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Marshall, Texas, Tuesday, March 9,1920.
Number 154
PRESIDENT REPEATS VIEWS ON LEAGUE
‘VONHINDENBERG
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Unions and Executives
WILL TOLERATE NO
DANIELS WOULD
Directed To Nominate
HE SAYS IN LETTER
URGES LEGISLATION PROVIDING
CONSERVATIVE AND P AN-
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By The Assciated Press,
Washington, Mach 8.—How to ob-
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investigators of many groves of sugar
ate car, known as the Elesmere.
in North
is probably larger than any
CHARGED WITH
.TRIAL OF ROAD
tried today.
to organized labor.
The letter from President Wilson
nisgal can do any moah. I'd love to did not leach Senators until late in
see him.
at military headquarters here today.
i urged as an economic measure.
various parts of the state.
of the British
“The
form of tram lines on these parts of nice people there just as there are in
•j
the road.
Juarez."
GOVERNOR ALLEN
BRANDED ENEMY
qualification he would or would not
( accept. Mr. Wilson wrote in a letter
Columbia
fur trade
000,000 and in 1919 was at least $3,-
000,000," declared Dr. A. R. Baker.
Marshall and Harleton and Marshall
and Elysian Fields will be taken up.
It is likely that an attempt will be
made to secure the operation of some
ownrrs, being unaware of the value of
tie trees from the maple-sugar stand-
of regulating and taxing the value of
the industry in British Columbia.
"It has been ascertained that the
value of the fur from animals taken
Conservative Press Give Endorsement
* —Movement is Condemned by Or-
gan of Majority Socialists. Which
. Saya His Election Would End All
Chances for Revision of Treaty.
SAYS TIAJUANA
WILDEST TOWN IN
maple
wric-
MAPLE SUGAR
MAY BE SECURED
AT SMALL COST
Chicago. March 8.—Delegates and
grand lodge heads, representing near-
ly 400,000 Maintenance of Way Work-
err from all parts of the country, to-
day failed to reach a decision as to
whethet they will call a strike. They
BOY DIES FRO M
EFFECTS O F A N
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
t * ty movement for revision of the treaty
4 of Versailles which is gaining momen-
tum again abroad.
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„re-set the case.
Judge Beard has an attack of
fluenza but is not seriously ill.
FUR PRICES ARE
INCREASING BY
RAPID STRIDES
MEMBER
OF THE
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
Four More Republican Reservations Adopted;
Some Democrats Profess to See Ray of
Hope in Executive’s Letter.
1 By The Aeociated Press.
London, March 8. — The Bolsheviki
By The Associated Press.
El Paso. Tex.. March 6. - The "wild-
FOR 200,000 MEN FOR
RESERVE.
ANNOL NCEMENT FEATURED IN By The Associated Presn.
Washington, Mar. 8.—The
• Ursher and Wolf To
Be Court Martialed
Erancisco Bay of Large Naval Dock- Democratic Senators today his opposition to any peace treaty
ing and Repairing Facilities. I reservations which would weaken the full force of Article 10 or
By The Aswciated Press.
Washington, March 8. — President Wilson repeated for
LIBERAL PAPERS
REMAIN SILENT
Bailey Committee
To Hold Meeting
otherwise materially impair the provisions of the League coven-
ant. while the Senate readopted four more of the Republican
LARGE NAVY
IS NECESSARY
a title could not be given until a de-
• cision in the court was reached.
Possibley 90 per cent of the manu-
factoring interests of Marshall are lo-
cated on the M. & E. T. sidings, which
are now being operated hv the T. A P.
Reported Clash In
Turkish City Denied
TO LABOR CAUSE' WIFE ROBBERY
__ NEGRO IS FREED
The receivers and directors of the "1 have heard of reservationists and
I mild-reservationists," the letter ad-
Texas Man Forced ivon her fifty dollahs in. the las.
two months an if any hard work in
To Serve Sentence
Saturday from the effects of an ac-
cidental shot rec rived while hunting.
It will be necessary to letter received by Governor Me Kelvie
from Inteinal Revenue Conmissioner
a reouest from the Governor not to
permit the entrance of such permits in
Nebraska which is “bone-dry” by state
law.
those who engage in it systematically,
as the demand for both sirup and sug-
ar is far beyond the supply.
Miscovery was made by government
which in tu n can be concentrated into was “absolutely necessary."
tv o t« ten pounds of sugar. ----------
SEEKS OFFICE OF
THE PRESIDENCY
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nn r . servations he had heard suggested
RE HHRE TODAYi"were, in effect, virtual nullifications
-ILIUEa I •vh I of the treaty articles to which they
______ applied.”
situated adjacent to a little Gomorroh, ByTheAsmoeiatedPres-
it would pay take a look at Tiajuana,"
Mr. Wild said. “Tiajuana has a gam-
bling hall ten times st Urge as any in
Juarez, The sports from all over Cali-
fornia come down there to drink and
gamble. Of course there are lots of
ADDINI A I g Will I to Senator Hitchcock, the administra-
Ur 1 IUIAL) W ILL tion leader, that almost all of the re-
sixteen railroad unions and
I he Association of Railway
Executives were directed to-
night by the Interstate Com-
merce Commission to make
nominations for labor and cap-
ital respectively to the bi-
party board created by the
Transportation Act which will
attempt settlement of disputes
without strikes.
Each side, will name not less
than six men to be submitted
to Wilson who will choose the
board of nine divided equally
between the public, the work-
ers and the corporations.
WHOLE COUNTRY ate expected shortly to enter Bessar-!
______ abia, according to Reval advices trans.
weather" lead Department of Agri- . —
culture experts to make the statement ByTheAnociatedPreea. ,
[that many thousands of American Washington, March ^—Immediate reservations, and negotiations for a compromise on the Arti.
( farmers throughout ayegtoncompn.-; and expensive enlargement of navalcle 10 problem were pressed forward apparently unaffected by
: ng more than a score of states, in the docking and basing facilities on the p Lia , j .. ' au«unwu uy
eastern and northeastern part of the Pacific. and legislation to provide al the rresident s declaration.
now to be found in New England. The
fatal wound. He is said to have died
within two hours after the accident.
Without saying specifically what
Naval Secretary Recommends That
$10,000,000 Be Made Available at
Once For the Construction On San
Carolina, one of
pan-German newspaper, which were
unanimous in designating him as non-
political and non-partisan aspirant.
Oran Davidson, 14-year old son of
D. W. Davidson of Ashland, died
Berlin, March 8. The announce-
ment that Field Marshal Von H inden- KQI DIRR RRI IRR
berg has consented to become a candi- j VLDILall EULLILI
date for the German presidency, was T DAIOT ATNIANT IQ
featured today in the conservative and ’ LEILA IIUI 10
mitted by the Central News correspon-in British Columbia in 1918 was $2.-
i "et at ( openhagen one hundred and i
est town in the west" is Tiajuana, fifty thousand Bolsheviki troops havd
Mexico, just across the California line.,the river Dneister, the mes-chairman -.....
according to Julius Wild, a local club-; says- conservation board.
I of various organizations. There was
the promise today that harmony of
I action might develop.
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Due to the illness of Judge P. O.ByTheA*nciatndPress
Beard, and also of Judge MeCord of Lincoln, Neb.. March K Govern-
Longview, who is one of the attor-pnt permits to druggists to sell in-
neys for the plaintiffs, the injunction toxicatin liquor on doctors* preserip-
suit of H. A. Russell and others of tions will not be issued in states where
Gum Springs against the members of liquor sales under them wiil be in
the Commissioners’ Court will not be violations of slate law. according to a
GERMAN PRESS.
_____________________ CONSTRUCTBASE , . ,
Members of Wage Board ON THE PACIFIC WEAKENING OF PACT
- meet here Thursday. March 11. to take Automobiles in North Carolina will
steps to organize every county and have only one license plate for each
pricinct in the state, C. S. Greenwood, ear in 1920. The one-plate law orig-
? chairman, announced today. The com- inated in the Senate at the last ses-
mittee consists of 52 members from sion of the General Assembly and was
no objection to explaining in an in-
terpretation the constitutional meth-
od.- by which such an obligation would
have to be fulfilled." The very heart
of the convenant, he reiterated, would
point, had begun cutting them for m---** • --N- NENDA to EDEEn be imperiled by weakening Article 10.
lu iber at an average return of less -- IX LG KU Ib F REED The Presidentis letter, coming at A
than 1.00 a tree. Last season, upon B»T A-sociated Pres time when the Article 10 negotiations
suggestion of government experts. Kansas City. March S -Governor B Th AxociatedPr M . were declared by one of their spon-
these groves were tapped and yielded Irnry Allen. of Kansas, was charac- Vichita Fais. Tex. arch 6. A sors to have brought the two sides
sirup that sold for $1.00 a gallon, terized one of the worst enemies or-! neeo charged with robbing his wife "very near together" was given
Re elation of the potential value of Kanized labor ever had by President ofnoney was acuitted here after he widely differning interpretation . But
the groves induce the owneis to plan Alexander Howatt in his report to the entered somplete denialof the charge, d t Democratic Senators working for
more extensive operations for this fourth bi-annual convention of Dis- but anmittnd havinK subjected the wo. a compromise continued their efforts
spring. trit 11. United Mine Workers of iman to a thorough search, telling their rolleguaes thev felt frU
1 his year's flow of sap is expected America, which opened its session I 1 he wife complained that her hus-l ,n iirt ,ip(.p ,,;d p).tn
by experts to be more satisfactory here today. • band had "relieved her of $96 in cash." fit to say he would pocket the treaty
than last year. The maple sugar and tinrrnor Allen's effort to work the Defendant husband testified he had if it came back to him with Com-
snup industry is distinctly American coal pits in Pittsburgh field last Nov-been a regular depositor in his wife's primise reservations.
and offers good commercial oppor- ember during the nation-wide coal i “First National Bank" and that his; . ,
tunities. government experts say. for sirike was declared a failure and the । "cashir r" objected strongly to his re-c, ' the days Woik on the Senate
hilustrial court established by the re- quest for the status of the account.' flor the last of the fourteen Republi-
cen special session of the Kansas I He said he proceeded to search the san reservations, except those relat-
Legistature was arraigned as inimical' -bank." ' W to Article 10 and league voting
Declzring he loved and esteemed his Power, were swept out of the way, and
wife, the nevro told the court he had \ e ate on voting power provision was
, ........ . , begun.
By The Associated Press.
El Paso. Tex.. March 8 Hieuten-
F<>rt Worth. Texas, of violating thej
Aerorstine to the account given or act of 1917 prohibiting the locating of
. 1.4k . i • houses ef iil fame near military
the accident. Oran was out hunting' ........ .111 .. .
with the sons of .1. K. Bivins and the c ' ' wil b compelled to serve . i B, The A-nciated Preae.
accidental dischalge of the gun car-snntnegofs1omonths imprisonement Vancouver. B C. March 8.—Tre-
ried by one of the boys inflicted the ' ’ 1 ' “5 1ne ; mendous increases in fur prices and
, I declaration by merchants that prices
Expect Bolsheviki will remain sky-high for years, on the
To Enter Bessarabia ground that the supply cannot meet
the world demand, have aisec pro-
for the office and the one man able to
reunite the German people.
.. . . . . _ Rx 11 e Asuciated r
with the exception of Vorwaertz,
athe libera newspapers have not yet
’expressed themselves on the Hinden-
berg candidacy. The organ of the men was discussed today by the House -
majority Socialists,, however. is out- wav and Means Committee with re-
• spoken in declaring it “the biggest of presentative of soldier organizations,
all the stupidities committed by Hm- but without
common agreement as to!
denberK the influence of Helfferich i the best proccedure.
and Ludendorff." It classes the field Many suggestions have been offer-
1 marshal as the foremost exponent ofed the committee in connection with
the military civilian cast and predicts its consideration of more than three
that his elevation to the presidency; score bills. The problem has been
would put a definite end to the majori-made more difficult, members pointed
out, because of the conflicting views
Turkish forces in Constantinople, but
were discredited at the war office ami
the admiralty, as well as at the fore-
ign office. Officials stated they had
received no message indicating a Hash
at Constantinople and believe the re-
ports to be untrue.
—
’ By The Associated Pres-*.
Washington, March 8—The sugar
shortage and the approach of "sugar
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
EXPERTS SAY FARMERS
miss OPPORTUN rn es.
in- Roper. His letter was in response to
i vincial officials to consider methods
tain new sources of revenue so as to England and New Tork, there are, as Island and urged that $10,000,000 be
provide the needs for former service a matter of fact, many potential, made available at once. He first esti-i
men was discussed today by the louse "sugar " the sregionextend-i mated the cost at $75,000,000 but I
mg as far south as North Carolina later said it might be done for $40 -I .
and Tennessee and westward to north- 000,0010. Texas Pacifie.railway wil Pasi : ded," but I cannot understand the dif-
ern Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota as Expressing the belief that in the nrouK ‘ arsha 1 18 morning, on ference between a nullifier and a mild-
well as in Washington and Oregon,'next war, as in the last the Uniteditheir tou of inspection The offi- nullifier.
In a zood season a tree 15 inches in States would move its troops into the sials. occuPy a special train, com- Ag. .
diameter will yield sufficient sap to cnemy’s country. Mr. Daniels sai 5 • ing in from the New Orleans branch Article 10.
mike from one to six quarts of sirup, large navy and strong naval reserve ane eaving her e at a oUt 8330.a. m.i Discussing Article 10 particularily,
5 /The I-arty will consist of.LA W allace the President wrote that there was
and J. L. Lancaster, receivers of the "no excusing the moral obligations
road, and several of the directors, Mr. which are expressed in positive terms
I Wallace will occupy his $30,000 priv-lin this article, though there could be
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expected to decide tomorrow. No
session was held tonight.
. ants Usher and Wolf, American avia- ------
tors-who recently returned to El Paso Ry TI. A-neintedPre--,.
from Mexico, after an enforced stay London. March 8. Reports were in
of over one month, will be tried by cir ulation here today that there had
court martial here, it was announced been a clash between allied troops and
United States, are overlookin" op- naval reserve force of at least‘200,--. 1
portunitiis to secure maple sugar and 000 trained men were advocated to- TRV A K X P A CIRIE
KTII T PRARI RM sirup for home use, as well as for day before the House Naval Commit- I LA/ • 1 Hulf IV
• I I IUVDLaLaVIsale. at veiy little cost tee Secretary Daniels.
______ I While Americans commonly think of The Secretary asked authority to
maple sugar industry as confined start construction of a new naval base
largely to circumscribed areas in New on San Francisco Bay below Mare!
SUIT POSTPONED No Liquor Even As
DUE TO ILLNESS Medicine In Nebraska
, is an industry exploiting an important
natural resource of the province."
One amendment under consideration
i is to comple resident trappers to pay
1 a license of $25 and fix the non-resi-
dent license fee at $200. It is claim-
ed that trappers from other sections
have made fortunes in British Ool-
umbia in two years. Breeding of fur
bearing animals in captivity, under
government direction, also is proposed.
Silver fox farms in the maritime
. provinces have yielded immense sums
to their owners, it is claimed.
: the day. and few cared to make public
comment. Senator Hitchcock described
' it as "alluminating." Senator Lodge
। declined to discuss it and Senator
i Borah. Republican, of Idaho, leader of
the irreconclable opponents of ratifica-
tions said the president had helped in-
sure the treaty's defeat by throwing
cold water on a compromise.
Democrats Hopeful.
Democratic Senators were quick to
see, however. that the President did
not advise them to vote against ratifi-
cation as he did last November or
promise to put the treaty in a White
House pigeon hole, if it were ratified
with more than interpretative reserva-
tions.
The President’s letter was written
in response to a request that he con-
fer with Senator Simmons, of North
• arolina, who is in charge of the
Democratic compromise negotiations.
He said America and her allies won
a moral victory over Germany far
greater than the military victory, be-
cause the opinion of the world swung
to their support. This was because a
promise was given to establish an or-
ganization which would make it cer-
tain that international disputes would
be settled by a tribunal serving peace
and justice. This promise, he said,
was written into the armistice itself
and was one of the most sacred obli-
gations assumed by any nation. It
was unthinkable, he declared, that
America should ignore that obligation.
Court Ruling Will Permit Purchase
of Local M. & E. T. Terminals By T. & P.
• Permission to sell any part of the/The management of the latter road
Marshall A East Texas railroad from had declared that the company would
Marshall to Winnsboro and the Mar-, be unable to continue the operation
ahall terminals was granted by the of the terminals unless they could be
Federal court at Jefferson yesterday, purchased.
This decision leaves the way open May Operate Other Parts.
for the sale of the terminals here to At the next meeting of the direc-
* the Texas & Pacific. The owners of tors of the Chamber of Commerce,
the M. 4 E. T. and of the T. & P. the matter of encourging ami foster-
Sh reached an agreement for the trans- ing efforts to put in operation the
Z fer af the property some time ago, but sections of the M. & E. T. between
Dallas, Tex., March 8.—The Bailey
% campaign advisory committee will
By Ti Aociated Press
Washington. March 8——By refusal
today of the Supreme couit to review
his case. J. B. Pollard, convicted at'
man, just returned from the west. Hei
denind frequent statements that Juar- Maintenance of Way
ez. opposite. El Paso, is the "widdest» u... E.:1 +. A ..
open town” in North America. Heads Fail tO Agree
"If anybody thinks El Paso, is, —
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