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STATEHES? BEPEATEO THAT
t AUSTRIA CANKOT ACCEPT:
CerniHiij- IIils t"jrit.li Protested
A(taiiiit the Allttti-j Activities
'-' of the Allii-d Arinirs lit Occoim
iioa ill l-nrlhcriit;; Movement for
lialalillliiivy lihtiiinh nepublic
. By Assochitcd 1'resa to Tli Obsefveio
PAlilS, June 8. The hope Is e-ju-ftssfKl
. that tho allied wjoiner to
c Cermany will he r.-ady by Monday.
It 1b understood, also, that the
Oermans have rtfrelved noUce that
rilscussion "of the trms Is finally
' closed :and they will be givi b
' tweon three and fin days In which
to accept or reject Uio treaty of
peafe. J
Von Drorkilorff-Rantzau will prob
oably (to to Ilerlin for a conference
c"With Chanrcllnr Hcheidemann. If
t Crminy decides to sign he will re
turn to Versailles.
Tt Is understood that the council
Of four has decided to refuse Ger
many's request for a fined sum for
reparation. ' Ciemenceau objected
and apparently won his point.
KefeMir.E- the Austrian terms.
President Reil5 f theAustvian re
public, is uimtKl as saying tht til
terms could not In enfoived upon
the Austrian people and that II
Would be "dwigero'i for any mar
who siBued the treaty."
r.,, h f.,-tlU. nnlnctt
'. . ,, , , i ! .K.jof the investment ,Hu of
against thrf allege I artiviies of tnei . . '
allied aimies of occupation in
fnrtlirrng ' the movumeut for the
Rlitniih repul'lle. -
Anu-rUans Dccll'io to Interfere
PAULS. June 7. It -has become
known that American officers at
Cohlcnz have refnsed to display
posters ndvertisiug Use Rliennisli
republic, sen' ta them by "rencl
offings. Werktug on t ongceeu,
PARIH, Juttc . It is understood
that the Berlin go-nnnicht is send
ing phntoerauhioaiiy reproduced
' copief of the iace t.-TBis t every
TniU-ii Si;rto se.iator and PpTe
aonta'ne.
k-s t Violate ii Pidnt .
PARIS. June The Math quotes
-presldilit Wilson - as saying: "1 sua
fronilnced thai utir "treaty pjrojeet
violates mine at wy ' prUicipli's. If I
held a toutiaif opiiuim I would
3'iot hesllai to confess it. and would
Td-;avnr to correct tii. error. The
tivaiy entirely coufonu witl my
fourteen pointi."
HEARING IS ON
POHTLA!
Viii THRESHiO OH, .
, -
Futi and fBt ftni8on C&arfre
. Titit'l Ioflom4 J5y
Folitfcal Interests.
,rl I'n
tbc bacrv(r)
tfttttt., J..-t.AwrnorJ('the aft;rnTOn .&mibi!n
feliO ceiled n,'hsnPS ' nc",af t! Adi , J
fri I1C of th Wni' tataaV Df Jtit Clll. qnCViaC'ttaM tw
n $0 8iu''i' ttttmm' !y: . : wtatlMI 4t A lfripi-
itadris tfe V.te fi f-.1" '''"
, S'SE"15" " iiroe. K, MQaar. each lon of
( SS-ion. srw w "
$ I(& ire'i:T!cc in a; rffl' :
CIrA-a i the c.Rcsioiii6S5li
,i,,l . . j 11 4Utl. ."oitaldeiat pains
,r . , - . 'hS- lo-tte.ine B'o I8ii5an 9.1
jio;tl 'f'v&won f'GeiiO o":tt'ntic)a fin llefto o ,
ftu. s- . ra .. iaa. a t.i AeeNha d'haato- or not, Jj men,S),-r
a ' cToo T. a , l,
ngrci' lWV,u n6 'y """"s
e;o:tct"gicthiA.r.
EIGHT
BOLHEVIKI MAKE
CLAIMS OR SUCCESS
American
Money Worth Mora. In
Vienna Than ,3'h.iir Own PnuTy,
Currency
PGINCBTO.V, N. J., June C Tk
CiMiHMUiiJtta, or " B-rtshviki, ifcited
everything red in Budapest until the
pmi eujpty wua exhausted, ac
cording to an American officer wio
recently visited that Hungarian city.
This fact was mentioned In a letter
written by another American officer
attchct to the Peace Conference
who wrote from Vienna on May 1,
fciB lette.- coming through by way
of Paris in unusually fast time.
The writer appntently did not
proceed beyeiio Vienna 'but received
Ills Information coaeerning the dec
oration of Pudapest with ted paint,
from another offlrer who had Jus'
returned from tint city. The wrlten
said that American moiiuy was
worth much more to the people of
Vienna than their owit paper money.
"The dollur now buys thirty kron
en whore it used lo buy only fivn
kronen," fee -wrote. "So w Amerl
cans aro all rirh. -There are five
six American efficerj and an Awier
icun mission In Vfcrna, ; and the
Americans are well-liked here, get-.
ting favors in the hotels, restaur-
ants and theatres, tilt people Btare
at us quit openly whin we walk on
the ctroet. One sce quite a few
German and Austrian officers am
eotdiers on the street."
There now, le says, only on
way for an out3tder to travel to
Vienna and that is by tn Inter-Allied
Kxpross which conica throtiRh
twice a week to Warsaw and han
cars which are dropped o(f for
I'rague, Budapest and Constantino
ple. Tho country is do short of foott,
he adds, that "several weka ago thi
Bolshevikl . took Ai diner oft the
train," so the Allied diplomats mus
now carry their own food.
INDEPENDENT PACE
EES CONSOUDATE
$1,65,000,000 CAPHAI
NUW YORK, June 6. Merger of
eight packing houses Into on orga
nization, capitalize! at ?16I,00U,
000 to operate in tho Ual'ed State.
Canada, and later in foreign coun
tries, was aunounce'l here Thursday
night by James lmbrie, active hea4
lmbrie
and 'company.
Mr. lmbrie stated J 8. HawklBson,
vice president of Wilson & Co., hud
lesigned his t:onnetlon with thai
company to become yresidtnl of the
new corporation.
The identity of ba Slacking hous
es Involved was not disciotsed, Mr
lmbrie stating that Mr. Hawkinson
would announce details tif the tuer
gct', next Monday.
iMlLLeEI
HOT BECEPTIOf.
OSVtSiTIOS STAltM l PtI!T.
IASB OS SCNiA "
(Juartetie UtihiK Tii'iTil and All
n'ibrr of IbIii tounif ( lub
AimiaJly Iiirited
All memhers of the Tjniott f'oimfy
I Ad Club who will tw Is Portland
any time lt'wt-l! ftnuaair uinrniiig
ant June tl'.li should . make it a
.point to irtd'-nlil frotn the
s'iri' office btfore t(uir.
order tht (he 8if ht ieaU'4 in
tlir ' tutiventioit whut o;n
iiiid fierimrjK and fans 1b !(!
opesin if the Bj-s lmw. Tiere,
be D ftPf ciBl into avcnuitho
liis toBitrrba 'th:I!a" sj far aa
fcewa t till time, tt t'j hc
, t- Jiiitlar.it fomorrtnr n'eht
;! e l ttni venlnn trin
jimfl tht lill; lis me at J-oerirtD'i
it tocl, aW Ant) fS ut neon;
Iie Who CO la( tliari I5turda )
h tnavt&ia t ' ! r il'
clo--e. ,
ffch-th1 !. ' he (by
of ,eAd Clre O eBt.eW fe
tiusin06 ni tfd dvilr
ai.ten of the JKal'tt e-ai.
PA(H&
WH POWDER
COMING STRUNG
WTB.VO 90 WIS ti.tiJK. W1T1
Scranton'fc Srers Are lractlc-.
Iiig Hunt to Keef (iinlics
Coming Their Way
Next Sunday's oasebaH game Ihs-
tweia Ja Grande aud North i'owdei
pitmisB consldorahie excitement.
tor the .North Powderltes are coming
Vo town to wine out the stainof !ast!CmP. l'resiiio df an
Sunday's defeat. Not only thai
but they are br!iigli;ga a formidable
crowd of rooters, to help put the
thing over. It is mi open boat iu
Nortb i'owdur that there will be
morel visitors at the game than home
folks, which brings up llvs proposi
tion that, now the heme ttnim har
hit a whining streak and has bol
stered up Its personnel with mtirti
stronger men than it formerly had,
it behoovoa the fa;i:i at home to get
behind the nine,, Three nights of
practice weekly is being insisted on,
and that is one bis item in the im
provement that has been shown.
The management of the team insists
that this is a town team and not In
any sense a one-men team.5 tn the
light of tho improvement shown.
and the keen interest in the ieagu
elsewhere, players and supporters
alike certainly owe it "to their town
patriotism to strpExjrt the nine with
their admission- fco and moral as-j
slstance. , i
BOIHEVIKl PAINTED
EVESYTHING RES
LOKOO.V, June 6. Bolsliev.ki
claim lo have mmptim'i! Sarapal,
southwest of Perm, ami iittnoUani
town taken y Adutiial KoJhak in
the spring advance. iiulfchevlki
claim Uiut th' io ctinthiuing tho
advance, 4 c;
LKCTtatS AKE l.NTKHESTINt,
Rev. Wm. K. Re, of I'ortland,
Series on New t hrtsliun t'hurch.
Introduced briefly by Attorney C. ii
Finn, the Hev. Wm. H, Keece, of fort
land, at the public library yesterday
evening gave the first of a series i
lectures on the New Christian Church
to a small but intensely fruerenei',
audience. In this, the openinjr mMiviu
the lecturer indicated the line of
thought to be covered in the three suc
ceeding lectures. lie stated that
Christianity, in common with all other
departments of human life, is now un
dergoing a thorough reconstruction
and briefly analyzed the causes that
led up to this.
The lectures to foiitiw will set forth
the linea along which progressive re
iigious thought is moving. The su!
ject for tonight is, "The Ood of the;vtj
New Christian Ajjr.
these lectures are undenomtnaU'm-iS"ken of -for
al and non-scetiirian.. All . sincere) AH interested
thinkers are cordially invited. Qu
tions aiv solicited at the clone of fcr.--lecture.
T Conflicting Thoughts !
oLA tiANDH. 4ifKtiQS FRIDAY.
HAVIPYOU RECEID
, YQUB AliLOIMEll
l)irwtim Aid tiiven by TJ'hicli
tyyrti I'ajments Vy lie3 Ko-
celvtij from litneranawtl
SAN'tFRASClC('0 Jim'i 6-.1W
yu failed to retei from the War
lepaittint your allouiteat from
jourojdier boy?
if so, f Oclo Sa.u wants to pay
you. Then may bo cases in which
no allotments havig been tecelved
tthrough error of aiidresa or came
in the orignal talltnent paper of
tha soldier -or clerical error subse
quently in the Wr Department's
great work of keeping records of its
three million lighters,
Do not writs to Washington, bm
ieild a letter to tko Demobilisation
dr H2n frascisco
San J-ranico Cal., asking tar the
form for a letter requesting defer
led allotments. Officers of th? U
inobilizaAion Catep ha annoiiated
that on uch vequoat they will-fur-nlsh
a form which upon being, filled
out by the allottee Qiust be sent to
the Adjutant General of the Army
as addressed on the ferro.
This will got actios quickly.1
(bringing a check by 1W return nwil
from Washington. By writing ajrecuy :
to WasliiiiKtiia for information It in
necessary for the ousy Var lrrt-
meat officle.iB to write bark for ad-
ditlonal informattm, which corre
spondence will doi.ty delivery of the
check. By getting tho form from
tt;t IX'inohilratlon Camp and send.
ing this to iVashiugton, the raqiilr
ed check will be your reply;
FAMILY II
iKJOV.
JAM US A. SMITH liEADY TO
takh n n una
J'rcSbj leriia' - V-. Sinister lilc
3't-ip l-'nn tHai,u tVtth f'mlly
ty Motor tar' 3
Kl. James A Ik lit Huttl the w
Grande Presbyter
ian church, -arrived yesterday after
noon, accompanied by Mrs. Smith
and their daughter. Miss Geneva,
and ons, 1'ryar utui Lowell. Tim
party made ibc trip from their for
it?r home in Concordia, Kansas, bj
motor eat, and stai; that they had a
most enjoyable anting. The journey
occupied about tw i week's time
Mr. Smith's fatniiy had not beets
through uioiiutsins ftefnTe and en
joyed tite scenery on the trip greatly.
Ke.v. Mr. Smith will take charge
of the work hero at once, and he
and his family will he welcomed
cordially by membors of the church
uttd congregation, who have been
without a. pastor for the past eigh
teen mouths, lie omes highly rec-ouiitienflt-d
for his abilities from the
ariotig Iiehis in whioo ho lias work-
in the east ssid -all the members
of hiH fantiiy have biea gnertsiy
their fine qualities.
is church work here t
ill
wish Kev, Sir. S:aitk and family I POBTl-ASli, 1 1 .- For ft
ubuiiiiance ef continued auecese ipIBCn Fair, warmer esrept isrf
Iheii work in 1-a Grande. I roast, moderately wcsierly winds-
JUNE f?, 1910
ILDIERS AS
COHSTABLI
8
StC4TAttY JlOX SstftsTA.SJS
Mayor tirauily 11 Ordered Sui-iK-n-
2otl of lara!c a4 street
Crowtt fiaf&erlng
WINNlPKG, Juae . nrigadler
Oeneral Kelchen, comnukUder of
Hie military forces of the Manitoba
district, told a mass meeting of re
turned soldier that steps are boing
taken to deal fully with revolutlon-
sries and nndesfrsMea. The city
government' has swsrn Ml a thoua
and constables, mostly returned sol
4iere and, this force will be. Increas
ed to three thousand.
Mayor Gray has Issued an order
against all parad-s and forbidding
the congregating of -crowds )n the
llUAtWtl AW-KB31 BllHtSN
A hsppy Jo.no wefldlaj: took place
at the Christtaa church parsonH,!
is this city th afternoon of Wed
nesday, June 4th, when Miss I'ear'
M, Einmeraon was jcined la wed
lock to Mr. Stanley C. Bradshaw,
who haa ivist returned : fi-om streB
iioiis duty for Unalo Sam In r'MiBee.
The ceremony was performed by Hi
H. Coker, poster :t the Chritit
churah. , , -
UNITED STATES IS
GREAT SHIP BUILDEB
l.ONOON, (Correspamience of the
Associoted Pr) The United Staie.
was huililinK on iar, .it twice as
much shipping as was Great ilrltsln,
aceordlu: to the figurea given by
Lloyd's Register for the first thret
-imontha of 1919.
The total einount of all shtnuinj,
aiMler constriK-tion on that date in
lied and tteutral countries was rfnl"m rao m
share of this waa 22fi4,Si i,". The Uni'
Slates was then buihtinjr 4,M5&T i j
tons oi snipping.
These fiiiurea crtilit tite Ufiite!
States with 75 per cent of the total
tonnage under construction in Allied
or neutral countries otttside of Ureal
llritain and it is pointed out that the
ISniled Mates Is now building 2s
times as much as in June,
One Ijndon paper says the effect fff
so many newly built ships entering
into sea-goine trade already is being
felt.
Ai!!UCA,8 SKKK BitUSHKi.S.
Associated tres to Th ohws-rvurl
nitU3.Si;i,s June . AmeiliKti
visitors are arriving almost rvery day
to xamine commcrciBi and financial
of.horttiniiie here, Awerican bank
er! are taking an ink'rest ia the work
of reconstruction, tine bijr Nrw Yor
trust company already hm opened nn
office here.
V:ATfitl KlilK AST
LI 1 -
hunscciklaee
cRVii. TREATY TEXT
AMONeEUTEALS
t.wrman Kovernmc.it Is rimn)aiij
"
iw:ip usm trxt of tn swm
thnfeiThout thioadjoialtO nStnti
caimtrie. The voliryes, carryinisA
li'"1 ffcniaa, giungllsn and
rrem h,, aro prouttieatly displayed
m l-cni-lliittvlan hiQk sioree. They
were issued By the (.erman admir
alty printing etabiumet. The
text, is arried also jjt B exact Sipy
by ph(iio-lithogr,Hi!ii profi'ss.Othe
original r.-cc-jyeu by iba BarsiaB-j
e(e(;a,.
Ttnj en I Ira book taukca pluate
of 4 15 pag.
ySESIDIO TO, BE
THE UxST. CAMP
SAN PllANCiat.'O, JmdS S. Oe
mohiiimtion Camp, Presidio of
nan rrawctero, has now the groat-
est radius of dSjiribution of dla-:
ciiaiwa soldiers of any camp lit the
country, ana with the dlscontinu
auca of Camp Lewie as a demobi!
Uing dejut, eipectii to occur oon.
tho Presidio Camp will b the de
iiinMlizathin center for 5ie eleven
stale- west of the Kiickiea.
Thr are at prjaent twaotr-ote-
deimitittaatios rantps,ia the country,
eight of which arec-west of the Jlia
xlssippi. Thee eight are Prealdm,
Saa Kranolaro; Camp Lewis, Wanh-
liig!o3; Foit ttiisseH Wyoiiifesg;
Camp Bowie, Texas; C.ih: Ka,
ton, Ksns.te; Camp Uodge, lows;!
ai! Pike, Arkaiw; an Csm.
Travis, Texas. P.
BOYS GOING OUT
FOE THBEE DAYS'
OF ROUGHING IT
AImjii! 15 boys of J,a Oradi be-
tweojj the ages of 12 ai IS will go
three day hike and cams Bexl.
week. The boys will len La Grande
oft the $ o'clock branch ' lias train
and mjww reaching Mlnsin they wiit
hike uy in & good ramping site. '-
The lioys will rsnjjh it for Ote
three days iind during the Mm
Ai-P"1 mM H,,l " wa. .cooking
Rf are tlie rHurn -!f the lioys they
! plan on foliowiiig un lAffyr Cre'k fsi
i(h y m , ,))(J fCurfe , ,
j Ail the boya of the agea stated
ahovo who aro lnieried in tich a
trip will Report to Mlvin F. Hoice
at the Y, M. C. A,, not later-thp
Tuesday, Jone 19,
The boy take fishlnft waisr-
iai if they wish, hut no ttn arm
inn ha permitted. They will take
efioiih srub to test tlio thri!e da$.
Hoys calling at tho ii. C. A. wilt'
lie told what lo tak.
OFFICIAL COUST
OF THE BALLOTS
tAVSS!N tiJM!TTEB
iSHKU TASK TOttii',
.Htaitiiflg sf ttraoarr Same As if
poitrd in it..tn-r Wednesdsr,
it All futattm in.
the result fl
on the speda"! 1
fH'fi:l figures ol;
ihs vitiisi lucsdnv
ci'-thn on the slate recsnsirucin j
iii(riii were (iven out this at'--
tKKin by the enmity cieik, foilsmiMi
jtite ctr,ijitiin of the canvj.-s of ih;
:h;,nis by the emnty cfmni,tet,
of 't. i;4 if i?uriai do not aiier '.ft ai.y way ;
til ; "ts)iilinl of lfl ltam,i
M M was given in 5j)c fiosj rvcr el
v. 'i.j, but the !B-itiSn o tlst fix
lirrs fim mils set ftv,ii,ibit ttt&ii
c.y rtiat'.es the tiifir .-ii,4er mt rm
t.ft measui-cs, tfh'. s 8i'j?t noli-.
V ij so i ie ra of t e i.rfi-eii
I'irfay. it matum i!
measure r cle 3mm$eh afiriw iter
(KsrtK i.tli Uie margin, ?s oiri'ie,ei j
d"n iu the 4Stji j setg3t
e vale.
I 1b' f p ) iiit VaritMt JM&itl' jad f lot tirande or Q her efo
re as fallows; t i Av luwns In rutticular, wili hejreO
. Sukfee-it '8iy Ji!e:4a,iu. fiM!esw4 tho tworK awardm! t
f'-rrciNieni JSis 4BS'aimi;6-S3s ,'ni rflt Sr (iTwvcrnw anil
i WH; no, 4(3? - f j(uil In tre eliortaiid whi4(
Industrial i4atui,(..9 S !
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Ajcrtcjia!S6!jnfS;0r t0 i!;5ioR;
Si'fttnmt es, :i9pni, 11
; s The 9..s.vi it Ci.i-t ,liftic iiijjh
way M1e-Yes HWt; nn.4017.
,4 Ilcc'ssUui tis?n llmdinj iiili $'es
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POSTMASTER
GENERAL
SAVS
UfS
'iSEriONS HAVE
a
WIRES NOJUEABY 19 imo
REACH PRIVATEoHAftjOS
President Konenkhmp, of the TeW-
grephcra' L'nioa, rdered Strike in
the SouftiernoHSatcs, f ollowing the
Order Issued Yesterday Enc-nitig Ufa
' Psstnaster Ceneraio e c:
Si. o i '-
Or A, -,co li d iTi:f ta The Otoerverl
e
WASHiNOTO.V, June -Potma.-
ter General Tlurieson'a c'Mer bmah
iiist sight ol-olishing tSe v9ce control
board and restoring cpcr.Tdion of th
tclephiOie ami telegraph systems ti
officials of companies acting as agents
of &.e government, was stfacki by e
members of congress today, Some .
charged that Buriesos had passed the
tll.i, .1,, - S ..... rf,
strike of eoaunercii trOcgraphera.
As som Eg cjBtinesons order wa
issued President Konenkatnp, of tlifc
itelrgtnphej' union, ordered s strike
is ten sohrn states,
SAYS ITS NO? UNDERSTOOD.
WASHINGTON, 3une 6 Burleson
Has announced' that his order verier-
stay has been misconstrued, He says
Be Bad no intention ofstunMog tho
wires bjA ta private owuenhip now
hut merely dissolved ti cjeratinc
iard, and ordered the Srj-Stenta op-
ernted under government supervision
so that when the propo tiea are tamed
hack, it cast be dons without isn-
fajien, ' ,
rSU'rtHMTV AT MOSOLi'l t
HONOJAH,M, H., Corrpead-
ettce of tbeAssGciaid Press 'he
Cojicso tit Hawaii aoon to become
a universily ss the result of legisla
tion ennried Cy the recent territorial
leKlslatiii-e, Is pisoniTiR to establish
a college of roniJi'ierce," organisoa
with cttrrlciiuni deigned to equip t
young men and woiiiea ef all Pasi
fie ronntricg for a jisrt is the ela
tion of Paa-i'acifle trade jwsBlemj.
Chinese, Jpae- &it Ursulas end
fijwnlsh and onjnwitiai law, frsde
customs, tr.iiiiKirtptloa method,
port reKUlatiotia anj lasd devl
ntent, will fen among the courses.
n
,T. KMKitlX VIU 1TODUT
MliiUi.tV KVKS1SU SBJJVM'H 3
limit. KiiiersoBj' 3f Evorrtt. Wash.,6
who 1 vtoititts friefls in tho rtty. .
will rondact tho f.ivat)on Army
services tomorrow fsturday eren-
,iBH. AH aro in,Eed ta attend sd
hear her.
ISI? HONNOR
FLAG fiECEIl
tS. HI VKMAI,f MABB itSK-
UmtfmV J.AST MtiMT
t5 ,
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