joined th e league. T h o m as sa id A m erican m em b ersh ip ( in th e league w ould b rin g upon th is (c o u n try th e e n m ity o f ev ery E u ro p ea n j n a tio n th e U n ited B late* opposed in a I c o n tro v e rsy before th e league. MAIDS ON STRIKE; W A N T CIGARETS OIL LEASE BILL HELD H. C. L. FOE S H O U L D B Z . V I T A L F A C T O R . I N D E C R E A S I N G C O S T S , D E C L A R E S R E T I R I N G S E C R E T A R Y W A SH IN G T O N - By a n executive o rd er, e ffec tive a t 1 2 : 0 1 a. rn. M arch UK KR KRA, I ta ly - M em bers o f th e m aid servants* un ion here s t ru c k 8 a t- 1, P re s id e n t W ilson h a s v ested in fo u r J u n la y . T h e ir d e m a n d s Inc lude ; co m m issio n ers th e a u th o r i ty now pos- A v a ca tio n of 15 d a y s each y e a r a t sensed by Hail D irec to r H ines, re la - (doub le p ay "mo we m ay h av e m oney to liv e to ex p o rt o f coal from th e U nited spend un o u r v a ca tio n s a t tho e e a - Mtntesi I sh 1' An a llo w an ce o f tw o c ig a re tte* each N A SH V IL L E , T en n .-T h e influenza proved s tro n g e r th a n th e G erm an s to S erg t. A lvin C. Y ork, who is confined to h is bed a t P a ll M ail. T enn . M rs. York a lso is ill w ith flu. .P h y sic ians sak i th e w rg e a n t would be com pelled to call off h is lec tu re to u r j m itmd in rn 'tM c h e r p a n ic " " T h e so.'ne u n til th e sp rin g m o n th s a t l*'*Mi H i* ^ one ()f w jjtj b idd ing in an open m ar- conditiun is not considered serio u s. kt-t w ith M adison in d a n g e r of being se rg e a n t A ork re tu rn e d n ,fn *,,H ! closed o u t u n less it p u ts up m ore m a r- to u r in M a ssa c h u se tts w hen he w as be- ,n iieved he w as su ffe rin g from a p p en d !- ' .r , t jg T he q u estio n of in creased sa la r ie s _________________ is now before th e te a c h e r co m m ittee BOY SENTENCED I of tile school b o a rd ; a report p robab ly j Bh ip m e n t Gf coal from one p o rt to a n - I will no t be m ad e a t the m ee tin g nex t 'T u e s d a y , C . IL T enney , p re s id en t of ** ' B ta t s. T he o rd er, m ade pu b lic la te S a tu r � day, a lso rev iv es un o rd e r of th e U n ited B ta tes fuel a d m in is tra tio n of N ov. 6 , 1917, re la tiv e to t id e w a te r tra n s -sh ip m e n t of coal a t H am p to n Road*. B altim ore , P h ila d e lp h ia a n a N ew York, an d u tiliz in g th e t id e w a te r coal e x ch an g e of H am p to n R oads as "com m on ag ency to fa c ili ta te t r a n s � sh ip m en t and to red u ce d e lay s in the use of coal c a rs an d c o a l-c a r ry in g v e s � sels." T h is o rd e r w as su sp en d ed Feb . 12, 1919. T he fo u r co m m issio n e rs a re J . NY. How e, a t p re sen t c o m m issio n e r of th e t id e w a te r coal e x ch an g e ; R em b ran d t P ea le of th e coal co m m issio n ; F . M. W h itta k e r and J. K F ish e r. T h e ir a u � th o rity , by the term * of th e o rd er, Will rem a in in force u n til m id n ig h t, A p ril! 3 0 BALT L A K E CITY M rs. Knte.le V. T h e p o w ers d e le g a te d to th em wilt .C o llie r n o m in a ted S a tu rd a y by 1'resi- en ab le th em to go v ern Ju s t how m u ch ****** W ilson os c u s to m s co llecto r a t eti S a lt L ake C ity , to succeed T. r . T hom as, re sig n ed , is p ro m in en t in s ta te D em ocra tic c irc le s an d had m uch to do w ith w ar wxirk in U tah . D u ring the w ar she w as a m em ber jo f the s ta te council o f de fen se . C ustom s l is tr te t No, 4k, w here M rs, C ollier will day . THINK " LAUGHING B A N D IT " CAUGHT BT. P A U L L ouis II. R oss, c la im ed by th e police a* b e ing th e "lau g h in g bandit,** w an ted in P it ts b u rg on fo u r c h a rg e s of rob b ery , w as a r re s te d here B a tu rd a y n ig h t, w hen hi* a tte m p te d to g a in e n tra n c e to the m en 's fu rn ish in g s to re o f J. C. U ailley. WOMAN NAMED CUSTOMS BOSS A BH IN G TO N - P re s id e n t WIN son last n ig h t signed the K erb - C u m m in s ra ilro ad bill, p rov ide lng fo r reg u la tio n of th e lines afteg th e ir re tu rn to th e ir ow n ers M arch L T he m easu re sen d s th e lines bn cif to p riv a te o w n ersh ip M onday, It a s - I sure* th e roads a g u a ra n te e d financ ia l re tu rn o f five an d a h a lf p e rcen t an d , to ts up tr ib u n a ls f.ir a d ju s tm e n t ofl : w age and o th e r d isp u tes . T h e law a s signed is a eom prom isd betw een th e Ksch bill, p assed by th* 1 house, and the C u m m in s bill, p a ssed ' by th e sen a te . W ilson signed th e a c t a f te r he h a d ca re fu lly In v estig a ted i ts p rov isions. and ob ta in ed th e e x p e rt opinions of A tto rn ey G eneral P a lm e r and R ail IH- | re c to r H ines a s to its c o n s titu tio n a lity and w orkm ansh ip . In sig n in g th e m easu re , thq P re s I - d en t re jec ted th e re q u e s t o f ra ilro ad un ion m en th a t he v e to it because o f i ts c lau se s d ea lin g w ith labor, T o th o m en th e p re s id en t ad d ressed a le t te r d ec la rin g he "could no t sh a re th e ir a p � p reh en sio n s" over th e lab o r prov ision* a n d u rg in g them to proceed w ith th e ir dem an d s fo r b e tte r w ages and w o rk � ing co n d itio n s in acco rd an ce w ith th� new law. W ilson proposed to th e m en tha t th ey a t one* a p p o in t re p re se n ta tiv e s to m eet w ith ra ilro ad execu tives, th u s se ttin g up a b l-p a r t is a n board to d is � cus* w age prob lem s, a s provided In sec tion 301 of th e E a c h -C um m ins b ill. B O A R D I S U R G E D "In acco rdance w ith th# a s su ra n c e I g av e you la s t A u g u s t and re p e a te d in su b s tan ce in m y le t te r o f th e I atli in s tan t, I shall a t once re q u es t th e c a r � r ie rs and em p lo y ers to jo in In th in a r tio n ,'* th e p re s id e n t wrote., p o in tin g o u t th a t th e ra ilro ad m en had s u g � g ested such a b o a rd to h im tw o w e e k s ago. "I believe th a t such a s te p w ill g a f a r to w ard c la rify in g and m a tu rin g th e su b je c t i w ages) fo r final disposition.** W ilson w rote. " In fa c t, th e so r t o f q b oard th u s co n tem p la ted by eec tlo tj 301 a p p e a rs to be an a p p ro p ria te s u b � s t i tu te fo r th e co m m ittee of e x p e r ts w hich I have h ith e r to su ggested an d indeed such a board w ill be a u th o rize d to go m uch fu r th e r th a n augh a co m � m itte e could h ave gone.'* T h e t r ip a r t i te w age board , s e t up lit th e bill a s th e final voice in w age m a t � ters . w ill com e in to ez is ten c e soon. W ilson po in ted ou t. T h e c rea tio n o f th is board , m ad e up of re p re se n ta tiv e s of th e m en. the p u b � lic and th e m a n a g e rs w a s one o f th e th in g s th e m en o b jec ted to. U n d er th e bill, the w age c o n tro v e rsy m u st be r e � fe rred to th is board , in cn^> the b l- p a rt I sun bourd c a n n o t re a c h an a g re e � m ent. W ilson Ind icated th a t he expects th is p rocedure to he follow ed d esp ite th e union m en 's ob jec tio n s , fo r he w ro te a "W hile it is t ru e th a t th e p rov isions of section 307 o f th e ra ilro ad bill, r e � la tin g to th e la b o r b o ard p robab ly w ill com e In to o p e ra tio n a s to th is w age m a tte r , n e v e rth e le ss thai h i -p a r t is a h b o ard can m ake a g re a t deal of p ro � g re ss w hich w ill m a te ria lly d im in ish th e tim e to be co nsum ed by th e lab o r coal sh a ll be e x p o rted from th e Uriiti B ta te s in fo reign bo ttom s. T h e r e - in s ta te m e n t of th e fuel ad m in is tra tio n o rd e r w ill em p o w er t h *1 co m m issio n e rs to c o n tro l th e use of c o as tw ise v esse ls a n d of coal c a rs ft ro T I Cl H T Y C A R S I lh * 1 board , sa id a t a m ee ting of til.M M M I w^# Uurliwrin VV . i **ir *. r Vntt rinrhv . ii h i. trillM adison W o rk ers N o n -p a r tis a n league * i th a t a w age in c re ase of a p p ro x im ate ly M lL W A l KEB--A lfred M o hrhausen , 3 3 p*�r cen t w ould bi' g ran ted . 19. fo rm er a s s is ta n t c ash ie r of th e K ii - I . In u rn s ta te bank , S a tu rd ay w as se n - ! P R E F E R TO R E M A I N j tenced to e ig h t y ear* In th e s ta te re - "N o bonus o r g en era l in c re a se in j fo rm ato ry on c h a rg e s of em b ezzling sa la ry h as been g ra n te d M adison 1 95,000. T es tim o n y wa* th a t th e to ta l te a ch e rs th in year. a s p ra c tic a lly all ESSENCE' NABBED BY U. S. AGENTS ha vi U ta M .hat d Si coni) 1 vade. is be a PJM) 1 ievrni hi 11 ed to states of to be th e ch a po- (T u rn to p age 4, colum n 2) defic its w ere $27,000. BOOZE PROFITEER CHARGES MADE M IL W A U K E E --C h a rg es th a t m an y M ilw aukee d ru g g is ts a re p ro fiteerin g in w hisky disj>ensed fo r m ed ical p u r � poses w e r e m ad e here to d ay by fed era l officials. T h ey d e c la re th a t th e w h o le � sale p rice o f w h isk y ra n g es from $ 2 to 93 KO a gallon a n d th a t rev en u e ta x e s b rin g it up to I*. T hey fu r th e r a llege d ru g g is ts a re se lling w hisky fo r | 2 an d |3 a pin t. th e b o ard s in o th e r c itie s of the s ta te and country 1 h av e done; th a t fa c t is a so re spot w ith the M adison teach in g I co rp s," Mr. W alk er e xp lained. " We a re c o -o p e ra tin g w ith th e school b oard ," M r, W alk er con tinued , " in fix � ing a Ju s t w age sca le ; m ost of th e te a ch e rs In th e F ed e ra tio n p re fe r to rem ain in M adison; none of them will leave w hile th e re is an y hop* o f oh tab lin g a s a la ry from th e M adison board a p p ro x im a te ly eq u alin g w hat th ey receive from som e o th e r c ity . "W e a rc now sen d in g out qu estio n - ta in in g a sa la ry from th e M adison th e s ta te seek in g w h a t th e ir w age sca les a re '* CH IC A G O T w o c a r lo a d s o f m ed i� c in es alleged to co n ta in 55 iw rcen t a l � cohol w as seized h e re B a tu rd a y by U n ited S ta te s D is tr ic t A tto rn ey C h a rle s d y n e . T he seized p a ek a g es w ere l a � belled "H ein Kong E ssen ce ,'* acco rd in g to fed era l a u th o rit ie s . T h e sh ip m en t w as from D etro it. POSSES SEEKING GANG OF BANDITS T U C SO N , Ariz Arm ed pos>> - Sa u rd ay n ig h t com bed th e co u n try s u r � ro u n d in g he re fo r M exican b a n d its who F rid a y n igh t crossed th e A rizona line, looted th e postoffice a t R uby and m ur d reed th e a s s is ta n t p o s tm as te r . 7,000 EMPLOYES SHARE PROFITS DAYTON All em p lo y es o f th e N a � tio n a l C ash R e g is te r com pany , iium - tie ring ap p ro x im a te ly 7.000, w ill p a r � t ic ip a te in a profit, sh a r in g p lan th is y ea r, it w as an n o u n ced by jd an t o f � ficials here. Six p e rcen t on the in v es tm en t will lie ded u cted and th e baJunce o f the p ro fits w ill be sp lit on a 50-50 b asis b e tw een co m p an y and em ployes, T he em p loyes' h a lf will be div ided in to tw o eq u al p a r ts , o ne go ing to th e e x e c u � t iv e s and fo rem en and th e o th e r to o rd in a ry w o rk ers . T o p a r tic ip a te In th e ea rn in g s , an em ploye m u st h av e a t lea s t six m o n th s the p lan t to h is c red it.1: By F r a n k l i n K n i g h t L a n e R e t i r i n g S e c r e t a r y of t h e I n t e r io r W A SH IN G TO N - T h e g en era l lea s in g bill Ju s t app ro v ed by P re s id e n t W ilson sh o u ld b e a v ita l fa c to r in d e c re a s in g liv ing co s ts th ro u g h o u t the. U n ited B ta te s . th ro u g h i ts in fluence or. th e p rices of b asic n e � cessities, coal, oil. g a s an d p h o sp h a te s fo r fe rti l is e r . P ro d u c tio n o f th e se ra w m a te r ia ls w ill bo v a s tly in c re ased a s a re s u l t of th e th ro w in g open of m illions of a c re s o f public la n d s m ad e possib le by th e law . t in d e r th e law , a n y c ltlse n o f th e U n ited BtsteM, o r o f a n y c o u n try w hich ex te n d s re c ip ro c ity to th e U n ited B ta tes , m ay p ro sp e c t on la n d s d e s � c rib ed in th e law an d , on d iscovery , g e t a lease w h ich w ill e n tit le h im to rem ove from th ese lan d s m in era l w ealth Hwy now co n ta in In re tu rn fo r a ro y a lty pa id to th e U n ited H tates. T h is ro y a lty , ra n g in g In r a te from five p e r c e n t u jiw ard . is ex p ec ted to yield lietw cen $9,000,000 a n d $10,000,000 a y e a r to th 5 g o v e rn m en t. U n d e r th e law . m in e ra l lan d s th ro w n open to p ro sp ec to r* in clude 6.000.000 a c re s o f possib le oil lends, 40,000.000 acre* of coal lan d s and 2 ,0 0 , 0 0 0 a c re s of p h o sp h a te lan d s . A I D T O C O N S U M E R F a rm e rs an d co n su m ers th u s a re d i � rec tly In te re s ted in th e law . P h o s � p h a te now is se llin g a t u n h e a rd of p rices, w hich m ak e s an u n u su a l b u r � den fo r th** fa rm e r to c a rry . H e m u st juiss th is b u rd en a lo n g to th e c o n su m er in fixing p rices fo r h is p ro d u c ts . 'I he d em an d fo r oil fo r m o n th s ha* exceeded p ro d u c tio n . T h is ha* in � c reased th e p rice in an u n u su a l d e � gree. G aso line a lso h a s g one up in f r ie s , I ta rtly a s a re su lt of th e In � c reased prleo o f oil. An In c rease in oil p ro d u c tio n th e re fo re should ten d ta reduce th e p r i m not only of ii itse lf, h u t of gaHidine^ w hich will red u ce d e � livery arni J* ..oking co sts and in tu rn h ave a gadp r ti ten d en cy to red u ce liv - / j to devetirpm t i t an d use ] of th e v a s t hi ens of coal w ill a ffect ) p a r tic u la r ly I ha t p a r t of th e U n ited B ta tes w est i f th e M ississipp i by p ro - | v ld tng a su p p ly of fuel fo r local and dom estic n e rd s and by a ffo rd in g a n I o p p o rtu n ity fo r m a n u fa c tu r in g , in c lu d � ing develojnn* u t of Iron an d s tee l r e � sources. R A D I C A L D E P A R T U R E T h e a c t is a rad ica l d e jia rtu re from th e old m in in g law s, in th a t i t re - ta in s th e t itle to th** lan d s an d dcjx>s- j i th to th e U n ited B tates, b u t g iv es th e j develojMT* un o p p o rtu n ity to w ork j w ith o u t th e la rg e tn ltts l In v estm en t j n ecessa ry to bu y th e lan d s o r d ep o sits , I Ming fo r th em on a ro y a lty b a s is it* J pro.!ti .UTH. w hile a t th e sa m e W ARM INGTON rn m em lim e th e g o v e rn m e n t re ta in s su ch a j of se n a te fo reig n re la tio n * m easu re of �-intro! us will ten d to p re - I co m m ittee h a v e v irtu a lly decided th ey v en t w aste , im p ro p e r m in in g a n d w ith - {will re jjo rt th e n o m in a tio n of R aJn - , ho ld ing th e re so u rc e s from us. . . . - - CHICAGO MILK PRICE TUMBLES C H IC A G O M ilk p rices w ill d ro p I c e n t a q u a r t h e re M onday, d a iry m en an n o u n ced B a tu rd a y n ig h t. T h e p rice now is 15 c e n ts . A f u r th e r d ro p Is a n tic ip a te d In A pril, th ey s ta te d . T he ell no (n a tio n o f fo re ig n tra d e in canned m ilk b ecau se o f th e sh a rp b reak in th e fo re ig n m oney ex ch an g e w as g iv en a s th e reaso n . (T u rn to j�ag� 7, co lum n I) QUICK SENTENCE FOR HOLDUP MEN M IL W A U K E E - T w o C hicago g u n � m en B a tu rd ay w e re sen ten ced to 2S y e a rs each In s ta te p rison , w ith in VO h o u rs a f te r th ey h ad jie rp e tra te d s e v � e ra l holdups. T h ey g ave th e ir nam*** a s W a lte r M cD aniels, 55 D earb o rn s tre e t, C h i� cago, a ho tel cook, a n d A rth u r NeaL 25, la te of C hic ago an d fo rm erly o f D e tro it. M cD aniels sa id he h a d never engaged in c rim e before. T w o boy b an d its , E ugene A rnold. 14, an d S tev en T u sk a . 17, a d m itte d five h o ld -u p s a t th e p o in t of p is to ls . A rnold w as se n ten ced to th e re fo rm school fo r .seven y e a rs *nd T u sk a t a 17 y ea rs a t th *1 s ta te re fo rm a to ry , REPORT COLBY SANS COMMENT? brid g e Colby to he sen a te w ith o u t e ith e r fav o rab le o r a d v erse re co m � m en d a tio n . th ey sa id B a tu rday n ig h t. T h e sam e c o u rs e co n tem p la ted on th e n o m in a tio n of C harles IL C rane to Im* m in is te r to C h ina, i t w as staged by co m m ittee m em bers. W I S C O N S I N : F a ir and c o n t in u e d cold S u n d a y ; M o n d a y fa ir and w a r m e r .

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