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With 4 i States, cluding Utah, Combating Stand Taken in Little Rhodys Appeal. . - . WASHINGTON', March 1. Twenty-o- n tales Joined with tt.O federal government today In asking the upreme court 4o digit teg the wait brought by Rhode Island to test the validity, of the federal prohibition amendment. Subscribing to a brief filed by Char'es 11 Hughe with the court permlaalon, and which ashed dismissal of the case on the ground that no Justifiable question were Involved, were Delaware. North Carolina, Kentucky, Louisiana, Indiana, Alabama, Maine, Arkansas, Michigan, Florida, Oregon, Kansas, West Virginia, "'"Nevada, Nebraska, Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah and Arizona.. Dismissal of the suit was opposed in another brief presented by Attorney General Herbert A. Rice of Rhode Island, , who asserted that the government's view thst the amendment is "ifnassailable," could i'pr.ly lead tongrif y a'lj opprvs- - " yon on .Vrjyirtciitd Monday; T T 4 , l vt Another dev .lopment ln the proceedings was indefinitely postponed by permission of the court, of arguments, to have been heard next Monday, to permit appeal Infrom Kentucky and Massachusetts, volving the amendment's validity, to be heard. Assistant Attorney General Frierson Indicated tonight arguments might be heard March 15. In asking permission to file the brief, Mr. Hughes told the court that officials state had o' nineteen of the twenty-on- e communicated with him directly reistlve to opposing the suit, while governors of tne other two, Nevada and Kansas, bad to irclude them. given him authorityMr. "Rhode Island,' Hugues said In hi does not bring Its bi.l of coni-lulbrief, to enforce any property right or any Interest of the stato which oau be regarded as the proper subject of judicial L'uislderation. If this court may consider t le question .whether an amendment not expressly prohibited by the constitution can validly be adopted, It Is submitted t.mt there Is nothing in the nature of the e'ghteenth amendment which exposes It t the charge of Invalidity. nt u Not Subject to Review. ' We submit that the conception In the bill of complaint, that ad amendment duly submitted by congress d of each bouse, on the vote of and duly ratified by the legislatures of of the stales, is still subject to Jjdieial review, and may be held for 1. aught through Judicial action by virtue of a process of Implied restrictions upon the amending power, Is a conception of t.ie most extravagant character and opposed to the fundamental principles of our government. No principle of judicial action can possibly be invoked for sustaining such an authority. "The truth Is." the brief concluded, "that there Is nothing left but a question of political policy with which this court has no concern." Attorney General Rice. In his brief, the prohibition amendment to be revolutionary and a direct invasion of jurisdiction and power of the states. The theory Of the government Is s subversive of fundamental principles that Its acceptance would bring about a constitutional revolution," continues the brief. two-thir- three-fourt- Civil Liberty Endangered. "It would convert the sovereignty of the people Into a sovereignty of officials. It would endanger civil liberty and those Innumerable rights that have been Inherited from the common law since the time of Magna Charta. Under Its application the boundary between federal and state auat will. In fact, thority could be beahifted absorbed by the federal all power might government and the states become dependencies only in name, for the mere purpose of having equal representation in The bnef declares that artitbs senate. to cle V of Atie constitution relating amendments only provides for Lie corof In committed errors rection framing the consntution." The proposal of the eighteenth amendment to "t.is states," the brief asserts. Is and Is unconstitutional Heretofore, it fs stated, conproceeding. lisa amendments to the proposed gress "legislatures of the several states." Agreement Is Reached and Men Are Ordered to Re-, turn to Work. PABXs, Mareh L The strike on its Preach railroads ended tonight. An understanding vrsj reached between the directors of the railways and the railroad men, and iha national federation immediately ordered tha re 1 " sumption of work. Railroad federation delegates met railway 'directors on the initiatiie of the federation - end an agreement wan reached on most points of the federations program, which really was not in dispute. Difficulty cross over pciititlc-- j to be imposed on the strikers. Finally it was decided to appeal to Premier Mrllerand. The premier a proposal, no pay for the daya of the strike, no punishment for refusing the formal request to return to work, and a review by eaeb director in a spirit of justice of all punishments, "proved acceptable. The executive committee of the general federation of labor issued a statement that the, federation of railroad men had advised the committee it had obtained satisfaction for all claims. The committee, which had already with the railtaken steps to roaders, the statement added, took note of the situation thus arising. , - a Orders for a general strike of French railroad men were issued Saturday by the National Federation of Railroad Men. The walkout was ealled in sym pathy with a strike of the men of the Paris, Lyons k Mediterranean Railway company because of the discharge of a worker for having absented himself from duty to attend a uniee meeting. Almost immediately after the deelara tion of the general strike, the government combatted the movement by ordering a mobilization for military duty of all railroad men, which seemed to dampen the ardor of the employees to strike. , BORDEN ON WAY TO SOUTH . CAROLINA NEW YORK, March 1. Btr Robert Bor den, premier of Canada, who arrived today from Liverpool via Halifax, returning from England, where he warn guest of the British government, win leave tomorrow for Charleston, & C. Lady Bor. den will accompany him. Sir Robert was met here by three Canadian officials, J. A. Caider, minister of immigration; C. D. Reid, minister of railways, and L. C. Christie,- legar adviser of tho department of external affairs. Sir Robert declined to make a statement, but in a talk at a concert on the ship, he declared one of the greatest result the world could expect from the war was a full undemanding between the commonwealth of the - British empire and that of the American people.. These two nations, he said, could, by united action, have prevented the war, OF RUSS FROZEN TO DEATH HUNDREDS LONDON, March 1. Severe froels and snow hurricanes have prevailed in southern Russia with an Intensity unprecedented in twenty year, aays a Moscow wireless. There Is a great shortage of fuel and the suffering of refugees is terrible,- - hundreds having been frozen to death. Geddee Named to Post New Procedure Invoked. LONDON, March 1. Appointment of Tbs different course which was pursued Btr Auckland Geddee as British ambassador to the United Btates was officially In this Instance was adopted understand with a purpose." continues the announced today. The ambassador will inglTfd leave for America In about a month. brief. "It was necessary to depart from tne practice which hyi always heretofore The high cost o( living at Washington ordained, in order to carry out the new has been an obstacle to finding a suitconstitutional doctrine that tha word able man willing to take the ambarea-dorshl- p at the salary allowance. This amendment in article V Includes proposals will be considerably raised, according to field of absolute sovcovering the whole I reports. ereignty. .niend-ir.e-.- t. "I.i ti e croposa' of the ncilncr a power nor a subject maiCaptain Connor tn Lear Army. ti.e scope of t 's federal ler we. with. On the contraiy Special te The Tribuae. oeal rove- - invoh el 'resided in the WASHINGTON, March L Captain Apeonlc of the respective states and lbert H. Connor ef Sand Point, Idaho, in t im eaciush eiy. It was necessary. who ha been on duty In Washington L.ereftre. in order to obtain a surrender the phat nli.e month in the Judge advoor such power, to propose the cate general s office, has left for Nan a n end. tier. t to those who possessed It. hYanciaco, where, on his own application, tgnizlrg tne recessry, congress he will be discharged from the army, lie will esum private law practice about March IS. (CosUuued Ott Pajs XL Column 4.) ed M t. xt ed Power - Second Frazer Brother, Victim of Bandit Raid in Arizona, ; Dies as Result ' of- - Wounds. In- , Management Bench Decul i Action Taken Federal r Under, the Slicrm Antitrust S t a t u t DiviM-- d a " ' Twenty-on- e Own Ray A. Corcoran, Min- First Time in 26 Months. Decision, Reached to Let Ratification ing Superintendent at Treaty Pachuca, Is Assassinat- Interstate Commerce Com- Fight Go 'Into thr ed While in His Office. mission Has Sweeping Political ' Campai" n. . -- NOGALES, Arts., March 1. Fulfilling a promise made to Colonel E. O. Carnahan, XT. 8. In command here, and Francis- - J, Dyer, American consul at Nogales, Sonora, Mexican - military - authorities today dispatched federal troops from Baric, Mexico, In an effort to apprehend E. Lara and an pniden- tifled companion, charged with the murder of Alexander J. Frazer and the fatal wounding of his brother, John Frazer, at Montana Camp, Friday afternoon, when tho postoffice etore was robbed ef money and merchandise valued at of Supervision. ojKra-l:- i and privilege accorded the JL . . rier by th nw railroad law. March J w 'm e WASHINGTON, T. e commission's, announcement explained "that provision of law against rat that for tbs preset. t their labors to hr- - reduction prior to September 1 without tb ere a vpeace treaty dead'o-the commissioner's approval war manto rnO ed of time, senate leaders datory, but that changes ta rate regulathe treaty out ef the way of "rut- and practice in got tions, tUislficailon f and to PTf jjj.jj at, - -. Car' j - l'.-- 1 i t) lat Berlin Clearing House for Elements' Promoting Unrest Everywhere in Old W orld Colonel n. Carnahan, commanding officer of the Nogales military district, deRefugees, clared today he waa convinced the Mexican mdltaT authorities in Sonora wer Spirits in oolng their utmost to apprehend the culprits. He repeated his denial that any American troops had crossed the line. I have just had a conference with the Mexican military officials stationed By PARKE BROWN. opposite here, and I have been assured that they are doing their best to capture 1820, by the Chicago Tribune ) the bandits." Colonel Carnahan said. (Copyright. yuTJX', March L While all the are in units pursending cavalry "They world recognizes there M.u consuit and have asked the civilluns in tn the neighboring territory to be on the nection between Bolshevism lookout for the men. in Turkey, re- uprisings Russia, Colonel Carnahan added he did not be- j lrba"ces In be,Uon ' have there would be any punitive expe-- 4 Ff'pt' Afghanistan. rd ditlon into Mexsco as the result of the; Persia, the outbreak ' I troubles in Syria, the revolutionary move attack on the Fraser brothers. the actus, net of Inter- tncl,urthnnteACMre,x1coA wUhAu? except for occasional conspiracies, consent of the Mexican authorities locking the to International la. aocordm revelations, remains a complete mystery. But civilised nations are beginning to Bandits Evade Capture. delect that Berlin is becoming a great Sheriff Earhart returned to Nogales of these house for fomenter early today-- after a fruitless chase lasting clearing 38 hours. disorders, which are prolonging the war 'We followed the men just up to the in- long beyond the signing of the supposed ternational line and no further. Sheriff world peace. one time we were withEairhart said. Berlin is now the meeting place for east in eix hours Of t.iem. They had nearly of both Here the radical hours' sixteen start of us. and west. Tlie posse left hers Saturday morning hemispheres can meet, scheme and plot and returnej to Montana camp, the scene And ene of the most insistent wearers of of the mjrder kmt night. Sheriff Earhart expressed confidence this net of conspiracies is the crafty Tuik, that the Mexican military authorities wouid be able to capture the fugitives. Craft of the Turk. The posse led by Sliesff Earhart was Turkeys leaders. in the great war are forced to return because the horses and bloodhounds of tlie party became ex- here to Germany. They are active at ail hausted after hours of travel over the times, plentifully supplied with money. rugged mountain trails. One of tha bancautious. propadits was reported a having been seen secretive,is Usuea, hutOccasionally what' the Turks near Sarlc, .Sonora, thirty-fiv- e mile ganda southwest of Nogales. really are doing is a mystery to occiDenial that his posse had crossed the dentals. Mexican tine in the pursuit of the banOnly a Turk can penetrate the secrets dits that killed Alexander Fraser and The author of the following articles ia a J. A.- Frazer, American storekeepers at Moslem, a former citizen of the United newspaper work In WashRubypostoffice, was made here today States, whosewas published in the news-p- a Cruz ington later by Ray R. Earhart. sheriff He Is under pers of Constantinople. county, who led the party in search of sentence of death prodounced In a military the culprits, of La. ad court under the presidency tebel Lenders Caught. iasha. Turk t--f "MOHAMMED BEY. Armistice the Turk residing SINCE the Germany include th. following high officials: grand vizier ; Enver PaTalsat sha, war minister and commander-in-chie- f; Djemal Pasha, minister of the navy; Axmi Dye mat Bey, governor of Trebicte; Dr. Nasbm Bey, president of the notorious committee of union end progress; Bedri Bey. governor of Constantinople, and Azmi Bey, chief of police of Constantinople not only been convicted of They pollthal crime, but also of theft, roboery and murder, and they are row freely moving snout in German, frequent.y changing their residence or traveling in bw Itzeriend, where they have headquarters both in Lsusanne and Zurlcn, but a'savs maintaining communication wtb Berlin, where the greet headquarter under Talaat Faaha ia maintained. Thv are the founoera of toe "romrn't-t- e.of un.o.i and progress wnlch everBy Psh. . JJ. Case d,a.vvqa,n v A" ' L.V ' I l, N, 1 li.l , H, BniKoead u a!, v l a'tcr i ett .'Ilivst vp t' t.f' lor g fi,ug the no'i of combination -- b.l Ju.m a u ed bora today -lU.al 1 Cul f'OTl l - a . for ahennan antitrust Du with ad charges t'l. a for I t e.vcj a. v d a!Ieg-- d u , , r , o . i r , t , .c i tv . j " h j Eenato. Rank). cad ,t ti yea, o d and steel i ,i i eo'porat ,f j ... j had been a tretr,u' of t senate , White ai.d . J, 18ST. He fctut bcc-- i lo LI bd ft, who acnouhvet nearly a moral. Ills tar.Ji. on had not Domes and Vr tie uewrlir. J- - ce ; been considered rcrlons, i ovetcr, and uni, mion. til teday his r. V.ai.a liad Ycported linn gave the j, i ic , Jusucei Pitney t la t.e jus. Stendlfy improv r g. ; McK'ypolds and bran,. be senate anjuurned as a mark O" the former ha 'rg b c os soon as renator La 'nvtd a g death Was j'mo'.ir ed Hi the t ner. dull- - a the i, t , van i . i t ' . brna.or I,ir' . if 4 ' , i jf.ou j, , t '.vr- or tfe v itVtn ,it r.'e veteran of the conieut rate a, it's i.i the poiiitmenf lo ih tic ah. leader In tlie work ef trie body. He tv th decree, ofiaialiy b.an.J committee on public buildings and rivers thePrimarily, corporation as a "good" cumulus io.i and liarbora, and was autnor of the law for federal aid to poet roads. Tn Rank-hea- d with it legality established. highway to run from Washington, Fuitlter, Uie court held t i.St prep, D. C, to Los Angeles, is named for him. lu Industry of corporate to. A son, IV llllam Brockman Bankhead, b) hot alone now represents the Tenth Alabama dissufficient tau trict in congress. for their dissolution. P.ucms t;.a ii . c-- -i v -- Liv. loi-no- , (Us-utn- g -- &- -d io. ji 1 . , I . -j -- " Far-Reachin- ISSUE IN SEATTLES ELECTION SOVIETISM Opinion. j" Tlie court also gave a new and judicial Inteipreiatioii or xppt cation of the Sherman taw, a.ia.ago to It famous "Rule of Reason In t io Standard Oil and tobaccy "trust ui. l , by declaring public Interest must be sidered In applying the law. The pub interett. it was ueld. wou.d not be tci t 1 and might bo injured by disaqiving t. a steel conctru. Dissolution of the corporation aid i.i principal aubsidiar.cs waa urged in I. diseenting opinion. The minority dared List the antitrust law was v luted; that there has been o ',!. nt otorious and continued violation' o' provlbions and that approval of ilUgu.! born combinations "would practically n. hul the bherman lew by judicial decree. Agreeing that mere size of a corpou Us genesis Is legal, is not tion, providing r inhibited, the minority vigorously disnew Sherman ruling reth approved of the pubquiring judicial consideration a lic interest, bud' conclusion, they necessarily results in a practical nullification of the act itself.' . C'aid-wet- EXPERT l's , I -- ' Complete Victory. v letm The decision was a, comp.e for the corporation and its one huimrc'! and eighty subsnlLrtes. said to comp'" the worlds greatest Industrial coinb.iI !ft tion, with assets of more than two lion dollars. It also dismissed proceei ings against a score of individual mi lionaire defendants. Including Chatrma i Elbert H. Gary of th steel corporal mi. Charles M. Schwab. John D, Rockefei.e , the late J. P. Morgan, Andtew Caraeg Henry. C, Erick and others. Agar.v these the government had asked iujaui-tlon- s f against Illegal acts. A so the decree marked utter route ' Vr the government In Us suit, which w.-- -s I federbegun in 1911 in the New Jersey eourt, and which has been one of tne most and voluminous most coatj longest, proceedings In supreme court annul. 1 m fdi a small which rot of case, recotds waa twice argued in the high court, 1. March, 1917, and again last October . x during the a u truce, suspending action was agreed upon In 1918. leaves the gov decree Although today's eminent free to bring new proceed. ng for specific and present practices deernj in conflict with th antitrust latv. de-: justice offictoais declared o partment of been future acttvi given thought had -- -- -- , v -- TRIAL McKennas two-thir- A itb', to-v.- -- The purpooe of the conference undoubted' is to prolong the disturbances of the world peace and to create discord among members of the entente, the latter design pparentiy beginning to harvest success. They believe the greatest asset Is the Jealousy of France. England and Itaiy, but their chief hope finally of reraining control of all Turkey after hanging to the nearest street lamp the men who condemned them to death, lies in prolonging dlsturtwrces such as those in Egypt, Persia and Afghanistan, whlth are completely occupied by armies of tnese nations. Naturahy they bav the full cooperation of soviet Russia. Whether these men are eb'e to prolong the world flames indefinitely is uncertain, but the sooner the menace of tnetr activity is understood the better chame of wor.d pea1. l jitmi ij a decision tie u'jpr- court refused to dl- p e F t , bta ;s Me- - ! corporutic n a u !, d.atlcq, ccrpr.sli g the lrjL. Ihe govermems (Chicago Tribune Special Service) SEATTLE, Wash., March 1 Lpon the Outcome of Seattle' municipal election tomorrow depends, perhaps, tlie most mo- mentous Issue that has ever been brought to the pollc for settlement, that of sovietism. James Duncan, one of the leaders in the attempted rebellion of February, I31S, is the onlv candidate against Major Hugh M Caldwell, an man and lawyer. Major headquarters claim the election by 20,000. At the Duncan headquarters in the Labor temple the election is claimed by 4000. Even money has been wagered In considerable amounts by the radicals that Duncan will be the next mayor, but the commoner bet ia on Caldwells majority In other quarters. Duncan surthose who claim to be posted on threw Abdul Hafiz and conducted the gov. prisedmatters when he defeated by several erament of Turkey until the close of the such thousand C, B. Fitzgerald at the great war. At that time they executed primaries votes February 17. countleds thousands of opponents, confisThe radicals have five candidates on cating their fortunes. Some of them also tomorrow ticket for the city council. robbed the government and people of Immense sums through war contracts. Therefore, the moment the end of the war was in sight, they fled to Germany, CAPE COD CANAL IS and are continuing ihetr atrocities (here. CLOSED DY SQUABBLE From Berlin they keep in contact with the whole orient. When other means are BUZZARDS BAY, Mass., March lacking, couriers keep communications open to India, Egypt, Persia and AfghanCape Cod canal waa closed todav, istan, but there always is direct commua controversy over its nication with Turkey, Anatolia and the as a result of Caucasus. Of course, they also ar in ownership. Pilots and bridge tenders constant touch with th soviet govern- were withdrawn when the railroad adment of Russia, which Is an extremely ministration relinquished control at and the Boston, Cap Cod k simple matter from Berlin. But so excellent are th connections that not only midnight, New York Canal company, former ownare they able to exchange Information ers, had issued no order today to rewith ail these points, but to transmit sume operations. funds and even arms and ammunition. The difference between the govern Also they have connection with certain German circles and men of influence, ment and the canal company grew out which I hope to show later conclusively. of the question of the value of the canal. The government seized the canal One In Munich bv the right of eminent domain and In addition to Berlin headquarters, there entered suij; to have a jury fix the is another in Munich where Djemal Pasha price. The jury set the value of tho is in charge. That is the connecting link canal at $16,701,201. The government with Switzerland, where Ismail Hakkl had offered $8,250,000. An appeal from was taken and is pend' Pasha commands. To demonstrate the the jury award ' j Important Swiss connections, it is only ing. to remind readers of the mysterious source of funds for the Egyptian national comTESTIMONY IN mittee. which operates in Switzerland. Berlin headquarters are a pension or NEWBERRY private hotel recently I bought obvious, y as a residence for Asm Djemal Bey, but really as an titunuf for the secret govGRAND RAPIDS, Mich.. March 1. Exernment of Turkey, for of the testimony on the book arid report recently elected members of Turkish par- pert of Frank B'a r, treasurer of th Newof these forces. berry senatorial campaign committee, ocliamentary partisans herever the important meeting mere much of tooay s session of the held recently there musuhave been a big cupied trial and as a consequence the conference, as Enver Pallia came to Ber- Newberry case was not lin from the Caucasus and Kernel Pasha, government however. F. R.completed. DaJIev, assisthead of the Anatolian insurrection, with ingTonight, again said he was attorney officers of his staff, was her tn the last within a day general, of ending the case. few daya To Prolong Unrest. of Concern; Is' Dismiss.':, Washington,, in Cip.tal Protected by Germany, Moving Fomenting Uprisings in Islamic Countries. "t pability I i c to DT ad, 77, Passes Away Ilin :ss After Month al 'w-Uca- Tfin h cs how-eve- A Opinion Strongly Hold to Cut- - S3 - MEXICO CITY, March 1. Cmlo Are-ni- s, a rebel leader, has been captured by secret military police at Puebla, according to a telegram from Governor Alfonso Cabrera of tho state of Puebla, made public here lautt mri. Arenas wa taken into custody when he atto the of enter Puebla after tempted lea Tiny the yulf coastettjregion About a a year sjro brigade of soldiers under command of Arenas and protetiny the interoceantc after raUvay revolted Arenas received a large sum for the Payment of the troops. Since t lai time t.U force lias been onersttnf mrJi constancy decrease success in outJj wg portions of Puebla and Tuiwala announce the capBernfof'trm ture of iUrceJoreptris Caravo m- - the state of Tl.i bandit has attained Tamsutipas. considerable notoriety and General Francisco Muryuta came te this city for a conference with President arrsna re- on Fa?e 11, Column 6.) (Continued Dissenting e ra:t id wh'ch a decision tad been entered by tlie ing legislation the ratlfivation fiht sxisio l'e commission, would bo effective on tho date by . campaign. designated. All changes In rates and clasUnder the plan, compro-ni-- , , sifications effective prior ta today will I are tions dfl tha reservation to arr,-eland, the faiktcment said. n I to , be resdoptlon l." drorped, Tlie United Stale, railroad administratlast s"- - c i of rrservstoa program ion, the goverfimei.tal ag.ncj which foe t t be completed a a torms.ity, Sna more than jear has controlled 'the . operation of tie nation's railroad era terns, then a flnaj vote Is to be taketr 40 put - . , lie treaty Into the earn pa urn. -today passed out of .existence. ' borne senator predicted tonight a final Hines Alone Remains. . vote, which It Is goceded win record anOf the staff ef director and executive ' who controlled t'- - roads during governother failure to ratify, wouid com w Rhiii 5300. , -, ment operation Director General Hines three (lays. Among ,mot leaders, He remains. sloue remair simply to clear LAREDO. Texas, Maa.h the pr Uction was that the smoull.y A. up matter left pending Then the governCorcoran, 'an American .pH.nsn,- - superinment ceJnqn'shed control. These mclnde dering dehato would Like si leit most o f'aimt cont.hcts arid ,t- of til Week tx bum J'seif, put, tendent 4l the Bun l a. Gerti tula .Minins tiioimaruls e. l o nnt 3 nor' an a company at Uechuoa fu the 'Utxuauat: FoiCed emocraU. of Luoaltfo, uiioV isml killod Sat- - j i road U4 ubjeyto action Was Tne - doc slon to hasle.-urday In fr.B ofTice by a clerk, accord- , conreached when leaders, Republican to information received ing her. today block Democrats could that the vinced I local by representatives of the company. transportation ajwtema to private owner reservaRelatives are try ing to obtain permission ship, but Ilt'ls jurisdiction Is retained by ratification unless the article N to insist government. Under its terms the In- tion wer modified, determined to bring the body to the United States the into ratificatha reservation go the commerce that commission la given terstate for burial. Column on 1L S.) Continued ea Fag A Column 3.) Page (Continued NOGALES, Ariz., March 1. With the death here early today of J. A. Frasier, American storekeeper of Ruby postoffloe, thirty miles from here, tho death .toll as a result of a raid by Mexican bandits on Frazer's general store Friday was Increased to two. Alexander Ftazer, J. A. Fraser's brother and business patty ner, died from wounds Friday shortly after the attack. No Punitive Expedition. ' Readopticn of G. O.; P. IVASHl.NGTuN. Maren I. Railroads of Plan to Be Had rs the country, for the first time in muni. is UnCer their Own UFoiccJI were formally notified today V,T.J Formality; interstate commission powers delegated to that body and i,t: by Opposing Groups.! fluids car- EIGHT CHINESE DIE IN BURNING HOUSE Conclusions. The conclusions of Juetide McKcnr s opinion were; tVe are unab'.s to see t.at the .pui Interest will be served ty yielding to t contention of the government reepectng the dissolution of the company or tlie of its suhsid sries aratlon from it of some nd we do see in a tontrarv connu-'- " Lie to puoiic interest. I, rr a risk of injury of. and eluding a material rdlsturbance lo. t'.e may be a seriousI" detriment to the tv submission And trade. of the law and Its fortifying pro of puramouJM tions, tlie pubile interest re?4rd.w the eorporatlont Kegardin cy, t Justice MtKenua quoted from decree wniM. he Mid, the n.&jurity cf the high eourt endorses a follows It rrtorteI to none of the bruiah? liluaai o'9 or tramu8 that the ra It till not ne combmaUone. It IiJ ro. lnrreiKf ' freteht profits by redoutig It . 1 prtw ior WALLA WALLA, Wash., March L Bodies of eight Chinese have been recovered from the ruins of a house which burned here tonight. It waa believed there were at least two mo-- a Kvdies in the rums. The police were informed the fire was started hr fire crackers used in n en'ilo'efta ofnatrvr ! ilif celebrating the Chinese new year. u t Iatort the 1 t on b iis New Postmaster Appointed. nor ii prodiK-uc o Special to The Tribes. t of ihr r, it did it 9 v ' t.t Char! P. compefUrji WASHINGTON. March cnp it U i Goodnow has been appo.nted postmaster orrus. I ( Lif Horn, bye, Miicrecdlng W. A. 'e t l.u-e- . Frank K. Peyton wnl ln its rrtev t reMgred. as postn aster at succeed J - F Rod Lowman, Idaho, (Coutluaed cu Ft; 2, Cj.jp 3 2J ohr 1 , ra n 1 If 1 ti ''3 f -- 1 , i i f I. |