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WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
RAILROADS TO GET
MONEY D A IL Y _ D E A T H S
THO U SAN DS
Needed Funds Assured by Director- Famine and Disease Ravage Bolshevik
Population Centersl
General Hines.
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London.-Starvatlon prevails; through
W ashington, D. C.—Means of com
Extradition for Frederick Parka,
! pensatiug equipm ent com panies for out bolshevik Russia und is killing off wanted in California on an embezzle
Dis ment charge, was granted by Governor
locomotives, cars and other m aterials the population by thousands.
Olcott last week. It Is alleged Parks
furnished the railroad adm inistration eases due to under nourishm ent are
most
embezzled >65 while employed In con
were provided Saturday by a ruliug of ram pant and food is so scarce In Pe uection with the Sunset Magazine.
the federal reserve board th at federal trograd and Moscow th at cats sell
Captain Jam es P. Sliaw of Mllwuu
reserve banks m ight properly redis readily for >3 each. The undertakers kle is appointed by the bourd of con
count for their m em ber banks drafts cannot cope with conditions, as there trol ns com m andant of the soldiers'
drawn by the companies on the direct is not enough wood for coffins. The home at Roseburg to succeed Coin-
or-general of railroads and acceptable British government received th ese re mundunt M arkee, whoso resignation
to him. Such drafts could not have a
ports within the last week from B rit as bead of the home wus received last
m aturity of more than 90 days and
week.
Report to S tate Departm ent Indicates
Events of Noted People, Governments would be rediscounted at the prevail ish subjects recently returned from
Jam es F. S tu a rt addressed a m eet
Regulars Were Confused With
ing rates of discount for trade accept Russia.
and Pacific Northwest and Other
ing of the H eppner com m ercial club
ances.
T heir evidence is unanim ous th at If last week In the Interest of the Oregon
Yankee Marines.
Things W orth Knowing.
A fter a conference with representa means are not fouud to alleviate the state cham ber of commerce. At the
tives of the w ar finance corporation,
food situation the inhabitants of bol- close of the address Morrow county's
the reserve board, the advisory fi
total of m em bership attendance fees
Pekin.—While early reports from
T hree German steam ers captured by nance com m ittee of the railroad ad 1 shevik Russia may starve to death.
were fully pledged.
Tien Tsln suggested th at American
allied warships for violation of the m inistration and the equipm ent com The B ritishers say th at tho plight of
W ord has been received by his wife m urines were to blaine for the recent
arm istice term s have arrived at Dun panies, Railroad D irector H ines a n Russia is a direct result of tho reign
at
Adains, of the death of Clark
kirk, for in tern m en t
nounced th at he was considering giv of anarchy and terror Instituted by
disorders there, later reports would
Maxey,
form er Um atilla county farm
German propaganda in Egypt is ing the companies perm ission to issue
Lenine and Trotzky. They declare er. Word th at he had been wounded seem to show that the Japanese were
blamed for recent disturbances at drafts or acceptances on him for
on Septem ber 29 came In a note on also at fault.
Cairo, which resulted in the deporta am ounts due on equipm ent. The ac that the R ussian problem has become
the back of one of Mr. Maxey's letters
It is claimed that Japanese inllitnry
tion of a num ber of political agitators. ceptances would bear Interest at a a question of common hum anity.
which
was
retu
rn
ed
from
France.
guards «’titered the French concession
> rate yet to be determ ined.
Thousands are dying dally .in P etro
A credit of >5,000,000 in favor of
A. B. Chadbourn«, who for the past nnd there seized two Americans, and
"In view of the ruling of the federal grad, Moscow, Kiev and Odessa. In
Roumania was announced recently by
sixteen years has been In the confec
reserve board, m aking this paper eli
when Am erican officials Inquired of
the treasury departm ent. This in
gible for discount,” said Mr. Hines, Petrograd alone the deaths from fam tionery business at Drain, has sold
creased Roum ania's credits to >15,-
the Japanese police authorities if any
"the director-general today assured ine three weeks ago num bered 200 out to C. G. P eebler of Shedd. Mr.
000,000 and those for all the allies to
Am ericans were being detained they
and
Mrs.
Chadbourne
have
been
active
the representatives of equipm ent com daily. Typhoid, or "hunger typhus,”
>8,841,657,000.
In
lodge
circles.
Mrs.
Chadbourne
bus
were given a negative answ er, accord
panies of his belief th at the way ap is carrying off young and old every
The U ssuri Cossacks, in assembly, pears open to care for the situation in
been chairm an of the Red Cross since ing to a report. luiter the American
have voted for a recognition of the such a way as to protect the equip where, and in Moscow glanders is epi its organization.
officials found two Americans In a
Kolchak Siberian governm ent at Omsk m ent companies and thus avoid any demic.
In com m unications sent out last
and have come to an agreem ent with industrial disturbance.
T here is no fuel for lighting and mil week by S ecretary of S tate Olcott, police station, one of them lying al
General Semenoff, according to ad
"T he question of m eeting obliga lions live in darkness after nightfall. m em bers of th e com m ittees th at are most naked in the yard calling for
vices to the state departm ent.
tions to railroad corporations for ren t The troubles of the R ussians are fur to preparo and file argum ents in con water.
The Jupanese were Induced to send
Men confined a t the federal prison al due has not yet been finally d eter th er aggravated by lack of coal and nection with the various m easures
the
Injured man to a hospital and an
at Leavenworth, Kan., for violation of mined, but a conclusion is expected to wood, which can be obtained only by subm itted to th e people a t the special
American
consul refused to leave tho
the
very
rich
or
by
the
favorites
and
election of Ju n e 3 are notified of their
the espionage act and for m ilitary of be reached within a few days.”
statlou
until
the other man, a corporal,
parasites
of
the
bolshevik
government.
The
railroad
adm
inistration
has
an
duties
in
th
at
respect.
fenses are receiving clemency from
had
been
released.
This dem and was
There
is
a
great
lack
of
m
edicines
and
nounced
th
at
it
will
need
>183,681,965
the departm ent of justice and the war
Simon A. Simonson. Deschutes coun
finally
granted.
The
American consul
departm ent, it became known S atur to June 30 to m eet am ounts due equip doctors.
ty ’s only represen tativ e In the ranks
was
stoned
by
Japanese
as he drove
m ent companies on account of loco
The bolshevik paper money has no of tho 65th artillery, returned to Bend
day.
away from the station, It Is said. When
motives
and
cars
delivered
or
yet
to
value
in
the
country
districts,
and
the
last week, a fte r 15 m onths In the
Jack Bell of Fairbanks, Alaska, who
peasants refuse to exchange it for service. He was unwounded, but his tho m arines entered the Japanese con
enlisted in the United States arm y at be delivered.
food.
discharge showed th at he had seen sulate they are reported to have at
the age of 15 and lays claim to being
action a t St. Mihlel, the Argonne, Pon- tacked a visitor.
probably the youngest soldier in the
On Thursday evening American m a
Warning Sent to Italy.
tam ousson and Verdun.
arm y during the war, arrived in Se
rines who were entering a moving-
attle last week with the 63d coast
Commercial and farm ing Interests picture th eater In tho French conces
W ashington, D. C.—Italy has been
artillery regim ent. He is ju st back
of
Deschutes county aro lined up In sion were attacked by a crowd of Ja p
warned by the American governm ent
from overseas.
support of a bond issue to the full anese armed with sticks. They m an
W ashington, D. C. — Prelim inary that unless she p u ts an end to delays am ount of the 2 per cent sta te lim it
The American governm ent may not
in m ovem ents of relief supplies to the as a m eans of providing co-operation aged to en ter the theater, the propri
accept the 100,000 or more tons of plans for the form ation of a national
etor of which telephoned for the
German shipping in Chilean w aters, non partisan organization designed to newly established Jugo-Slavic and Cze- with the state highway commission in French police, who dispersed the Jap
allocated to it by the allied shipping keep the Am erican people b etter in cho-Slavic states, steps will be taken the construction of tho proposed The anese.
commission. Chairm an H urley of the formed as to events a t the peace con to cut off the flow of Am erican food Dalles-Callfornia highway.
The situation at Tien Tsln Is said to
stuffs to Italy.
shipping board said recently final ac
A
storia
bank
statem
en
ts
published
be
tense. The m atter has been re
ference and to oppose acceptance of
It was stated in an authoritative
tion would depend upon both the con
the constitution of the league of na quarter th at the Italian governm ent last week show th at the four banks ferred to the French legation here.
dition of the grant and the ships.
tions as now draw n were made at a had caused intolerable conditions by and postal savings had deposits a t the
close of business, March 4. am ounting
W ashington, D. C.—Colonel Theo
The
form er A ustrian
em peror, conference Saturday between Senators
the blockade she has Imposed against to an aggregate total of >6,910,729.26. dore P. Kane, commanding the Ameri
Charles, is again seriously ill from a Reed of Missouri, dem ocrat, and Bor
the Jugo-Slavic countries and which This rep resen ts an Increase of nearly can legation m arine guard at Pekin,
nervous breakdown, according to ad ah of Idaho and Poindexter of W ash
operates also against the Czecho- >130,000 since Decem ber 31, 1918, reported Monday th at m arines were
vices from Innsbruck. H is wife is ington, republicans, and George W har
Slavs.
when deposits aggregated >6,781.034.08. not involved In the disturbance at
employing every m eans to leave ton Pepper, a lawyer, of Philadelphia.
The blockade has not been wholly
A ustria for the R iviera but has been
A fter the conference it was an effective, but many delays have been
T h at John E rasm y of Bend has been Tien Tsin which the American minis
ter is Investigating. He said the trou
unable to obtain French passports. nounced th a t • H enry W atterson, for
caused, resulting often in holding up adding to the v ariety of h i» daily hill ble was between Boldlers and Jap a n
She also is said to be in bad health. m er publisher of the Louisville Cour
supplies, th e need of which was des of fare by killing large num bers of ese, which accords with the assum p
New York police, secret service men ier-Journal, would be president of the perate. No reply has yet been made robins for his larder, was the com
plaint made In justice court by Deputy tion In official q u arters here th at mem
and im m igration officials raided a organization, with Mr. Pepper as di by the Italian government.
Game W arden W. O. Hadley, who bers of the 15th regular infantry s ta
building on E ast F ifteenth stre e t early recting supervisor. It was said that
many
senators
who
have
been
active
charged Arasm y with violating the tioned at Tien Tsin wore confused
S aturday m orning and arrested 198
Few Shell Shocks Fatal.
with m arines In early accounts of the
in
opposition
to
approval
of
the
league
men and two women. Ten patrol
New York.—Ninety-nine per cen t of state law prohibiting the kilting of affair.
constitution
would
support
the
organ
song
birds.
wagons were required to take the pris
all shell shock cases In the American
The state' departm ent is aw aiting
oners to the crim inal court’s building, ization.
The fall w heat crop In the east end
arm y in France completely recovered,
fu
rth er advices from M inister Reinsch
S enator Reed announced th a t a according to Dr. Thom as Salmon of of W ashington county is m aking ex
where they are being questioned. All
before taking any step in regard to tiie
statem
ent
outlining
the
purposes
of
are supposed to be radicals.
New York, chief medical office» In cellent progress. On the ranches of
the organization would be issued w ith charge of such soldiers, who returned R obert Hocken, A. A. Pike and Oeorgo report th at the Japanese consulate
In w hat m ay be his farew ell public
was raided. The m inister cabled th at
in a few days. One purpose, it was
Davis fall sown w heat is now from
address before he begins serving a
on the Leviathan.
he
had sent F irst S ecretary Spencer
explained, would be the co-ordination
“T here was less insanity in the four to eight inches high. W ith a to Tien Tsln to report.
10-year sentence imposed by the fed
of various local bodies th at have been American arm y than In any of the guarantee of >2.26 a bushel for the
eral court at Cleveland on a charge of
formed over the country in opposition
violating the espionage act, Eugene
other allied arm ies,” said Colonel 1919 crop W ashington county farm ers
to the league. P resent plans call for
are optim istic.
Salmon.
V. Debs, socialist leader, upheld the
establishm ent of a speakers’ bureau
bolshevist rule in R ussia and referred
In response to a call Issued by the
and the conducting of an extensive
to Lenine and Trotzky as the "fore
Poles Seek For Peace.
North Fork grange for a com m unity
campaign of publicity. Senators said
m ost statesm en of the age.”
Posen.—Several m em bers of the in m eeting to discuss the m atter of s ta rt
the organization would be supported
An unidentified airplane Tuesday by voluntary contributions.
tera llied mission are to proceed to ing a co-operative fruit cannery on the
Archangel.—Bolshevik forces made
lower Sluslaw river, about 150 p er
dropped a bomb on a crowd standing
a determ ined attem p t Friday to cut
Suggestions w ere made a t the con Paris to inform the peace conference
in line in Berlin to buy food. The e x -! ference th at representatives be sent as to the exact situation existing be sons assem bled last S aturday at the the com m unications between
the
plosion resulted in 30 casualties among to P aris while the peace negotiations tween the Poles and U krainians in N orth Fork grange hall, a few miles American and allied columns on the
civilians, including women and chil are in progress but no agreem ent was eastern Galicia. It is thought probable from Florence, and a g re at deal of Dvina and Vaga rivers, but their a t
dren.
(th at the mission will propose extrem e in tere st was m anifested In the project. tack was repulsed with heavy losses.
reached.
ly severe steps in order to compel the
T here were 3018 liberty planes on
The final details were consum m ated The enemy lost 57 dead and four pris
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krainians to cease hostilities.
the w estern front and ready for serv
last W ednesday for the erection of a oners. The allied casualties w ere one
Yukon May Open Early.
ice on the day the arm istice was sign
40-room ap a rtm en t house a t Astoria soldier wounded.
Seattle, W ash. — T ravelers from
Postal Grants Increase.
ed, according to Major R. J. Bates of Alaska report th at all indications point
to cost approxim ately >85,000. The
Detroit, Mich., who arrived in W ash to an early break-up of ice in the
San Francisco.—The headquarters stru ctu re Is to he of hollow tile, five
Vladivostok.—American troops have
ington Tuesday from France.
Yukon river and th at navigation may for the Postal Telegraph company in stories in h eig h t and th e project Is begun to move to strategic points on
United States M arshal M cCarthy of open June 1. F reight is already mov California, Montana, Idaho, W ashing to bo a com m unity affair, being fi the Trans Siberian railway west of
New York Tuesday was directed by ’ ing from S eattle for lower La Barge ton, Oregon, Arizona, Utah, New Mexl- nanced by the business and profession Vladivostok to aid John F. Stevens
Federal Judge Knox to seize >4,000,000 , via Skagway, w here it will be tran s , co and Nevada, which are located here, al men of the city. P ractically all the and his staff of American railw ay men
in railroad stocks and bonds held in ferred to river boats and la te r be ' received word Saturday of a 10 per m aterial used in the construction is to In the technical operation of the rail
I cent increase of em ployes’ wages, re be "Oregon m ade.”
way.
tru st for the Munich R einsurance com taken to Iditarod and Fairbanks.
troactive to Jan u ary 1. About 100 are
The first contingent Is now at H ar
Many calls from farm ers in Des
pany of Munich, Bavaria. The order j
affected In San Francisco.
Palestine Influx Curbed.
chutes county for help on the ranches bin, while the second will entrain
was issued on the application of the
New York.—R estriction of im m igra
In this section are being received at within a few days for Chita, the farth
alien property custodian.
Want Blockade Raised.
tion into P alestine to 50,000 a year
Bend, and to aid In m eeting the de est point west to which the Americans
Removal of peanuts from the list of
during the firs t period of developm ent
BaRle.—The
German
national
assem
mand
for labor of this kind the county will be sent.
restricted im ports was announced
of the new Jewish commonwealth set bly a t W eim ar Monday unanim ously farm em ploym ent bureau is being re
It is proposed to place additional de
Tuesday by the war trade board.
up under British trusteeship, has been adopted as resolution introduced by organized under the direction of It. A. tachm ents a t Verkhni Udlnsk, Man
The German governm ent’s prelim decided upon by the in ter allied Zion 37 women m em bers dem anding the W ard, form erly county agriculturist. churian Rtation, and Nnkolsk. Tho
inary estim ate of the damage from ist conference in London, according to immediate raising of the hunger block R eturned soldiers, sailors and m arines U ssuri branch American troops al
looting in the Spartacan strike is cable advices to the Zionist organiza ade and repatriation of prisoners of will be given preference over other ready are stationed at Spasske and
placed at 40,000,000 m arks.
tion of America.
Khabarovsk.
war.
applicants, he states.
Brief Resume
important
Daily NewsJItems.
Americans and Orientals Clash
in Theater.
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