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■'S P m THE WEATHEB, and Sunday, tlon Sunday. |e. ® 0 »t |[0 p^Iliditttii AOVEBXISEHS, BEMEIUBEB The PALLADIUM la the only erer thathat goesoes intonto hundredsundreds of pap t g i h of homes in Oswego—homes where advertisements are read. VOL. LIX .-N O . 223. OSWEGO DAILY PALLADIUM, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1922. E S T A B L ISH E D 1819. WAR MUST NOT SPREAD TO EUROPE 0. S. CDII ISSUES lEMFOUSSy MiMOU i e « SUOPMEN Drastic Restraioing Order Secured by Daugherty Slightly Modified by Judge Wilkerson—Will Probably Not Be Made Permanent. EXPECT CENIBAl UIEU BXCK TO CHICAGO, Sept. 23,—The Federal *— Court today granted a temporary in- T junction to replace the drastic re- 1 GIVE CREDIT TO EACH .SOLDIER straining order Against striking rail road shopmen. The Government, in order to make the Injimction permanent, must call scores of witnesses to substantiate its allegations. It was not considered likely that a vl ent injunction would-be sought. Itl General Cbaitman Hart Here This Afternoon for Confer ence With Unions and Officials. WASHI.NGTO.V, Sept. 2,3.~ The war departnfent has determined that the individual .soldier in the World War shall receive credit for liis l)attie serv ice.Ice. Too ihi.si.s < lulul itt hasas institutednstituted ; T ih < l i h i a battle partieipation l)oar(l that is re viewing the records of every •'outllt\ that went to France, to determine lln- Only two changes were made in t h e |“'*y actions against the Cirmans original order. One allows the unions ' to use their funds for sick benefits and | j \ permanent 1 \conspiracy to obstmet interstateK''-'' 1'owes here, the Hoard is plugginu ispiracj ary Forces here, the Hoard is plugginu commerce.\ isway at its task. A lot depends upon Jundge Wilkerson In his opinion de-N‘- members say, for if •Private dared that defendants would not be G'.Mulligon, 69S34i>. \ was in tlie St. permitted to continue acts \which ‘'lei offensive and the records have even though they may be peaceable: wrong, who can say to wliat in- and lawful In themselves are only parti'lisnltlcs O’Mulligan's descendants ,i of a program of unlawful conduct.\ He Hundred years from now may have to held that there was no question about|f^oh' Inaccpracy. the right of the United States to main- Acres and acres of re<onls, piled tain a bill, the Debs case having decid-1 three stories high in an eight-winged ed that the Government is charged; hullding. is the hatth -terraln of the with keeping interstate commerce Broad, Ileco£ds of every Individual MINER DRAWN $2»1.4r> FOR TWO W'EEK.S’ WORK that reached France: records of every outfit that ever got off a transport, are Mike Rancher Labors Only Eight Honrs Each Day. JOHNSTOWN. Pa.. Sept. 2 5.--Miko Rancher was gloating over his pay today. He works In a mine at Rock- wood, near here, and drew $291.4& for two weeks’ wprk.^ He worked only eight hours each day. Rancher, a coal digger, was “in lutk\ as hla fellow-workers termed it. He struck what is known as a “ soft spot” In the vein and during the two weeks he turned out more than 260 tons of coal with a pick. A \soft spot\ requires little digging, as one strike of the pick brings d a heavy fall of coal. Private Oiannoeclo's personal reco Is then searched liy another depai ment to see it he was with the Pm meat to see it he tleth at the time tleth took part in. clsionSion becomesecomes a hiiistory. b a h The policy of the Board total of foi live trrnt line disposed to give every soldier full \t for participating :n an action if he only heard a gun fired HiLLDISPUV WEEK FUNS ' VNOER wty Merchants Will Meet Monday to Complete Details for Big Event on Sept. 28tb, 29th and 30th. The 'biggest Fall display week in history will he held by local mer chants' this year on September 28th, 29th and 30th. .F in a l arrangements will bo made at a- meeting of ail merchants, called for the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 10 a. m. Monday. Already forty-five merchants. louitle the number of past years, have agreed to participate, ctlcall’y !, and It Is peoted that practically every one in the City vitill be in for tho display he- wlndiJw' displays this year, against six last year, so tiiat all of the diftorent stores will be iplaced on a fairer basis.- 'I’he new \Woolworth store is plan ning a big opening during Fall dis play weeK and some of tl wllPhave models here from New Yoi Liargeliarge crowdsrowds fromom a lll overver thisis stec- c fr a l o th s tfo'n atfe fekpddted here fhf the event, ahd’,.alLahd’,.alL oP thehe storestores arore tilanningilanning to oP t s a t to have tall stocks of all of tho latest Ilnea. .Spine of the window displays have been Under course of preparatR for months. DISABIfED YETS. ALLOWED PAT, FOE ATTEHDANT8 ^ WASHII wind!’ A or armless are allowed for employment of ex- in adtoibn to tlie pay- fuitlfbrisbd uiider the war I'iek tiiidbr a House bill passed io- iday. by • the Senate. PA IB/li^'A T E llR SEX T WEEK. records of ever > system thus is this; 'When a soldier applies for a nie<lnl, the Hoard gets to work and determine.s what ac tion the I'mptieth parllclpalcd In. le diffen nccs over the mailer of men returning to work at tlie Cen- shops IS cx|icclcd to l>e scillcd up afteinooM wiili the airival in 111\ of Thomas II Hal t, of S> racuse. District rii.iiruian of tip' Hailroad ishoperafts. Hart IS .scliiilaled to hold a con- Icrciice with Divisiou Siipi rmtendenl lotive I'owcr Harry S Kaucli and III lioved ihi men will be hack on Job Mond.i.v. .Mr. Rauch tolil a delegation of Hie im n this moining he would l)c glad lo receive .Mr- One thing lhat has Icmled to c.i.io le sil nation here was Hio telcgrain received by the HADLADUM la night trom Viec-i’i'esiiletU 1’ F. t'rov ley, of tho .New Yolk ('cntral, announ iiig tliat tile e.ir depai tun iit would r This telegram is the only nev received here to date, lint it served allay the fears of some of the strl le it was engaged, rdedded thee appropippropriate so, he Is awar th a clasp.s for hla medal for the actions hich the Board has derided the I’mp- eth took part in. The Board's de- the machln.s’- in.glu n,,t get their jo'is back. Heads of the Machinists' L'nioi carmen would b\ taken dhdlj(ed_to stood tlie e; Five of the strlke-ln-eakers at shop quit last night and (our of carmen who remained with the com pany and were transferred to Watcr- tqwn ami Messei ■y of th e Board is liberal s say Each one of Hiem, r. saw days and d they are ildier full , 'V ltness.. for l^uliu inslMed tha, the comi....s.,tv department at the attended ehnrch on all the orca- shops will he Closed and the guards T^'\™an said they discharged it IS nrohahie it will no' THEATRE COLLAPSE FATAL. One Child Killed, Scores Injured, YYTien Entrance to Movie Ilniiso Gives Way. PITTSBURGH, Pa., Sept. 23 - In vestigations into the collapse entrance of the new Strand motion picture house yesterday afternoon, a result of which one child was killed, several othei progress today. Insufficient support for the concrete entrance is believed ‘% ’T d ; H n \ n L X % 2 years oid. died of internal Injuries, immedl.itely after being taken to the Pittsburgh tal. ■William Ktonr sburgh Hospl- Willlam Ktormer. sl.x years old. veeived a fractured skull and is not '■ £ “,1,ir.iL'TVd the theatre by distribution of free tickets in the schools. Imbedded in the wreckage was poster advertising. The Trap, a pit S EXPECTS BOOM. GLOV0RSVILLE. Sept. 23—As a re sult of the high tariff on gloves, this city is lookiug for a boom. With a population now, of 22,500, prediction is made it will reach 30,000 in a year. 5een and Heard Today— —Traffic cops a t the corners of Eai First and West First and Bridg —Milkman who made two trips to town today, the first with a horse, and the second with a Ford. Heard saying “Glt-up\ to the Ford as he jumped aboard car. —That the PALLADIUM had it last night that a number of Oswego \Shin ers” were at Alexandria Bay for a barbeque. It might be said the < was not intentional. —A balky Ford at East First and Bridge streets’ with a woman at the wheel. It went dead, refused to start, and had to be escorted out of the road by several courteous male by standers. -That even tho three beautiful s in front of the Bulger property, ■West Bridge and Fourth streets, are to be chapped down to m ' for the oramental lights. “Seen and HeartP lu Mexico. Mexico Independent^One of the vego dallies carries id \ThEm int^One of the Os- iS a column heAd- •aud fteard,” tinder ‘Th'e IIERNXNS ARE NOWRECONCIIER. BARY REIS NAME Paternity Case Continued, How- Wants President’s Doctor Re- ever—Crowd Excluded, Stages Angry Dem onstration. SOUTH BK.N'D, iml , .‘grpl. 2:;. Tiernans are u inmileil. Tho woman wim siimed ami who iiisi-steil ih.ii he 1 m le lier are going in ke.'ii vows \unUI lie,,111 ,|„ II, p,,ri.\ Professor Joliu I’ Tu'in.in ileelareil today lhat lie wniil,] nut liivnne lii.. wife wlio alleg' lii ■( Imr i, ii iimmlis old baby I.-, i..,- ,>n ni li.in j I’niilin. luiberdasher. LESION DEMANDS TDAI SAWYER ‘WALK PLANK’ moved From Hospitalization Board—To Probe Hospitals for Disabled Service Men. SYKArrs!';, Y.. Sepl. liirr (JemTiil (’harlcs Sa ph> .sifii must go a . ( halt m a n hn -pilalizaiioii bfKird Thai was Uu* ('(•* ’ • th f New York Si; iawyt-r, pt-r- rresident HimiiUK. (i()ptC(l LLOYR GEBRRE RIVES REASON FGR BRIIISN NEAR EASE POIICV Warns Turks and Greeks Not to Extend War Beyond Asia Minor—Says England Is Impartial and Interested Only in Securing Peace. l.O.XDO.X, S. pi. LM Th. Turks fresh from tlu* inaH.'vai re of Smyrna, will not he lied in (arry their war wnh Cireek^ into K uioih '. rreniler IJuyd Ceoi-gf’ (l» e land tiHi.iy in a .^l.itemem had been omitted. •■.Vo.\ replied Chamberlain. ‘*yo«r st;ilement was very good Indeed.** Hprcail to Kuropr.\ lie s.i.d \T h e ri- fore tlie i-irin h ha\en ngila m <1 tin it IKj.sitiuns iit t!ie Dvii d.iiifdlt s and tla- Ilo.-'t'lK.rus. Id jite\eiii --pread of the life which ilf\.A.siul'ti Minor ana tlie lialka: Standnij Turks ( oncentrato >'wir British Otif- r()NST.\.VTI.\()PI*E, Sept afternoon ol (•onsention of the ia ’gion, which adoj resolution ■■(!( iiianding w alk the I'lank ' Thr K-onvenlion swung hohin liam K. !)c(‘i.aii, retiring Statf nuualcr. a-* .Vow VorKs c.indidate foi Standing with \u-Nlcn Cliani national (( mnninder. In suck e< d Han- gn\ernmi nt Ic.nici- m ('ninn fold .Mac.Vider, li:.s elbow, ilu* pit niiei socinnly \\arn en court op. n*d in fhi- ])itoinit\ sweeping invesligation of all san- eti of the “innammahllii;.’■ of T h ratt ca.so today, the g.ilirrs ua- closed to and ho.-pit ils m the State with its bitter Cr-'. k and Turk) the public b\ o-d.’i’ oi ih-' court Tin gov«TnmerU (‘ontraetB for the \alrie.s. eornpl.A .iletl with Serbia aunouncement that spe. i.dors would disabled vHerans, was intro- Ibilgarian difier. mt s be barred \va v g i.’ftc-l wnb bowN tnd *‘> llospitili/.a.mn Commit- \It w.* have an outbreak tluM-e.\ liisses. A Ilmi .,II,,11.,111,11 vv.is given \'V' “ ' ' ’'‘ff'\ <>f »'• very much like t Iml V hi, li li.iK vi-veral charBe.s mail.' as.iinst aiitagnnl .tie n.itiire, mad.' il.'arlly hv Hme^ greeted ii.u v I ,,ulin. Tear.i 'he inanag.-imuit of Hieiil H.'st at (ir- th.' rooted Imli.il of eenturles and we were In tho eve, or.Mi-. Tieinan lo - l \ \ \ ' ' ' \ \\r J Keniiidy. (isvveao will again hav,- war m ruirnpe !, day u,s .she spoke „f ,l„. ''.mnly Chairmnn nt the I.egion, amt must not he (oraotun that the last \Of rmirse we ii to- tinf u oi ki.H nnt ^ “****‘'*‘'‘’* tb.- cominitlce. | war stafTM in the Balkan.^ Tin about our plans. I.eniap s.ii, How- ^ Flnuerty, C.irlhage. wa \If the T.irks set Into (’onstant.'- indli.itlon , iio.seu iliaiiiiiiin of th,' Filth Ju.iulal , mpl, .\ I.lovd C.rirge said, home and „ pp h In, l.id.s Oswean anil turn t.f the lioir, |aiH.i,ent rimnlles, ol llm .New York feiircvl \ Heavy Tiirltlsli troop Were oliseilv.'d today witliin arliilery efimmuiui of the foroeiv on wl n il Is in .striking dlstan approved tho text It ion to the peace confei IS to lie sent lo Turkey. The proivosal for the return of .astern Thrace and ronatanUnoplo-'to the Turks was tentatively agreed uiion 'n mier I’oincnro and Lord Cur* . ................................. ever, there e \.r\ indication ‘ ' the hnby will be glvi-n a hoiiu Today attornej..^ h.iinrnereil a' dcn,ce submitted by tho defon.se hammered to get \viines-*e-: to \re member\ s e e th i n g which inig^ht sub stantiate the ai ciisatiuns of Mrs. Tlor- 'rna Is to be dlslrid delegates n v t this moyning in i t^ai. raticu-t at the courthouse and named i Movd (leorge emphasized the im- their chairman for the next year and | partiality of the British action regard- dlscharcEMl It is nrtYbable it v be long before praiUcally all of the strike-biVakfA s depai t. That will leave the men who return now with praftn ally unimpaired seiiitirity rights, as they will !>e junior onl\ to the few V ho itmaine l with the company. Mr. Kaiuh said this morning that the men \ver*‘ hark at Ogdenshurg. Vurw okak I. Mesdvenu. t'harlotte, Syra cuse and Watertown. At Watertown the i ^glne-hou^e will be manned wltii throe shifts, working eight hours each Mr. Homh stated that thert would be a rtaiii amount of work to lie gotte: It hi re and that the (luestion of hotir or two tricks would he decided after th\ imm were bark on the job and it was foiml out how much could I ilono IS a poshibility. It w said, of' Iv'-o trick*; with the tuisiest \ear{'vcr ox,<oiienced at tho shops an i with the largest force in history was expected that the hearing mid -nd t(via>. The judge will piob h!\ take the matter under n<l- viscimrit and hi; deviMion on the hah\ n for several days. MRS. HALL CALLED BY PROSECUTION ty mill wire askcl liy mall to re- Ihis ni irniiig under their ol,l seniority riRhthut declined to do .ntil differcuees wen' adjusted. Mr. Hart wus sHH at labor head- quarters at three o'clock dlseiin.slnr the Baltimore agreement with the shopmen. He went over it in detail, explaining each provision. He said tho locomt.live department men had to work in Syraense, hul carmen hn,i not yet been called. He said that if all of the men were not railed hack in 30 days their pay would go on jnst the samo Several memberrv coming out of the meeting when it was still in session at .\lil.'i o'clock, .said that the men would go hack a.s soon as called. Men Out at Horning. IRNIXO, Sepl. 23. —A reprCsi live from nation,il nninn headquar ters was due here today to confer about the strike. The men refused to return yesterday on account of dif- iccs over seniority. G,\S()L1>E DILITED BY M.4XY DEALERS, STATE .HOARD FIMIS Jievv York Hit}', Siir'iey Reveals. ALBANY. Sept. 23.—The Bureau of ■Weights and Measures of the State Departpient of Farms and Markets, is iceiving many complaints of diluting The matter was brought to the at tention of the bureau in the survey of I S X YC.X! pX.T, gasoline is several cents a gallon low er in many sections up-Slate than it is in and near New York c K e rnel K erpsene at lls ai^e being erior fuel e stations, Carl Taylor driving his n ig used by some ! bureau has learned, but of the department say they are pow- etless to act under (.he existing law. Further complaints have come from -gasoline producers and manufactur ers of gasoline pumps, the former de claring that their product is losing Its reputation because of the practice, while the punYp jnakers say that their Jealous Woman Wiili “Terrifying Eyes\ Did the Killing. XK\V HKHNSWICK, .X. J. Sept 2:! .Mr- K.lvvard Wheeler Hall, Hie I'.i t'ly widow of the nilnisler vvlio .1- liiii.ul slain vvilii Mr . James M|i'“- Ids ihoir leader, was taken to itlioilBe by two deteelivos lo- 1 I mss-exiuuine.l. She was In r.ilii ,1 .It tier ho that a.ssirtant I'd to quiz re idily. ^ _ _ , , ^ , The .luthorltivos .searched today for immv (luizzod any place other hom«'. Tho riotcctive.' inforniod h( ORcrulor Tdolon She consented the ir chairman for the next year o three meml>ers each to the Voterc Moimtaln Tomp rommlitoe. Thf 1923 State con'-ention goes t(f SaratOAM. Sopteml>er 22nd. 23rd. 24th. Till' « for State rnnunaiiflcr. in fioul>l Ail)ort S C‘nIIun, of I'iiath.i.ii. ami Kdvvard SelieHierling. of Vli ir.v. are Hu' leading t andldates. Sil,1,dll the lo.ivention deadlock, as ,,niB likeiv, either Wllll'im Deegan niav hi forced to accept another term, nr Birnanl Hv'an. of Albion, will lie .Bi'.ot ill ai a eomivromlsp .Vrmi.Mic Day us a Slate holiday is propo'ved in a resolution to pass the cenventinn and to be presentd at the next Legislature The eonvetninn urg ed that immediate action be taken to prepare a national bill. prepare riF.f EiVOKK ,u; v i \ IX RAILROAD SHOPS Adopt It. YORK, Sept. 2:’,.—That tlie growth of the \company union\ idea will result in the return of pierevvork with a ronseqiient increase in railroad shop lalior elliciency and a possible reduction in shop personnel is the as sertion of both bankers and railroad le elliciency and speed 'Stimatod to be around executives. Increase of repairs aro est 3n or 40 per cent, when shops are run on a piecework ha.sis, Piecework tell by the way with the advent of Feder.-vl control and since the return to pri vate management strenuous efforts have been made to bring back the old partiality of the BriUsli action regari ing Turkey and Greece and pointe that Sir Charles Harrington, c ider-in-chlefder-in-chlef of the British foi man of the In the Dardanelles, had sent the same proeianiatlon to Mustnpha Kemal that I'cO' sentent to ihee Creelreeks s to ih G Tl.e nritl.'-h m i iipatlon. siraits- >(1 on tlie grounds that it i.ssary for the freedom of the If Unix 1 iipied. ihe premhr stilted, oiiiy armored ships would be able lo 'atlllze tlie .'traits \’iVe do not wi.vh to hvdd Chnnak and Gallipoli in the Interests of the British Empire. \ Lloyd George statnl. \We de not claim that Great Britain alone should have Ihe hliiiv of controlling Ihe \Contrarllv. around lamld, of the Brltlah French Cuhinet Agrees. HARIS. Sept. 23.-^The French cabl et has approved tho text of the I \’^h Fhe threat of a holy war. r im India, was the principal new worry for the Allied dip the Allied dipIoipaU. C. & 0. SHOPMEN YYILL RETl'RX TO TYOKK. Va., Sept. 23.—SotUe- rike at the Chegapeake a Ohio railroad shopmen has been ef- fec ted and instructions are being la- sued today for all to return to Work Immediately. The strlltlng clerk* w ere not Included In the agreement and will not ho considered for rein- J It by the coinpany. It wax ,r- BABE’S A FATHER AND PROUD ONE Swat King’s Danghtfr Dorothy ii 16 Months Old-Was ■ Wee .NEW YORK. Sept. 23.—\Sure. Babe’s a father and a mighty proud one. He* name's Dorothy and she’s sixteen dor the I.eague of Nations in the in- ‘ractivc ■* ■ -he terest of all nations alike.\ Tlie premier stated the Roumanians believed that the freedom of the straits, was a matter of life and death ipplled to Rns for them. Thi' sia, he said. I.loyd George exeorialod Ish record during the war. \The Turks in Asia Minoi rer saw,\ Mrs. Babe Ruth, tho >*1- t little wife of t great King said this morning. She expressed some eurprile that^ the news was just leaking out j , \I thought all the newspaper boy* y knew about it. \Wo certnlhly ' 4 14 scoop you all. didn’t woT’ she aatd vvi^h great amusement baby was such a \The Turks in Asia Minor were re- when II came Into the W( snnnsihle in 1914 and the early months ! had to be placed Into an Incub of lOl.'i, for Ihe deaths of half a mil-'handled like a tiny little Honon rhri.stinns.hri.stinns. withoutithout provocation,rovocation, it developed sufflclcnUy. H r w p and purely in wanton cold blooded massacres,\ he said, “in 1918. tho premier stated, the Allies felt they were under obligations to ■ The baby was such a wee little T ltlic when II came into the world, th a t it had to be placed into an in s to r -u d ............ plant imtn vent a recurrenee of the massacre and then fore Southeastern Anatolia was mandated to Greece\ When I.loyd ’■Babe, you know, has worries that you boys anything about and the i s Y i C s m ™ est of them.\ /’ Mrs. WmilHn’t Rnhf* c o n c e rn ^ ^ jf the slight* st of them Mrs. Ruth said. Wouldn’t Babe have been m ore ased -with a boy,\ she was asked. nress tm turmd to Austen rhamber- not. He was tickled to death,\ sb* lain and asked it any essential po in t'ar ’”'—--^ - of a mnn followed the pair an innocent stroll, ind then sprang out and confronted them, rhai'lotte. 15. thinks the woman mm-l have been accompanied by a man. Who assisted her in the killing which folowed. The girl gave the po lice tlic name of the suspertod jealous .\uHiorities today planned to ex hume the bodies of the Rev. Mr. Hall and Mrs. Mills, in an effort lo detor- mine the number of time each was shci. The coroner's report stated | Hial each had been shot but once. Some who viewed the bodies, stated that Mrs. Mills's ankle w.as broken. Thi.s would Indicate a struggle. MILL HI V POWER LX ST, U4VREXCE WELLAND, Out, Sept dent 0. E. Fleming, of t organizatron, that a ’groftp of financiers was prepared to buy the power pro- p o s e a . t o h e ^ » \I can say to you now,” he said, •\that so far as the cost of the enter prise is concerned, ■ ' Ontario & M'eslern and Lackawanna. In the rase of Ihe Pennsylvania and New Haven s.v.stems the men already are on the piecework basis. Other roads which have not as yet formed company u-nions a re expected to do so with the Exception of the lines which have signed agreements with the shop- craft leaders, automatically putting their men under control of the nation al organization. WASHINGTON, SepL 23.—Army officers stationed here today ap- lauded the new order under which saluting on the street will no luting regulations, officers have often saluted a score of times In a sions when officers stop_tc each other on the street. P MAOI «MHM,N.Y.105ti
