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1 RADICAL LEADER IS OUSTED Thomas Meighan William Dunne Expelled at Dramatic Session of A. F. of L. REAL ESTATE 1 Portland.—Dramatic action was the order of the day at the American Fed eration of Labor convention Monday when the 500 delegates, by almost unanimous vote, expelled from the convention hall William F. Dunne of Butte, self avowed communist and the Peace. CITY RECORDER first lieutenant of William Zane Fos ter in the “one big union” movement. Jodward’s store, Jacksonville It was a day that will linger long In the minds of the delegates to the Events of Noted People, Governments convention. It was the first time that Detailed Data of Methods Used by the federation was forced to expell Cotton, Rice and Tobacco Grow and Pacific Northwest, and Other from its hall a duly accredited repre- iie ers Carried by ¿Committee. sentative from a minor body. There Things Worth Knowing. was much oratory — an eloquently worded and masterful indictment of Washington, D. C.—The special com Chicago will get the republican na Dunne delivered by William Green, tional convention next June, it was secretary treasurer of the United Mine mission of government officials, head Workers an equally eloquent and HY, Proprietor learned definitely Tuesday. spirited reply from the accused man. ed by Managing Director Meyer of the President Coolidge issued a procla Alone in a hostile hall, Dunne of . war finance corporation, left Wash- mation. Sunday calling for observance fered no apologies for his attacks i ington Sunday to go among the wheat of the week beginning November 18 on the federation chiefs or the trades farmers of the central northwest to Popular Thomas Meighan, us national education week. union system; he flung defiance, not oducts, Cereals and full line carry out President Coolidge’s direc "movie" star, was born in Pittsburgh ' only at Samuel Gompers and the of tion to aid in the promotion of co He had much stage experience before Barber shop in connection Two masked robbers shot and in ficials, but at the delegates as a whole. operative marketing associations. Mr. becoming a screen player. Mr. Meighar stantly killed Dan McDonald, 48 years He came well prepared, he expected Meyer was accompanied by Frank W. is married to Frances Ring, who wat old, Saturday night at Ewana, a lum such action and, in the words of Scott, Mondell, a director of the war finance formerly a talented star of the stage ber camp near Chiloquin, Or., when He is six feet one inch tall, has dark he proceeded—- corporation, and H. S. Yohe of the McDonald attempted to frustrate a brown wavy hair and blue eyes ano “To beard the lion in his den, bureau of agricultural economics, de weighs 180 pounds. robbery. The Douglas in his hall.” partment of agriculture, and other ---------- O---------- There was drama aplenty. From members of the commission and Floyd The White Star line steamer Cedric and the Cunard line steamer Scythia the moment when Matthew Woll, vice- R. Harrison, the managing director's THE have been in collision in a dense fog, president and member of the execu assistant. according to a wireless dispatch from tive council of the federation, first The delegation will stop in Chicago, the Scythia, which is returning to Liv called the attention of the delegates where a series of conferences is plan to Dunne’s activities, until the mo ned by which the itinerary of the trip erpool. « ment when Dunne walked from the thereafter will be determined. The By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE Hope that womankind should never hall with the delegates loudly applaud three officials carried with them de again be called upon to bear the sacri ing the convention’s action, there was COURTSHIPS tailed data of methods in use by the fices of a great war was expressed by not a dull moment in the day's pro cotton, rice and tobacco growers of TT WAS not long ago suggested in speakers before the fourth annual con ceedlngs. the south and the fruit growers of England that the clergy ought to On the platform was Green, one of vention of American War Mothers at California in co-operative marketing open a school for courtship. The sug- the most eloquent men in the federa and are prepared also to explain to gestlon was made quite seriously, as Kansas City, Tuesday. tion. For an hour he told the story tho producers how the government it was pointed out that many young Captain Phillip Williams, now com of Dunne’s activities in the coal fields, may aid them in a financial way people meet clandestinely because manding the battleship Tennessee, 1ms of his attempts to “bore from within” either through direct loans from the they find no sympathy at home, The been detailed by Secretary Denby as in the miners’ union, of his baseless war finance corporation and the new- man who made the suggestion seemed governor of the Virgin islands to suc- attacks on labor heads and of his at intermediate credit banks, or indirect to think that this condition could be ....... 1 Captain Henry H. Hough, who tempts, by Insinuation and false ly, through loans from commercial remedied by the methods he suggested. will be assigned to the naval intelli Really it seems as if the trouble charges, to stir up discontent among banks in communities where the co gence bureau. usually lay with somebody else beside the miners. operatives may bo organized. the young man who is doing tlie court "This man who speaks with tile Germany’s food situation has reach Preparatory to the visit of tho com ing and the young woman who Is be ed what was called the “bagman” voice of Jacob but who gives us the mission to the spring wheat states, ing courted. It usually lies with an stage in the Russian collapse. City band of Esau,” dramatically cried the Managing Director Meyer conferred in unsympathetic family. Nobody, per folks must now travel to the country speaker. New York last week with representa haps, can blame the family. It Is ut and get their food stuffs, unless they There was unrest in the hall, both tives of leading grain Interests, in terly unpleasant for the tired father want to pay the extortionate prices on the part of the delegates and the cluding, it is understood, Julius H. to come home from a hard day at handful of communist supporters who Barnes, former head of the United work to find that he must leave the asked by food speculators. family living room that evening free occupied a small section of the gal State police aided by Berrien‘coun lery. An over-enthusiastic delegate States Crain corporation; George E. to his daughter and a young man who W. W. GREEN, I’rop Marcy of the Armour Grain company wishes to be his future son-in-law. It ty deputies invaded the House of cried, “Throw him out,” when Green David colony at Benton Harbor, Mich., branded Dunne as a traitor to the and I. Ogden Armour. The New York is far easier for father and mother, Sunday in a fruitless search for Ben cause of labor, but a warning hand conferences were with respect to big brother and little sisters, to dis measures of relief that might be put port themselves comfortably about jamin Purnell, missing head of the raised by President Gompers forestall into effect immediately and without the family living room—and then for < ult, sought on a warrant charging ed such action. Applause on the part the young girl and her swain to meet legislation. him with a statutory crime. at the street corner and spend the of the spectators brought two re The department of agriculture, evening at a moving picture show. Mrs. Florence Kling Harding, widow bukes from Mr. Gompers, who warn through Dr. II. C. Taylor, chief of If there is a reception room or par of the late president, will return t<5" ed the gallery audience that it must its bureau of agricultural economics, lor or drawing room, well and good, Washington soon after tho memorial remain quiet and show neither ap- has been engaged in a study of the for that may be put at the disposal services at Marion, November 2, the proval nor disapproval of any action wheat situation in the central north at the daughters of tlie family, and may anniversary of the birth of Mr. Hard- on the floor. west for the last two weeks. Mr. be made Inviting to their friends. Ing. She indicated that she might Taylor has been in conference with Courting days don’t last forever. And remember that the sacrifices you may make Washington her home. A modern town of 600 people, a number of representatives of bis make now will be well repaid in the bureau during a visit to Minnesota, is the county seat of Jackson greater happiness and chances for a Some 1200 pounds of wild rice is North Dakota, Washington and sever successful marriage that your daugh county and is situated in the to bo planted In reservoirs and lakes al other states. ter will have later on. in I lie vicinity of Polson. Mont., this population oi aooui 23,000 hap most fertile and productive por (© by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) Simultaneously with the departure fall for tho feeding and attraction of py and prosperous people and tion of the famous Rogue River Montreal. Secretary Hughes’ pro of the commission headed by Mr. ducks. The Polson Rod and Gun club, posal, made nearly a year ago, for tho enjoys the distinction of having Valley—correctly termed the Meyer the federal farm loan board villi tlio assistance of the state fish appointment of a commission of ex #7THow to Road Your made available figures on loans by the most delightful and health “Italy of America.” The town JI Characteristic* and game commission, is back of tho perts to determine German’s capacity the credit banks which disclosed that ful climate in America—not is beautifully located in a cove and Tendencies — the move. to pay reparations, was declared by more than »2,000,000 had been ad Capabilities or Weak even excelled in Southern Cali at the base of magnificent pine David Lloyd George Monday night to Willis Champion, deputy sheriff and vanced to co-operative wheat market nesses Thst Make for Success or fornia. No county in the west clad mountains and is sur assistant night jailer, and C. E. be "absolutely the best hope for the ing associations since the banks began Failure as Shown in Your Palm settlement of reparations. ” ern country is richer in re rounded by the finest irrigated Gaines, prisoner, are dead and Pete functioning early in June. Approxi Tho former British premier made mately »1,500,000 of this money was Welk, another prisoner, may die as sources — the principal ones be alfalfa farms and fruit orchards MONEY IN THE HAND the result of n break for liberty which Illis assertion when shown press dis put out by the Wichita, Kan., bank, ing farming, stockraising, dairy in the entire country. The town got no farther than a pitched gun patches from Washington which stat while most of the remainder was loan TNHERITANCE of money being al- is five miles west of Medford, a ing, fruit, alfalfa, lumbering, buttle on the sixth floor of tho Dalles, ed that high American administration ed by the credit bank of St. Paul, ac ways interesting, especially to those modern city of 8000 people, gold, silver and copper mining, officials believed It was not too late Texas, county jail. cording to Charles E. Lobdell, the who look forward to receiving a leg- for acceptance of the plan. His state board’s general counsel. icy, it is well to note what the hand cement, marble, lime, etc. This’ with which it is connected by a Possibility of development ment came after he had delivered his The Wichita and St. Paul banks Has to say on the subject. Signs of county, which lies in the south steam and electric railroad and Seven Devils district of west first public address in Canada in and the bank at Seattle have made :he acquisition of wealth in this mau western part of the state, ad splendid highway. The altitude Idaho into one of tho richest which he expressed his gratitude for commitments to the wheat co-opera ler are observed In various ways. For example, note whether tlie top phalanx joins California and is a happy of the town is 1568 feet and bearing regions of tho west is seen tlie resolute and unhesitating part tives aggregating something like »87, if the finger of Jupiter (the forefin by Dr. F. S. Laney, geologist of the which the dominion played in the 000,000, including the money already ger) bears on the inside, toward the medium between the extremely there are no extremes in heat United States geological survey and world war. paid out. Mr. Lobdell said the board jther fingers, a deep vertical line. If wet climate of the north coast or cold. The annual rainfall is head of the geology department of lite Commenting on Secretary Hughes' had given assurance to all co-opera :he same finger has a number of short, and the dry desert climate of about 25 inches — there being University of Idaho. plan, Mr. Lloyd George said: tives of ample funds wherever needed. lorizontal lines crossing the bottom California—being the most per | little or no snow in the valley. ”ln my opinion this plan is not too phalanx, it is also the sign of the ln- A metropolitan reconstruction board, fect climate found on the west A more healthful place could aerltiance of money. Large Caribou Killed. under tho control of the Japanese late for consideration and it is abso Next, Inspect tlie rascette, or brace not be found. lutely the best hope for the settlement ern continent. Wrangell, Alaska.—A caribou killed prime minister, has been constituted let, at the wrist. If there Is a well- of reparations, tit course since the by I). W. Bell of Williamsport, Pa., by the Imperial Japanese government narked small cross there money will for the purpose of taking charge of the plan was first broached the ability a member of a party from the eastern :otne to the fortunate possessor of the of Germany to pay has become much part of the States that had just ar work of rehabilitation in tlie devastat tross, through Inheritance. ed areas of Japan, according to an less. The greater tho delay the closer rived here after a big game hunt in the Of all the signs of the inheritance of official telegram from the Japanese tin situation approaches chaos. I hope Cassiar country, across tlie Canadian noney, however, the strongest is a line State Senator—Geo W Dunn, Ash that serious consideration of Mr. boundary from Wrangell, was Satur running from a star on the mount of foreign office to tho embassy. land. MEDFORD Hughes’ plan may be taken up even at day pronounced by experts the larg Venus (the ball of the thumb) to the Joint Representative—Chas F Hop C. M. Thomas, Cir. Judge, Medford Bldg. Treasury operations during Septem this late date and I repeat that It is est specimen ever seen. nlddle of the plain of Mars, the “hol kins, Roseburg. M Purdin. Medford bldg. ber resulted in a net decrease in the the best hope for successful settle County Representatives — John H Gus Newbury and ion Donald, Medford The party brought in more than low” of the hand. This indicates a Carkin and Ralph Cowgill of Medford. E. Bldg. public debt of 174,414,370, leaving tho ment.” H. Hurd, Medford Bldg. 100 caribou slain by its members. arge Inheritance through the death of Circuit Judge—C M Thomas. Lincoln McCormack, First Nat Bk bldg government'! total outstanding obli The Washington press dispatches Many of these caribou were of un i near relative. John H Carkin, First National Bank bldg Pros. Attorney—Rawles Moore. (© by Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.) gations nt »22,125,614.247. The figures, indicated that in official opinion that usual size. R. N. Burns of Boston G M Roberts, Medford Nat. Bank bldg. County Judge—G A Gardner. Rawles Moore, District Attorney, Medford compiled Tuesday, revealed, also, that any acceptanc e of the plan would rest killed n moose whose antlers had a Commissioners—Victor Bursell and Bldg. Geo Alford. the general fund, which had sunk to with France. James F. Fllegel, Old P. O. bldg. spread of 61 Vi inches. Porter J Neff. Medford Nat. Bank bldg.* Clerk — Chauncey Florey. »252,456,238 at the end of August, had E E Kelly, Medford Nat l Bank Bldg Sheriff—C E Terrill. H K Hanna. Old P. O. Bldg. grown duriug September to »422,747,- $5000 in Jewels Stolen. Robbers Terrify Town. Assessor—J B Coleman. F. M. Calkins, Old P. O. Bldg. 612. Treasurer — A C Walker. T W Mlles, Jackson County Bank bldg Seattle, Wash Diamonds valued at Lincoln. Neb. Four robbers, work School Supt—Susanne Homes Carter F J Newman, Palm bldg. F. S. Burrage, editor and publisher i »5000, which Emanuel Secord kept in ing for two hours, during which time N W Borden, Palm bldg Coroner—John A Perl. Winfield R Gaylord, Palm bldg of the Laramie, Wye. Republican, an a safe in his office while he took a they kept townspeople in a state of Health Officer—Dr W P Holt. E A and Charles Reames, Liberty bldg O C Boggs, old postoffice bldg. nounced Sunday tho purchase of tho motor trip, were stolen from him fear by constant shooting, blew the Frank De Souza, Liberty bldg. Laramie Boomerang. Wyoming's old Monday night while attempting to vault in the Bank of Barneston. Neb„ Glenn O Taylor, J P and City Judge, Federal bldg. c st newspaper, founded in 1881 by take them from the safe to his home. early Sunday and escaped in an auto Mayor—Emil Britt. A Canady, old P O bldg. Councilmen—Chester Wendt. Peter H Edgar William (“Bill”) Nye. The When two blocks away from his home mobile. The- amount of loot obtained B. F. Lindas, Liberty Bldg. Fick. G W Godward and Frank Lindley W E Phipps, Clarion office. paper will be merged, the name of his automobile broke down and he lias not been ascertained, but bank of Recorder and Justice of the Peace ASHLAND the new publication being "The Lar ( started to walk. \s he started a man ficials reported that not more than J. L. Roe Nellie Dickey. amie Republican and the Laramie appeared from behind a telephone pole 11! >00 was in the vault. The robbers Treasurer—C. C. Chitwood. I, A Roberts Briggs * Briggs. Boomerang.” The Boomerang issued and covered him with a revolver. The cut all the telephone wires leading Marshal—M D Jones. G. W. Trefren. Council meets first Tuesday of each W Its final edition Sunday. robber escaped. J Moore. into the town. month. Brief Resume Most Important Daily News Items. Special Commission to Go Into Wheat Country. COMPILED FOR YOU CHICAGO FIRST STOP J. L. 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