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FOREIGN An agency dispatch received in Lon- NEWS TO don from Athens DATE says king that the and queen have left Athens for Ru- mania without signing any decrees and SPECIAL. KUSH SEKVICE secured if IN PARAGRAPHS that Admiral Koundouriotis has you paper writing mention this when been appointed regent. firms below. f Rebel have forced reinforcements BOHM-ALLEN CO. CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF the from JEWELRY Obregon troops to withdraw Mfjr. and repairing. All orders promptly WIRES ROUND ABOUT the town of San Marcos on the rail- attended to. Est. 1879, loth & Champa. THE WORLD road east of Mexico City, according to newspaper accounts reaching Vera * Cruz from the fighting zone. GrundDryCleaning The belief that dynastic crisis is CLEANING DYEING a Grand Illdg., 17th and Logan imminent in Greece is expressed in Costly furs, silk dresses, suits, hats, lamp shades, DURING WEEK with you THE PAST quarters curtains will be handled care if have them some of Athens and the de- dyed or dry-cleaned the "EFFICIENT OROND parture of King George is regarded as WAY.’’ Wholesale dyeing. Two days’ service parcel post our specialty among the .possibilities. The Repub- RECORD of important events DENVfjK, COLO. licans are busily arranging demonstra- CONDENSED FOR BUSY tions in Athens and throughout Mace- PEOPLE donia and Thrace in favor of removing DENVER’S LARGEST BUSINESS TIME the dynasty. SCHOOL. ENROLL ANY A mutiny of soviet Russian troops WESTERN is reported from Vladivostok, Nikolsk of the largest auto theft rings and Khabarovsk. The mutinous reds, One ' s— in the country is believed to have been the reports say, sfre being assisted by /625-45 CtMfIPA ST. DENVER broken up by the arrest in San Ber- partisans of the white, or anti-soviet nardino, Cal., of C. E. Eggers, wanted faction, in Siberia. The population of DIAMONDS in Veblin, S. D., for stealing autos. tlie cities named are said to have been JOS. 1, SCIIVVAKTZ,Jewelry, Diamonds, Eggers is being held at the Los An- driven to desperation by the ruthless watch repairing. 1000 Sixteenth Street. geles county jail awaiting his re- collection of food taxes, religious per- I—Exterior of Cleveland public hall in which the Republican national convention of 1924 will be held. 2—George moval to South Dakota. secution and harsh official soviet re- iN7OKMAIiiyN~^fPAKTMt:NT I* Wade, Jr., Kansas City lad, who inherits the $10,000,000 estate of his adopted father, George L. Wade, who Eleven members of the crew of the gime. Commercial inquiries answered and was killed on a motor speedway. 3—Maj, F. L. Martin, who will command the four army airplanes that will start steam schooner C. A. Smith of San A pastoral letter from Cardinal information gladly furnished without on a flight around the world April 1. Francisco were drowned as a result of Begin, condemning improper dancing cost. Address any firm above. wreck of big ship near Coos and declaring that moving pictures of- the the MOVEMENT AWAY FROM FARMS Stromburg six fered dangers “if not proxi- Democrats to quit playing into the be paid in paper. Under the provision! Bay, Ore. Captain and serious IS HALTED IN COLORADO hands of the La Follette-Magnus John- of this law the government will repa: members of his crew, including A. Ice- mate occasion of a mortal sin” for the son-Brookhart radicals. Aside from more than $20,000,000,000 war loan land, a wireless operator, spectators, was read in Roman Cath- NEWS REVIEW OF crippled Denver.—Reports received by the State the interstate commerce committee, the and other debts for less than 3 cents wreck, put off in olic churches throughout the diocese. after clinging to the Immigration Department indicate that entire slate of committee assignments on the ship’s were The letter expressly forbade indulg- dollar. one of the boats and the movement away from the farms, was approved. Magnus Johnson was up by the Oregon. ence in these amusements and explicit- picked tug did not acute in this CURRENTEVENTS ly manufacture and which become given the place on foreign govern- prohibited the the rela- another coalition John Looney was granted an appeal state until 1923, has been halted anil tions committee which he coveted. In UNLESS arranged, clandestine importation of intoxicating ment can be Great to the Circuit Court of Appeals on ha- that there will be an increase in the the house the Republican committee may find necessary to hold beverages. Coolidge’s Candidacy Announced Britain it beas corpus writ by United States Dis- number of farms operated in 1924 over of committees gave the radicals only another parliamentary election in the T. Wang, sent from China to To- trict Judge Orie L. Phillips in Santa C. the number for 1923. such representation as they were en- near future. In new investigate alleged killing and Cleveland Gets the the parliament, Fe, X. M. The judge had denied the kio to the The season has been very favorable titled to by seniority. The Democratic which meets January 8, neither of the during earthquake dis- G. 0. P. writ, but counsel for Looney argued of Chinese the for sowing winter wheat and at least Convention. representation was increased in pro- three parties will have a majority. as declaring that the rights of defendant had been aster period, was quoted a normal acreage has been sown, per- portion to their increased strength In After Prime Minister Baldwin had badly trampled upon and that no evi- there was “abundant circumstantial haps 400,000 acres more was har- the house. talked with King George and the party than dence had been introduced to show proof that hundreds of Chinese were vested last summer. Winter wheat lias leaders had held many conferences, it U. S. MEN IN GERMAN PARLEY that any automobile had been stolen. killed in cold blood in the excitement been many farms that submitted was announced that the Baldwin cabi- sown on were COOLIDGE following the earthquake.” Wang not operated at all for the 1923 harvest net would continue until parliament Mrs. Adelaide Manola Hughes, wife • PRESIDENTcongress budget By EDWARD W. PICKARD to the for the next added that lie will request the Chi- and plowing has been done for spring fiscal year, proposing a tax reduction had assembled. About the same time of Rupert Hughes, author and film make pot was nese government at Peking to crops on several such farms. Most of Republican political of more than $300,000,000 and a cut of the Labor party chiefs announced that director, hanged herself while on THEboiling merrily last week. To be- the strongest demands upon the Jap- the winter wheat has come up and is In about $275,000,000 in the cost of gov- they would undertake to form a gov- board traveling down the gin with, President Coolidge’s hat was a steamer anese government for prosecution of fine condition, with plenty of moisture ernment. He recommended a revision ernment if called upon, with Ramsay of lndo-Cliina, according to first cast into the ring by this statement coast the alleged murderers. in ground to carry through of the tax laws along the lines sug- MacDonald at the head. The prospect death received by the the it tlie by Frank W. Stearns, the details of her winter. Issued gested by Secretary Mellon. He also is that soon after parliament meets husband in Los Angeles. That GENERAL wealthy Bostonian, who for years has propose Weather conditions have been favor- took another rap at the proposed MacDonald will an amended Mrs. Hughes was mentally de- Henry Ford declared, in Detroit, been interested in Mr. Coolidge’s politi- that this many able for farm work during the past . bonus, asserting that there is no sound address to. the throne and ranged, suffering from a terrible that lie, “like a great of the cal advancement: lib- month and a large amount of ground reason for it and that compensation will be of such a nature that the her to American people,” feels that the coun- "In to a question, Frank earache which influenced lias been broken for next years crops. answer should be limited to the war incapaci- erals cannot refuse to support It. This con- try is “safe with Coolidge” and that Stearns said that the friends of take her life, was the advice In W. tated and wounded. would mean the overwhelming defeat lie would never consider run- the non-irrigated districts a consid- un- tained in the cable dispatch, sent by himself President Coolidge are orgapizing prohibi- of the government and the immediate any erable amount of new land has been An additional $1,600,000 for the Standard Oil Company official at ning against Mr. Coolidge on der the guidance of William M. But- resignation of the Baldwin cabinet, broken and present indications are that tion enforcement is asked of congress, Haiphong, the little oriental village >n ticket. ler, the Massachusetts member of the by summoning of Mac- much more raw land will be put in President Coolidge stating that a con- followed the the body With John Hatfield, 70-year-old national committee and a friend of form new ministry. the French province, where crops in in 1923. Though n siderably enlarged field force should Donald to a But feudist, and three of his companions 1924 than the Mr. Coolidge of many years’ standing, would be minority govern- was removed from the boat. acreage planted to spring crops will be provided. He added that he would this, too, a in jail, officers have turned their ef- de- who will act as the President’s per- any pend very largely the weather present to congress soon a supplemen- ment and Jfould be ousted at time WASHINGTON of C. O. Edwards, only on con- sonal representative. As he perfects forts to pursuit tal estimate of $20,000,000 mainly for by a combination of the conservatives train control devices as ditions prevailing from now until next he will from time to Automatic member still at large of the quintet the organization vessels for the guard, and liberals. July, it seems fairly certain that a time make known those in various additional coast installed on the Rock Island Railroad that broke from the Wise, Va., jail. “for the purpose of combating more between Blue Island and Rock Island, Wood, Alec Mul- larger acreage will be planted for the parts of the country who will co-op- Hatfield, Stephens thoroughly rum running and unlawful of the news from of miles, have 1924 harvest than was planted for liar- erate with him in the organization.” 111., a distance 105 lins and Carl Miller were captured in importations.” If this appropriation is CENSORSHIPMexico makes it difficult to learn by the Interstate they vest this year. This will not necessar- Two days later United States Sen- been approved Com- an abandoned mine shaft, where granted the President said he would just how the revolt against President ily mean a record acreage for tlie W. McKinley was selected to merce Commission. Train control de- had been hiding. ator B. ask for an additional $6,000,000 later Obregon’s government is progressing. state, for the acreage under cultiva- in Il- vices are now being tested on a num- If state medical licensing boards handle the Coolidge campaign for If the information given out by the tion in 1923 was smaller than for a similar purpose. ber of railroads, in accordance with examinations only that linois, which is considered a pivotal rebels is correct, it is doing very well. will admit to those 1922. National Committeeman W. H. orders issued by the commission sev- be physi- state. Indeed, it may be that Obregon will qualified by education to Some fear is expressed than 2,000 nominations were months ago. by experi- Crocker of California, after a talk before this eral cians, while police powers of the MOREsent to the senate by the Presi- have been overthrown enced agriculturists that farmers may with the President, announced that Twelve awards, states are directed to search out and many of the nominees already reaches the reader. Revolutionary totaling approxi- permit themselves to be too much in- Mr. Coolidge’s name would be on the dent, prosecute men practicing medicine holding office under recess appoint- armies from various quarters were mately $1,000,000, were announced re- fluenced by tlie exceptionally fine corn primary ballots In that state and that without a license, the nation will be ments. Among the appointments moving on Mexico City last week, and cently by the mixed claims commis- crop grown this year and may increase his canvass was already being organ- it was said De la Huerta had an- freed from unqualified doctors, the ized. were: Frank B. Kellog to be ambas- # sion in favor of American claimants their acreage of corn beyond justifica- nounced he was in control of the American Medical Association . de- sador to Great Britain; Richard M. that against Germany for property losses tion, sacrificing diversity for large Meanwhile the administration had country and had begun appointing in an official statement by its Tobin of California to be minister to his sustained during the war. The larg- clared production in a single crop. It should let it be known that it believed the cabinet. However, the latest dis- executive committee. the Netherlands; Frank McManamy of were to the Standard Oil be remembered that Colorado has not Republican national convention should is written say est awards Washington, D. C., and Mark W. Pot- patches at the time this York, and The Interstate Commerce Commis- had such a season as that of 1923 in not be given to Chicago and that it Company of New SOOO,OOO, ter of New York, to be members of Obregon has checked the rebel ad- sion’s tentative valuation on the tlie years. favored Cleveland. Ostensibly, the ob- the Remington Typewriter Company, previous twenty The rain- commission; vance from the west. Gen. Angel railroads of the country is $3,400,000,- to was had had the interstate commerce SG4,SOO. The Talmtian Trading Com- fall between June 1 and Nov. 1 was al- jection Chicago that it and Flores dealt the rebellion a blow by too low, to E. Loomis, George R. James of Tennessee pany 000 according E. most double the normal rainfall, and the conventions for a good many years renouncing for the pres- was allowed $4,254. Edward H. Cunningham of lowa, to his candidacy president of the Lehigh Valley Rail- com and attained a growth and Mr. Coolidge thought the honor growers sorghums be members of the federal idency and casting in his lot with Obre- Tlans to aid wheat by road and chairman of the committee should be passed around. Actually, reserve which can not be expected again in board; and Edward P. Farley of Il- gon, for he is believed to have the sup- granting government loans which on relations of the eastern rail- according to the well-posted, the Cool- public Colorado for a good many years. These linois, Frederick Thompson of Ala- port of Sinaloa, Chihuahua, Tamauli- would them to purchase cattle roads. Mr. in a detailed state- idge managers feared the Johnson I. permit Loomis, crops, however, are among tlie most E. Haney of Oregon pas and the federal district. An upris- rock bottom value sentiment in Illinois would be so strong bama, and Bert and diversify their farming, were ment, places the dependable crops grown in tlie state, the shipping board. ing of the Yaqui Indians probably was that the convention hall would be to be members of drafted into a bill by several members of the railways of the country at $22,- and though it is not safe to build hopes of L. Cohen, squelched by the execution of their packed with supporters of the Cali- The nomination Walter of the Senate and House from the 350,000,000, while the commission’s for tlie future on tlie yields of 1923, it negro, to be of customs at chieftain. Anyhow, the President’s collector northwest. The bill would provide a valuation totals $20,884,683,000 at tlift is generally conceded that the two fornian. was made despite the preference settled the contest and New Orleans $50,000,000 fund. The loans would be end of 1919. Since then the carriers crops should continue to account for protest of two Louisiana senators. those taken by death last + when the Republican national commit- the for a five-year period at a rate of in- have expended $1,984,683,000, which one-third or more of the cultivated Senator Shipstead of Minnesota and AMONGweek three are worthy of men- tee met, Fred Upham withdrew Chi- not to exceed 6 per cent and must be added to the commission's acreage in the year with eight others voted against the con- tion in this column. Two were Ameri- terest state one an- cago’s bid and that of Cleveland was the cattle as security. figure. other. firmation of Mr. Kellogg’s appointment cans—William A. Pinkerton, head of with accepted. The date selected for the Seven persons were seriously in- to the Court of St. James, but the the detective agency that bears his Larger acre yields and better prices opening of the convention is June 10. jured and a panic among more than Utah Seeks Injunction Against U. Jl. vote in his favor was 75. name and hero of many exciting stories generally of most of the important The then proceeded to re- passengers committee of criminal life; and John R. Rathom, farm products of the country, com- 150 other severely shaken Washington.—Suit for an injunction scind the previously approved reform averted when three In- editor of the Providence (R. I.) Jour- bined with an increase of about 600,- was narrowly to prevent issuance of a federal per- of representation whereby POINCARE, probably be- convention nal, an eminent newspaper man who, in diana interurban cars crashed in a mit to private interests to prospect for states PREMIERcause' of the prospect of a Labor 000 acres the aggregate planted the delegations of the southern during part World rear-end collision on the Big Four oil on a tract of 1,370,750 acres in the government for Great Britain, is re- the first of the war, area, lifted the total value of this were cut down to correspond to their obtained numerous “scoops” concern- bridge at Louisville, Ky., 100 feet state of Utah was filed by tlie state Now, laxing his opposition to an unrestricted year's crops $872,891,000 above last votes. instead of losing 23 dele- of the above the murky, fog-enshrouded wat- in the District of Columbia Supreme Inquiry into the German reparations ing the activities Germans in year. Value of this year’s crops was gates. the South will have 18 more United was Baron ers Ohio River. Court against Secretary Work of the question, and as a result the United States. The third placed at $8,322,695,000 by the depart- of the than in 1920. The friends of Senator Shaughnessy, chairman of the board of bodies of three men were re- interior department and Commissioner Johnson on the committee hotly op- States is to participate, unofficially, ment of agriculture in its final crop The directors of the Canadian Pacific rail- firemen from the ruins of Spry of the general land office. Tlie that it was the in such an investigation, to be made report of the year. The values were covered by posed this, asserting road, who is properly regarded as one hotel, in the center of state claimed in its suit that tiie tract, deals between by two committees selected by the based on the farm price of the crops tlie Capitol result of a series of of the builders of modern Canada. section of Houston, Tex., known as San Rafael Swell, belongs the Coolidge supporters and the negro reparations commission. The allied on Dec. 1. the business which was by The to the state by right of a grant made Republican forces of the South. This governments and Germany requested Soldiers’ bonus legislation received destroyed fire. announced of the worst wrecks in the his- were burned virtually beyond for school purposes when Utah was denied by the administration this, and President Coolidge refusal of the bodies was ONEtory of the New York Central a setback with the Property damage is esti- admitted to the Union. crowd, and they backed up their denial that he approved of participation by recognition. experts. One of the com- lines occurred at Forsythe, N. Y., when House ways and means committee to at $300,000. The flames for a by increasing the representation out- American mated German Commercial Pact Signed mittees is to examine the German cap- one section of the Twentieth Century give it right of way over administra- time threatened the entire district. side the South by 107 votes, these be- Washington. Announcement wa. abroad, and the is to en- train ran into another section which tive provisions of the treasury’s tax ing given mainly to states which John- ital other The shopmen’s strike on the Santa made at tlie State Department last deavor to means of balancing the had stopped after hitting an automo- bill. The committee declined, however, son is said to claim as his own. Most find Fe, begun July 1, 1922, was officially week that a commercial treaty had budget and stabilizing Ger- bile. Nine persons were killed in their of the northern states get three more German of to sidetrack it until a decision is declared off Dec. 1, it was announced been signed with Germany to replace The American experts berths and about forty were injured. delegates. Massachusetts gains four, man currency. reached as to what changes should be in Chicago last week. It is understood the similar convention abrogated at the if not Darkness, fog and an engineer’s neglect and Tennessee, which went Republican presumably will be approved in tax rates. bonus was tlie strike has been virtually off time of the war, and that instructions of signals wT ere blamed for the made The that first time in 1920, gains seven chosen by the President. Among the warning officials of the railway for the disaster. given another jolt by Secretary Mel- a year, but em- had been sent to the minister at the prominently mentioned * In the convention of 1924 there will names most lon, who declared in a letter to Rep- ployees’ department explained that of- Hague, Richard M. Tobin, to begin ne- Dawes, Mortimer be a total of 1,109 delegates; that of are Gen. Charles G. resentative Andrew, Republican, Mas- ficial notice was issued to system fed- gotiation of a similar treaty with the George M. Reynolds—all MUSSOLINI, premier of 1920 had 984. L. Schiff and compens'ation canceling tlie strike government. The action marks hoped BENITOItaly, believes he and his Fascisti sachusetts, that if the eration officers Dutch eminent bankers. In Paris it is Harding a matter of union record, and to a forward step in the purpose of the asked serve government have proved so acceptable measure vetoed by President as Republican senators and General Dawes will be to Washington government to make over to the country that it is no longer nec- were enacted the direct cost would permit members of the federated shop RADICALthe two Farmer-Laborites from because of his experience in handling all of its general commercial agree- essary for him to exercise dictatorial total $5,400,526,444, and would average crafts to return freely to the service Minnesota combined with the Demo- budgetary problems. ments with other countries. powers. Therefore, at his request, $225,000,000 for the first four years. of the Santa Fe company. crats to prevent the election of Senator Meanwhile the German government the king has closed the present session of San Diego naval authorities con- Johnny of New York, world Cummins as chairman of the inter- announces that it is dead broke, and Dundee Irrigation License Application Made parliament and new elections will be firmed a report that Admiral Samuel featherweight champion, added anoth- state commerce committee and the it has decided to make a world- Washington.—The Federal Power held, probably in April, at which Mus- S. Robinson had disapproved court his by taking the deadlock continued throughout the wide appeal for financial aid suf- er star to crown Commission has announced that appli- carry solini will ask Italy to approve his acts martial findings holding Lieutenant- junior cham- week. The fight on Cummins is due ficient to ft through the American lightweight cations for permit or license under the , and by returning him to power as premier. Commander 11. O. Roesch guilty of pionship back from Jack Bernstein of to the fact that he already is presiding next year. The German banks federal water power act include an ap- the gov ern- There is no sign of organized opposi- neglect in permitting the destroyer Yonkers on tlie judges’ decision after officer of the senate. The insurgents industrialists refuse plication by A. E. Humphreys for a li- farther financial help and tion to him. Nicholas to run ashore in the Honda a fifteen-round bout, the feature of the voted most of the time for La Follette ernment cense for a small project in Goose of disaster, September 8. charity at Madison and the Democrats voted for Smith taxes are not coming in. Minister Christmas Square Creek, in Mineral county, Colo., in the Luther told conference of CHUARD of Lausanne was William Gibbs McAdoo, war-time di- Garden, New York. of South Carolina. On Wednesday Finance a vicinity of Del Norte. He plans to con- because ERNESTelected president of the Swiss con- rector general of the American rail- the driver of a mail truck Smith lacked but one vote German editors that the government Binding struct an 85-foot dam and a power- could meet the 87,000,000,- federation for 1924. The Swiss parlia- roads, his for the of the daring some of the insurgents shifted to him. not possibly announced candidacy to a wheel vehicle, two horse- ment, which chooses the president, house with a capacity of 350 but Senator Bruce of Maryland, Demo 000 gold mark ($21,750,000,000) bonds Democratic presidential nomination in bandits stole a registered mail pouch be him IS9 of the 219 The power. The stored water will later crat, prevented the coup by casting his outstanding, and that the cabinet is gave votes. a telegram sent from Los Angeles to at East Rochester. N. Y., containing used for irrigation purposes in the vi- vote Cummins, justifying his ac- preparing a law whereby all these old new vice president is Jean Musy of W. W. Howes, Democratic state cha»- between $15,000 and $20,000 in cur- for cinity of Wagon Wheel Gap. tion bv asserting it was time for the debts, including the war loan, would Fribourg. man, Pierre. S. D. rency.