Grants Pass daily courier., May 24, 1921, Image 1

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AMMMTATED I'KEMH HEKVKJE
GRANTS PAHH, JOSEPHINE (X)l'NTY. OK BOON,
voi.. XI., No. ina.
TI IK DAY, MAY 34, |WM.
WHOLE .Mt MBEK 32M4.
Boy Garilnt-r, Wanimi In i'onrstion
Willi Mall Holdup < ’aptured In
Saloon liy Polir Officers
SEES PLOT IN COM STRIKE
San Francisco, May 24.--(A P.i
■ toy Gardner, who was wanted In
connection with th» mall robbery
Friday night waa captured at lloae
villa last ulght while playing cards
In • saloon Two postal inspectors
and two Southern Pacific officer«
made the capture. Gardner escaped
near Portland laat June
(•erma« Tlirrr-fold lisa« Filili I ull*
Hun Francisco, May
fllment Utili laMrt I rw W<-rk»
¡Gardner ha» denied
Hays E tigli»Il < oal Baroli
24. -(A. P.J —
any connection
'with the mall robbery on Friday In
which 51 sacks were ripped open and
the mall clerk robbed
I rem II Offi. lai. Expr>'*<e
Optimism
Toward Question After « '«all of
AnilMiasiulor Mayer
Chicago, May 24.— (A. P.J—The « jjj - oj,- EVERY FACTOR OF
ENDED Hl PEEKING I1M AI SE NO
rates of pay and the classification»
AMERICAN BUSINESS IS
HOPE FOB KHUOVEKY W'AH
established b> the railroad labor!
BESPOKEN
HELI» BY PHYSICIAN
board's wage award of last July wil^
i >e used as a basis ot reductions when i
the board hands down its new wage!
ini.
¡decision on June 1. The board has 4 I IL h I |IH
arrived at a tentative scale ot per- »».LILU LUHF
centagea which will cut the present.
rates 10 per cent to 15 per cent a«-!
A grimi ture Empha-
Januw T. Andetwoa, Mayer, Calls
cording to the claas of employes at-
>4ae<l In Adder» Before 120th Ses­
Son-in-law by Telephone and latter
footed
I
sion of New York < < on menial
Gives Helf to Sheriff
Many at Cave Camp—
A party of 25 teachers and high
Paris, May 24
I A. I’.) Germany
New York, May 24.—(A. P.) —
Portland. May 24 -(A. P.)—Jh>-|scbool pupils from Ashland are re­
»» Earl C. Itcwvcsi
1 N. 8 Staff Correspondent
T Anderson. 69, killed his wife by ported to be spending today at ihe The cooperation of every factor of
nlcatlon of yesterday on the Silesian
I a>n<lon, vi.o M
< I N •*- » —
crushing her skull with an axe as she J<»ephine Caves, having made the American business and industry to
question, the reply declaring in effect
Lenin, the agent of Germany, who Iturai H<-I i < h 4» f'losliiff—
trip from the Williams creek side put the nation's house in order after
early today, because she was yesterday Many are visiting the the dislocation of war was bespoken
Only a few of the rural schools of that Germany had taken most rigor-
waa sent to Russia with ten million
dollars of German money with which Josephine county are still In session oua measures toward the closing of suffering and a physician pronounced caves this season, the most of them. by President Harding last night at a
to remove Ituealn from the war. Is to­ ¡Of thoae, the schools at Jones Creek. Its frontier with Upper Silesia and no hope for her recovery, according It Is said, going In from the Williams dinner here celebrating the 125th an­
day working in the interests of Ger­ No. 25, and at !»ryden. No. 6, are towards obliging the volunteer con- to , roufeMlon Anderson was report- side because extra effort has been niversary-ot the New York Comtner-
After Ambassador May-| ,
,
_
many t>y attempting to wprMd rwvolu-. closing oti Wednesday. No. 2 district, to disband
.
.u _
.
,
»d to have made to District Attorney made by ranchers there to supply clal-
were op- _
tlon In England, thereby removing I st Holland, closes Thursday and Nos ers call the French officials
good horses for those who wish
Agriculture, labor and business
,.
,,,,
Evans. His wife was 71.
,
, _ . , them. Twenty animals were furnish­ management, he declared, must stand
her from the field of Industrial com­ 30 and 24, at Dlmmlck and Merlin, timiatlc regarding the I |q<er Silesian
The
couple
recently
celebrated
will < loee on Friday.
situation.
....
..
...
petition
together in the confident purpose ot
their golden wedding anniversary' and ed the Ashland party.
Such la the interpretation of Ute
reconstruction He asserted that al­
had
raised
nine
children.
Anderson
s«l« »lion truly Meet!ng—
fa< la behind Britain's present Indus­
though the United States did not
called his son-in-law by telephone and i
Adjutant Sidney Cooke will speak
trial crisis glvAn by the Duke of
; want to live in isolation and selfish­
later gave himself up.
z
al the special meeting at the Salva-'
Northumberland. England's gr<<aleat
ness, its duties to the world could
tlon Army hall on G street. Wedn»--'
land owner and coal barpu
best be performed by giving its st-
day evening
Ha abeolvea the great rank and
I tention first to the rehabilitation of
Teacher. lx*«ving—
file of labor from the charge of be­
its own resources.
Several of the teachers of the!
Ba.eimll Tonight—
ing thA conscious tools of lx<niu, and
I
Grants Pass schools have already left
Mr. Harding promised that govern­
The Twilight league baseball game
honce of Germany, but d*«dar>*s that
the city for visits home, following
ment
ment Interference
Interference with
with business
The
commercial
fishing
season
for
between the Presbyterians and the ' the close of school this morning On
the attempt to exteud Britain's coal
London. May 24.— (A. P.)—A dis- would be reduced to a
minimum
ehlnook
salmon
on
iKogue
river
open
­
Baptists
will
be
played
tonight,
to
be
■trike to the Triple Alliance, includ­
¡No. 12 Mrs. Waters and Miss Lita l»atch from Cairo reports a slight re- while government cooperation
with
ed
last
Sunday
at
6
p.
m.
for
the
first
called at 6:30 o'clock.
ing railway and transport workers If
Waters, who has been teaching in the currence of the trouble at Alexandria,: all properly conducted businesses
time
under
the
new
law
setting
the
■
1
1
realized, soulil have meant, and waa
East school, left for Salem
Miss and that a demonstration has begun'would be expanded. He declared his
oi'enlng dale on .May 15th. The Mac- lawyraa for North—
Intended to mean revolution
I
Edith
Lindsay,
of
the
high
school
, in the provinces,
j purpose to reverse the tendency in
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swope left this
“The main purpose and origin ut leay cannery Is the only packing es­
faculty,
left
on
the
same
train.
for|
■
some quarters “to regard business as
tablishment
operating
on
the
river
at
morning
for
an
atrto
trip,
via
Buick.
<
the strike remain a aeuled book to
Corvallis. Mrs. Yannke acorn pan ied ‘ Alexandria. May 24.—(A. P.) — dishonest until it should prove itself
present,
and
it
Is
understood
about
to Springfield, Eugene and Portland
moat Eugliahmen,” he said.
her daughter, Genevieve Yannke, high, Casualties in rioting are officially re­ honest and to regard big busineea in
They will vlslt^gelatlves at Spriqf
"The riret fact to realize ta that we th boats are turning In fish
school teacher, who is gotng to ported to be 12 Europeans and 36 business as acrlme.”
The
Madeuy
Estate
oompanP
’
»f-
!
field and will arrive In Eugene in
kava in our midst today a powerful
killed and 191 persons
Emphasizing the fundamental im­
cents for c.hlnooks and the 1 time for the Shrine festivities there Salem. Miss Eva Parrott, left for natives
enemy organization working for our fared 0
¡Newburry.
¡wounded. Officials consider the na- portance of agriculture, he asserted
a
price
was
voted
satisfactory
at
The
trip
will
cover
one
month
destruction. Thia enemy organiza­
tlve movement more anti-Greek tban that the farmer was entiled to “all
tion Is known as the red luteruallunal meeting of the fishermen’s union last
against
Europeans generally.
the help the government can give him
of Moscow
It la controlled by a Saturday. In fact It is better than was,
without injustice to others." For
generally
estiniated
so
that
there
ha»
body of Raisaiaii and Jewiah adventur­
125.000 MEN FX>B NAVY IS
the wage-earner he asked sufficient
boon
I
ms friction. If not so much uc-;
ers » hose purpose Is the abolition of
VOTED BY V. 8. SENATE compensation for comfort, education
all law, order morality and religion tivity. as in past seasons.
-
and a margin of savings, while for
It
Is
understood
that
H
E
Seaborg
throughout thi- world; In fact, the de­
Washington. May 24.—(A. P.)— every other element in industry he
company,
operators
of
the
upper
can-!
struction of civilization In order to
The senate today voted 125,000 men urged a fair opportunity to do its
achieve thia purpose, the first altn nery. have the biggest portion of their
for the navy instead of the 100,000 part in reconstruction
laat
season's
i>a<'k
still
on
hand
and
is the complete overthrow of the
will
not
attempt
to
do
much
until
1
the
house provided.
jjr Harding also suggested that
San Francisco. May 24. (A. P >—•
Brtlsb Empire. !><•<»use that la the
Bellas, May 24.—(A. Pi-Elec­
the
market
Improves
somewhat.
the
nation's loans to the allies be put
prtncliMil bulwark of law and order
"The district attorney believes that tions for -parliaments in Ireland un­
Gold Beach Reporter
yuo A.MERK AN GOLFERS WIN
, ,n a more tangible form, that facili-
der
the
home
rule
bill
were
held
!
In the world
an injustice was done in the convic­
AND TWO AKE ELIMINATED.
of exchange be bettered and that
“In the course ot a few months
tion of Thomas J Mooney, -for 1916 throughout Ireland today, but only
sia
ahe
intrusted
him
with
three
Hoylake. May
24*.—(A. P i—Chick -i all
the
financial -- policies
the -- re-
In
the
north
of
Ireland
were
ballots
i
-
—
—
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Ie-nlii succeeded in demoralizing the
preparedness day itomb murder and
Russian ;Mx>ple. and in the course of tasks: First, to demoralize and ruin will present to the governor evidence cast, as the nominations for ths Bv,nB oi chieaC° »"<1 Bobbie oJnee construction period be so formulated
southerti Irish parliament were made l,f Atlanta, won victories today in the as to protect the gold standard,
four years the greatest empire In the Russia; second, to set up an organ­ substantiating this belief that w
tor the British
world had l>een r»duci>d to a chaos ization tor spreading revolution in compel him to act.'' Milton l"Hen, | without contest. Rival factions here,econd round <*
' Assuming that these things may
I j t>e iaid down as fundamentals,” he
and barbarism more degraded than the entente countries, thirdly. to assistant district attorney said today hurled bricks and stones and a fewj amateur golf championship, but
Francis Ouimet and Jesse Guilford.] . Mid
that of any savage race. The Imme­ hand Russia over to Germany. ThMe in opposing a motion to release shots were fired
----- , . “it is for us all to get back to
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of Boston, were elimnated.
I work. We must have confidence that
diate result of Lealn'e success was three tasks have now been fulfilled, Mooney under a common law plead­
CONTI NY ED RISE OF RIVERS-------------------
, things will come right. We have
that Germany was enabled. In the the third within the laat few weeks ing.
IT l*ORTLAND NOT CERTAINTY POLISH NATIONAL KEEPSAKES '
. dealt with the greatest problem hu-
Spring of 1918, to concentrate over­ The exploitation of Russia by Ger­
1
1
Portland. May 24—(A. P.)—A
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MAV END 150 Y EAR EXILE nianity ever confronted in the war.
whelming numbers In France, and al­ many has begun And it will not be
San Francisco. May 2 4.—(A. P.) —
Marsaw, May
May 24.
24. —(A.
(A. P.)
P.) —The
The 1
wm have no problem hereafter
most to Inflict a decisive defeat on very long before this flimsy peace I "Ren said the district attorney was slow, continued rise of the river isl Warsaw,
settlement,
with
its
flimsy
new
cen
­
the
forecast
with
the
Willamette
at
:
Polish
government
is
arranging
t:
t0 greater or more difficult than that
the British and -French armies When
comiieiled
to
oppose
the
present
ac-
the war camo to an end. a defeated tral European states and its flimsy tlon on Mooney's behalf on the 22 feet here Friday. A slight rise is return to Warsaw about 150,000 na- was. Therefore we are entitled to
and humiliated, but still defiant and league of nations Is scattered to the ground that if the common law writ reported today in the upper CoJum- , tional keepsakes removed to Switzer- ¡every confidence
_________ that we will i cope
bia. The Snake river at Lewiston
I —"**— ' land
—" in 1772 * to ----------
. - falling
...
prevent ... their
gucces8fllUy wlth the prob!ems thlU
unre|x>ntaiit Germany looked about winds, and Germany With Russia's were granted it could be evoked sue-1 dropped half a foot,
The Willamette j into enemy hands.
¡lie ahead.”
her for the means of repairing the help, makes another bid for the dom­ cessfully by every criminal
here
I«
at
21.4
feet.
ination
of
the
world.
”
When the partition of Poland he-j
I oks A h she had •uffered in territory
tween Prussia. Russia and Austria j “Our positon In the world has been
and in wealth, and of re< overIng her
became imminent, patriotic Poles be-j i greatly changed as a result ot the
position In the world
gan to transfer collections of nation-1 war. We have become a creditor
"She used -Russian bolshevism for
al relics to Repperavelle. Switzer-! rather than a debtor. The exigencies
the purpose of sowing the seeds of
land, where they have been preserved | of war compelled the government to
revolution In all the <$itente coun­
take, by taxation much wealth from
for nearly 150 years
tries
In doing thia ahe ran great
Among the relics of^olden times is our people, to be loaned to our al­
risks, since the poison was bound to
a sceptre of one of the Polish kings. lies This is the basis of their obli­
■prend to Germany itself. But events
The keepsakes are to be added to the gations to us, and it is not a good
have Justified her in taking those
national museum in Warsaw which form in which to hold the obligations
risks: every revolutionary movement
I has been established now that Po- of one people to another. It is alto­
In Germany has been ruthlessly sup­
gether to be hoped that in a reason­
(land regained her freedom.
pressed.
able period we may change the form
"After the last coal strike
ot these obligations and distribute
VMERICA SEND« MADE-TO-
Brace and Mr Vernon Hartshorn
ORDER HOI SEH TO JAPAN them among all the people. We hops
were glen their dismissal. They wore
also that there may be effective re­
honest and ,i>atrtotlc mon, for whom
Chehalis. Wash., May 24.—(A. P.) Auction of the cost of government In
there was no place In a revolutionary
MUde-to-order American houses thes® ways we hope to release a great
organization
are being sold to Japanese in Tokio:v<>l,,me ot wealth and credit from the
"Red agents," Northumberland
by a Chehalis lumber concern. Some '’««len that government has been
charges, "have found support even
months ago a Tokio physician ordered Imposing and make it available for
among modern!» labor leaders.
a $5.000,house and since then twothe development of domestic industry
"It waa not those moderate Isadora
more orders have been received. Fln-|and the expansion of foreign trade.
who prevented the Triple Alliance
Mt American fixtures for the houses We 48,1 the cooperation or business
strike. The only reason 1t did not
leaders and we assure them that
were ordered
take place waa that they found out
within Its proper limitations the gor-
that their men would not follow them
ernment wil meet them half way.
l’ORTLANB MARKKTH
Into a revolution. So they threw over
the miners at the eleventh hour. Thev
Choice Steers ............... $7.50 @
worn eonfrontod with the alternatives
These scenes from the British <-osl Hogs .............................. $9.50 ®
strike regions show recruits for the Prime Lambs ........... _.$7.00 (t
of Ibetra.vlng their colleagues, or of
RECEIVE SEASON PAHHEH
citterns’ defence force In front of a Eggs, buying price.......... 16c (
betraying thsrtr country, and they pre­
London
barracks
;
striking
miners
ferred the (former alternative, but
Butter ............................. _____
Tacoma, Wash., May 24.—(A. P.)
carrying the red ting in a parade at
they only decided not to betray their
—Judge Kenshaw Mountain I .and la.
Cnstlerord,
Yorkshire,
and
Ixird
Bled
­
oeuntry when they knew the British
Portland. May 24.—(A. >P.)—Cat­ high commissioner of baseball, to ta
soe at work as a volunteer stoker to
-Working man would not support
tle 25c lower. Other markets steady. be presented with an engraved season
keep the pumps going In a Gloucester­
Choice Steers .............. 17.25 © $7.50 pane to all the parks ot the Pacific
rfem
shire colliery.
“When Germany sent lasnin to iRus-
Prime lambs ............... $7.00 © $7.25 International Baseball league.
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Photographs From the British Coal Strike Regions
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