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Newspaper Page Textj ; mm GATHER If your business is slug Qish, give your attention to advertising. It's m won derful tonic- works whils you sleep and delivers the goods. . ..,.rd.V 5S , 7 , l-m RiCni j,,8ht and Sued (roJt tonig.-' dou g'las b o u n t y News and th Rowburg R.vl An Independent Newspaper, Published for the Best Interests of the People t.olidation ol Tht K ,4 MEW ' onEBURu '"i 'W. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923. VOL. XI., NO. 148, OF THE EVENING NEWS. V NO. Or KUJtBV" -. a i3:wsi- ivan srawiMK fmonESTSsHw.s ssaii kqtel to isiwn '""""iisuiiDtyiiiEST! 'hiiiwibis 11 "joara suits i President's Faith That S. Will Eventually Join Unshaken S WITH BORAH obert Cecil, British Mis ry for League, Has With Chief Oppon ,t in United States my A.Acia'ed Press. SALT LAKE CITY. April 21. Prosperity of a worldwide. permanent nature, is predicted by P. J. Hagenbarth, president of the National Wool Grower Association. Asserting that in the west the sheepmen were coming into their own." with prices for wool 40 to (it) cents per pound, Hagenbarth stated that in the 4titer-mou,ntaiii country there are about four million sheep which will bring w nearly (fifteen million dollar for wool and about twenty mil- Hons for lajiibs. E E Sen. Ktanficld's Secretary Sends Mwsnae In ILmlliig Asking Hint to Make Slops In Main ('lien of Oregon. C leaKUH. Cecil declined aiment nn his talk with IB. but it was learned the international court tras the chief topic riur c brief half hour's con-on. EAGUE IS FAVORED ! oiy rmt.-.i rri-ii) EUlNdTON. April 21. row Wilson's faith that lea will eventually join the t of nations is unshaken, Id Lord Robert Cecil, llrlt- isfionarv for the league of is, during Cecil's visit to D yesterday. bv Cecil mi t the leaeue of o An invitation for President Hard I's chief foe. Senator ing to stop in Roseburg and other J, in a league discussion. j Oregon cities on his way through . wre said to have talk- j from San Francisco to Portland, has rfectly good humored with j been forwarded to Washington by E. yielding ms romicuuim i j. Adams, senator tilunileld s secre- tary. President Harding plans on a itrip west in June and Mr. Adams ihsis telecrranhed him an Invitation to make short stops In the various I Oregon cities along the line and is I following the message with a letter explaining the wonderful compre- 1 hension he could gain of Oregon's . v. i .. .1 i ,. .. l ,. twisted Prest.l I""1"' "u "r" " K' AIGTON, April 21. The pres-1 cultural possibilities liy making the oposal that the United States ; trip through tho state in daytime. international court of the A schedule from San Francisco to I nations was given unre-1 Portland was worked out by Mr. Woriement today by Speaker Adams, and sent to the president. ho declared in an informal it provides for 10 minute stops at that the misunderstanding Ashland. Modford. Grants Pass and nsible for the opposition I lh,nv nnd 90 minute stons si Ku- Representative Wood, chair. ., -nj Qni,.n, i,-niiu.ni, u n onv the republican congressional. of the ,OKram'. lommiuec ana omcrs. u -n,..An n unP,iln The President, Washington, D. C. The people of Oregon live a long way from Washington and are eager to see you and greet you. It is three hundred and sixty miles across Oregon from south to north and fast train BChedule Is 12 hours. Can you arrange schedule for your train to leave San Francisco or Sac- jramento in the evening thus enter by ; Ing Oregon next morning and make short stops at Ashland. Medford. Grants Pass. Roseburg, Eugene. Al bany and Salem aggregating about an hour and a half for all stops. Sixty-five per cent of slate's pop ulation adjacent to this route through state. Letter follows. K. J. ADAMS. Secretary Clara Phillips Located in Hon duras, State Depart ment Announces EXTRADITION IS ASKED Governor of California Wants Escaped Muderess Returned to State From Which She Escaped (Br United Press.) MEXICO CITY, April 21. Th Mex ican and United States officials work ing together have located the "under- around route hv which filar PhitliBt apprehended hammer murderess, , Campaign crossed mexicB inio nonauras. oicpn are now being taken to arrest her if! the eludes the Honduras authorities. I While here, Clara it reported to have: ttayed at the Hotel Francis, next door; to the United Statet consulate and a block from the police station. (Associated Press.) NORTHPOKT, Mich . April 21. i Kdward Horn, one of the three i who risked their lives traveling ' across the slush, ice and open water this week and who report- i ed nine men and n woman starv- mg on South tux Island, causing airplanes to be sent, today ad- milted that the starvation story was a hoax nnd part or a plan to get tobacco for the woodcutters on the island. ' NEAR EAST RELIEF DRIVE TO START (Br Vnltrd Pre 1 OAKLAND, alir.. Apiil :i. The Washington and Cul lo.nu Guards Patrol Inner fifv fnr i crews got away this moiniiiK in f . ... rough water for the;i uiutual Fear Plunger Rioters Will Cause Trouble NINE DIE IN THE FIGHT Sixty Wounded When Hunger Rioters Attack Police at Mulheim City Hall More Trouble Is Expected three mile lace this year -in the Oakland esluary. Washington, by superb rowing a nnd seamanship, forced ahead of the California crew from the start and won handily by sevt n lengths. The experts had predicted this lesult, but the Washington sup- porters were pessimistic. This decides the cuast championship W. O. Ginger Announces Additional Improvements Will Be Made WILL GIVE 135 ROOMS and gives Washington the right I ! lJfl V;ll D f to go east and coml.ete in the LOCaI "oteI W" be Une of tntercoiiegiates at Poughkee.psie ' Largest Between Portland tnglon defeated California on Luke Washington. for Funds for Orphaned Children to Be Inaugurated (Br Tnltcd Press ) MULHEIM, April 21. Armed guards ! patrolled the inner city today fearful j : of a new outbreak of the hunger rioters. Yesterday't riott eott nine Uvea and I eixty were wounded. The communist leadert are behind the riotert demanding adequate food supplies or a resumption of the riot ing, pottibly extending it generally throughout the Ruhr. and Sacramento Grill Also to Be Enlarged bplains Opiiositlon. tsOTOX, April 20. Con st lack of information is ue for much of the oppo- the administration for membership in the per- (tonrt of international jus iiient Ilapling Is nnder- have derided to explain Bfal riiref'illv and In de- e first favorable opportun- iTUnatlon contemplated n cTecinlve Is expected to I ) form of a letter or an ad-1 lore probably the latter. It fcre.l unlikely that the pres- ; nnounc-ment will be delay-1 'th. propo.l vestern speak to ?:art the nii.Mle of June. oi tne presiil-nt's advisor" 'bat it should ar future and lime more derided pre,.mntive ii p; Vnnn na. rnairmrn of the lie. ."nrressional roni m It tee ral1 'he White House' J"""'1 "' fi" world court i Rn had Srons. , more op-j " ""Pttfticans In the than the league of na- the opinion ! in the m nion be. Senator Stanfield. 'FOREST FIRE 15 I (Ilv United Press.) I ALL KG AN, Mich.. April 21. A forest fire is sweeping south- views tliat woptern Michigan and is slowly con Ma II ins . --II. us emiv. H Binail Village Id nit ii." ii,at P(-nre 1 miles west of here, according to re- K'PH' liean lead ; Ports to the sheriff's office here. - belli litiring a 1 The fire has swept through a por ia and convinced 'Ion of the town already. No lives (,(. ' "in aione ' nave neen lost and over ZUOO Inhab- 'ssu wa i nants were fnrfed to flee with '"'r to tho solid-1 meager belongings. '"'he in ra-v and' o '-'- in the 1S2 fi- . P. lenders )pnel F001. n" leaving ti. whit Fi-in,ii thai fonf. r.-ri hi' tr, , th- iin ,1;. to l! k- (By Associated Press.) , WAShinu I ON, April 21. At a pre liminary to the formal request for extradition, the state department de cided to open negotiations with Hon duraa to establish the identity of the suspect residing in Tegucigalpa, who it believed to be Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted hammer murderess, who i escaped jail in Lot Angelet tome' months ago. Requesti Extradition. i WASHINGTON, April 21, (U. P. CHAIRMAN APPOINTED (Ry Annorlatfd Prii. HKHL1N, Anrtl 0. AccurdliiR to I newspaper nocounts publlnhed here of the dlsord'Ta In MulhHin, Xherf Is City Supt. of Schools M S ili,t,1 doubt thut a reKular commun- r ; lutl "nt.lseh'i K...I 1....... I I.. uimii I it--11 ni lUUKI'U 111 Hamm Is Chosen at Meet ing Held Today Dr. Wirt to Speak Here April 30 the Muelheim district. Those who participated In the outbreak, the correspondents say, were not unemployed men as they claimed to be but criminal elements I under communistic orders and plent ifully supplied with arms looted 0H-ml ti'ir Kfriiieiiry Itesulls A aril of llemltlriil Silver llaitie Itoseliiirir Men tiv en SmvIiiI Mention. In At a meet'lnir helll toHuv rnnn In 11m fl-.i,,, lha 1)1,111 The state department it ttarting pro- Danqlun roonl(1 of ,.alaceof Sweet: ' ceedingt for extradition from Hon-. lo ,ak ,he mI f urivfi , ; ,lnKni April 20 Clllrens ilVle0. to Y.rZ l UrmTor rnurdn.rinS V'18 C"y fr ,und,, ",r ,hc NV"r Kast I of Mulheim and i's vicinity t T Angelet to terve a term for murdering ,leMl,f Mr F w h is night are organizing for elf nro- A berta Meadowe with a hammer. h . ,h ',..,. ,1,., . , organizing rnr seir-pro- Followina official Information to the MLT...f P.Ue.r.,. - ' ' .t,,;,"n ' " unemployed ,.t,r M,.nh.. notified' r".,'"'s" " " ' . .' u 'u band which were dispersed this is.uners tne meinoos usea in oriier mrnl , from ,hpc,.nlr , , coMimunities for a successfu drive town ,, now are aSh,.lllblllK on und also impressed the comtnittee of t,e otitsUlrls the extreme need of assistance fori , ,. ,, . the children of the Near Kast. ihou- , ""V' "h ax n,,n,11'', nd -other sands of whom are now under the , ,'"l!r, ls',d ',ni"'. "' P'-oP'o of .tiiniieiiii are going noout tne department, Secretary Hughes notified Governor Richardson that Mrs. Phii lipt wat In Honduras under arrett. The governor requested her extradi tion. SACRAMENTO. Cal.. April 2n. A woman closely resembling .Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted hammer murderess who escaped from the Lon Angeles county jail Is a guest at the Tegucigalpa hotel. Honduras, accord- The Portland division of the Southern Pacific, embracing 120(1 miles of line in Oregon, which has alwuys been a strong contender for honors among the divisions of the company when It comes to efficiency 1n the various branches of railroad ing has again come out on top In a contest with the other operating units of the raffroad. This was made known today when H. A. Henahaw. assistant freight traffic manager and formerly gener al freight agent In Oregon, In behalf of the company, presented a beauti-l Two additllonal ttoriet to the Grand hotel building, will be added Instead of one, it was announced this morning by W. O. ('linger, the owner. .Mr. dinger has been considering this Im provement for several days and today, after satisfactory plans were drawn by Lee Thomas, the Portland archi tect, the addition was definitely deter mined upon. Work of remodelling the structure for the addilion of one story tin tne const ruction of an annex on the west side, has been under way for considerable-time. The new annex will be continued upward for the full five stories and the two additional stories to the main building will be construct ed of tile. This addilion will make the Hotel Crunii one of the largest between Portland and Sacramento. It will then have 135 rooms of which 43 will con tain baths. The hotel will be full five stories in height with a modern up to date heating plant and plumbing fix tures and every convenience for Ihe comfort of the guests. The outside will be finished in stucco similar to that on the Kohlhagen apartment house, making the structure very beautiful in appearance. In nihil I ion lo these improvements small annex is also being built on ful silver and bronze plaiiue to the employes of the Portland division for Ihe north side for the accommodation their activity in obtaining freight , of the Crand grill. The kitchen of supervision of American men and women who are giving their lives lo the worthy cause. City School Superintendent M. S. Hamm was chosen chairman of the drive to be conducted in this city ami streets renily to repel any further Invasion of Ihe town by the mal contents. Ten Keail, "O Wounded 1 tie nod cross society s repre- ing to a telegram received here to-i will choose a representative number senlatlves say that nine or 'ten per of men and woman to assist In carry- I ing out the work in a definite and suc- cessful way. and those present at to ' day's meeting signified their willing ness to help in every possible manner to raise a substantial sum for the 1 relief of the stricken children of the day by Governor F. W. Richardson from the state department at .Wash ington. The telegram Is as follows: "American legation. Tegusigalpo, Honduras, telegraphs Clara Phillips reported to he at Hotel Teguelagal po, under name of Mrs. Robert Young, accompanied by couple reg istered as Mr. and Mrs. Carson. "If you desire this department to request fugitive's provisional arrest and detention with a view of extra dition please so state and add that she had been convicted of murder In California." The governor's of'lce Immediate ly notified the Los Angeles county Lnrirf nf lha roi-ofot of the le'e- gram nnd ashed that the governor j Just concluded a world tourinbehall L ,..., 11.. ,m.,H f Mr. Phil.! of Ihe rehel and has visited hum. sons are dead and seventy wounded In the consequence of the three duys of mob rule; but this count Is not an accurate one. Inasmuch as those who had besieged the Kathaus and other parts of the town carried nway some of their dead and Injured and pnssengen business for the com pany. The competition was limited to employes outside of traffic de partments, who in searching out new business for the company went out side their regular field of duly. Southern Pacific employes In Rose burg who were active In the contest and who were cited for their activ ity were; J. K. Vetilll, car distribu tor: It. H. Mould, dispatcher; K. A. Ihe grill will be moved Into the new structure and Ihe room now used for kitchen purposes will be filled up with tables to give added restaurant room. The room now ocoupied by the Smokerie, conducted by lieorge Stan ley, will be taken over by the Grand I barbers, now temitorarily located in j the Radio barber shop. I The improvement to the grand hotel has been badly needed for some time. as 1 here Is a great lack of hotel nc- Tyler. chief clerk: R. .1. Olson. , cniniiiodations here, and all of tho ticket clerk; V. M. Petterson. car I hotels are forced to take guests to distributor; and L. J. Crafton, rnsh- private homes quilo frequently. The Near Last by a thorough canvas of Most of those among the unemployed uic 1117, 11 jiuni inc. On Monday evening, April 30, lr. Lincoln L. Wirt, international coinmis- ler. The contest lnluded the eleven op erating divisions of the Southern I'a- sloner for the Near Kast, will be in Hosebuig and give a public address t1H (n, ,rlven out or town are at (he High School auditorium. gaiher'ng. It Is reported that they Dr. Wirt is direct from Key Wist, re holding up pedlslrlatiB and plun- who were Injured were beaten over I ' ,r,c ni1 'he employes of the general the head with clubs. Ten of Ihe de-1 offices. The Los Angeles division fenders of the Haitians received bul-1 IOOK aecond place but only after a let wounds. In the suburb, where 1 spirited contest. The trophy I having visited Cuba in the course of a campaign to obtain l.noo tons of i sugar lor use in the famine-stricken I sections of Asio Minor. Dr. Wirt has Oe.!' , (1 ir I 1 to th Pres. 1 f :rt open op-'. proposal : CHIEF OF POLICE IS GIVEN NEW UNIFORM 1 ! r out.-biB '.ill aflerwarn 1- r.nt weaken,.,, in ' "g to the Chief of Police Ketch blossomed forth today In a new uniform with brass buttons, gold letters, 'n every thing. This Is the first time that ! members of the eltv nnllre force senate h. 1 - ' irtirti. t, . . i.n unuormea aitnougn .. . ' ronLr," - su.-h action has been proposed on I several occasions. As the man on the I dav shift a frequently sought for Infortratlon of various kinds Mayor Rice derided rome time ago that he , should be uniformed fn order thai "ranger, )n thp ri,v mil,h. . . 'or such information as they -M desire. llnTlirn r. ..... . 1 ulu m n n 1 1 nr u n nb v rn ,h "" 1 niiiiii noL nil . i . . i'i ii u 1 k- ' h '""I'l't'-d n a r:-. V '' ""ht. emit I . 'rUt' had -' -r.ir.c. j y "n-e ... . ". . . I 1". n P. I!- 'f Melrose. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Shsttuck. Fred "'' and wife, snd Mrs. Fred Reidel he ormnlly notified of Mrs. Phil lip's convic'lon. If the detention of the suspect In Honduras was desired. Murder Story Is Recited LOS ANCEI.KS. Cal., April 20. The sheriff's office late today, tele graphed to Governor Richardson at Sacramento, formal notification of the conviction of Mrs. Clara Phillips fn the murder of Mrs. Al'ierta . ITremain Meadows, 20 years of age. widow, who was beaten to death with a hammer here Jul.- 12. 1922. The message aUo told of Mrs. riilllip's escape from the Los An geles county jail December 5. last, and asked that a woman known at Teguciagalpo. Honduras, as Mrs. Robert Young be arrested and de tained In the belief she Is Mrs. Phillips. Male I'onipAliinn is Fugitive It was stated the man named Carson, who wl'h Mrs. Carson, was traveling with Mr. Young, was be lieved to be Jesse C. Carson, said 10 be a distant relative of Mrs. Phil Hps. He Is said to have left Los An geles January 2 for Mexico City. II" Is wanted here to answer an arfon charge, and the nie-sai:e to the sher iff's of fl-e to the governor asked that the man at Teginigalno be de tained on that charge and also on the further one of siding and abet ting a prisoner to escape. The officers did not a-k that the woman known as Mrs. Carson be held as thev were unable to evet, guess her identity, as the wife of Jesse Carson Is In Los Angeles. derlng. Some of the men entered restaurant owned by a man named Rosenthal and ordered meals and drinks. When the bill wa. presented a fight was started and Rosenthal was killed and his son shot four times. Gorman offlcfals assert thnt KM 111 f Dr. Wirt brinirs a story of the sacri- nf ihnp . ns;tr. d In the d.Hord. r arv Hawaii, Japan, N'W Zealand and Aus tralia. fic and tht work performed by Americans, in administ.'rinK aid to tht unfortunates of Asia Minor. No on- should mis the opportunity of listeuiiiK to this distill u.h'd gentleman ami getting first hand in formation and a truthful vrsion of conditions as they rxist in the Near Kant today. Arrangements wiil be made, if poss ible, to have I it. Wirt speak at the forum luncheon planned by ihe Jmal Chamber of ommerre Monday :ioon. April 3, at wlm h time the doctor will speak briefly on conditions of the children of the Near Kast. ommunistn. About 0 of the W-ad- rs have been arrested but nonie of them are hMII at large, ASKS MVnnriNUiM; MM-! MIVT KMHV S!!i: was ,;imi. ma ici:i 1 :i !ent to Portland today where the'They Mid Carbon had served term men will attend an S. P. conference. ' 'n the federal prison at larrnworth -o , 1 Kan nan. and the Oklahoma atat" me young da'irhter of Mr. and peitenMarv. C. o. Grer of Yonralla, w4ij rr. M. F. Rodgriguuex. Hondoran roncht to ihia city thla afternoon t conn! here announcei he had aerloiisly 11. An etnereency r a bled to the ju-rretarjr of pfae of wfl performed by DortoraSilrindura asking the amr-oritiea of u-wart. his country to apprehend Mr?. "o iat trrr -n and n. r f i f .n Pei l,er and iRr tnlt?d preaa.) WASHINGTON'. April 21. Presi dent Harding will order the navy Ftibrhaseri a 'id destroyer to r,e;n the A'lantic eo.iM rum fleet from th-' S'-aa, it was learned on high author ity today. (t'firial order are ex pected jwon. .Phillip for deportation to the Vnl ted .State. The arreM of Armour I-e Phil lips, husband 'f Hie "hammer mnr dreis" as a ma-erial witness, was derided upon tonight and o'ficer.- were sent out to look for him. ii b as t ee n detain ed on the same rliainre .aevcral lime since his wlf escape but alwaya p leas d In a hhort I time. waa presented at Portland and was re-1 celved by Superintendent K. K. King! In behalf of the employes. The I pliujue will be the permanent pos j session of the division winning It 1 three times, awards being made I quarterly. j I "I think," said llennhaw. In pre- j senting the trophy, "that there l no finer thing in the Southern Pacific 'organization a a whole, and par ticularly on the Portland division, than the spirit of team-work which brought first notion to you In thl , competition. The solicitation or business for the company by em ployes outside the traffic deiarinietil is an ex l ra service performed out side the ordinary limited field of duty. It shows a realization that our interests are bound up with those of the company." The .Southern Pacific Company has drawn attention to itself throughout the country by the cooperation shown bet ween in ana genie nt and men. The employes have enlh us iaHtfcally entered into the various rou tests for Increased ef I ii b-nry rnir k .... r..r lb,, tirniii.il (i.ti if court that she spurned his proposal ,, ,,., , clmmlrHi , f ""r Propose,, r ,.., ,, , . rar,.(l ,,. Ir the union depot at Cleveland. I , w , She charged that he then, on the 0 preiex mat iney were going on a Might Seeing tour, took her to the probate court at Cleveland, where thev secured a license ami were mar tied later. She said the license and tnarrlnge con.-ititutcd a mystery 41 her. Tre,a alleged further, that John shipped hr trunk to Lorain and kept l About I luii worth of rlothes were In the irunk, she said. constantly growing tourist trade will make conditions even more cougesled, it Is believed, and with this In mind, Mr. dinger Is arranging to take care of Ihe future business which .will come Inlo the city. Although the building was originally only three stories in height it was well constructed and (he addilion of I wo more slories will leave plenty of margin for safety. One interesting point in the con struction Is the plan for relnforclnn I hi wills used by .Mr. Thomas. Heavy bands of concrete reinforced by long steel bars are being built around tho rtildilional slories and will serve to strengthen and reinforce Ihe entire structure. The construction work is in chargo of I.. Y. Metr.ger who is making ex cellent progress. (Internal toil New. KLYRIA Ohio. April ine she tiid pot liiiiiw psrty to a marriage Tresa Oliowskl lias an .:,.,r, 20. Claim she was a ceremonv, wired the petition for divorce fl'ed by John I Olsowskl. of Loral-i. Tresa said she refused to live with John. Stating that she cannot speak or understand Kngllsli. Tresa told the I T ntv rutted Pres. 1 PASO, Wn., April 21- Hundreds of Irrigation enthusiast gathered here today from Oregon. Washington. Idaho and Montana to discuss plans for speeding up th work of reclaiming the vast seinl arid secllnn of land in the Columbia River s great bend, total ling a million and lime quarters ai res. Homer Gault, lederal investi gator of the project, and Imn Scott, Washington state di.ertor of conser vation and devi'loituiiil. were the honor guests. This matks the first anniversary of Ihe fnriiiaiiun of tho t'oliiiuhia llasin irngaiinn league, under whose auspices, the meeting .oilay Is held. HAS OLDEST OVERALLS f I i n 1 ;nri(t I N'-w" Hcrv'rf 1 IKHANCK. Ohio.. Aptil 21 - Isaac Hackman, of Hirksville. occasionally wepr overall, w hu h, he declared, would about "rival In age any apparel that mitcht have been discovered In POItTLANI. Apnl 21 --Jmlge Itoa man overruled the motion for nonsuit in the Curiam! case auainst ;iffon,, Powell, Hall, CoMer and "oilier mem ber of the Ku K lux Klan " Hamilton Johnstone, listed as a member of the exeruUve committee of the Public iM-fense League, which EflRTHOUAKE DOES aWUGE IH RUSSIA (Mr A.soi!it-d Prss.) King Tilt's tntiih' The overalls are engineered the recount, was the fttst! pm .1 itussian To vers old Thev nriginslly belonged witness. 1 newspapers report an earthquake on to Haeknian't grandfather. 1 Judge Rosstnan rufed out esiimimv April 1 :.th at l'etrop:ivlovsk. Kamch- o I concerning local publications which stk.i. which carried Into the sea two Miss Winnlfred Hates, left last night Garland contended favored the Klan. factories, a hospital snd several for Portland to spend a few days al l saying that he did not think the Klan houses. The number nf casualties tending to business matters. was on trial. 'haNU not been reported.