VOL.XLV
MUST EKD STRIKE
IS ULTIMATUM
OF PRESIDENT
ROOMING HOUSE MANAGER
Rl'NH AMUCK WITH GUN
BEND, July 18. Tom Foley,
aged 60, rooming house manager, is
in the county Jail, charged with as
sault with Intent to kill, as a result
of running amuck Saturday night,
with a revolver. He drove all of the
guests out of the Rooming house
and held the police at bay for some
time.
, There Are No Drinks Behind This Poet Office Bar
NOTIFIES ALL STATE GOVER
NORS TO OPEN COAL MIXES
( WITH TROOPS
Will Back Them Up Willi Federal
' A1I in the Form of Men and
Equipment If Necessary Mayi
Holae Mines.
RATIONING COAL ON
WAR TIME BASIS IS
11
PROSPECT
COVING
ON TO
I
BE IN 1010
WASHINGTON, July 18. At a
, two-hour session of the cabinet, de-j
voted entirely to discussion of the I
grave industrial station, it was SACRAMENTO, July 18. The
decided that President Harding; two Dantits w10 have terrorized au
aluuld address a communication to.to9ta 0l tlle highways near this city
the governors of the 48 states call-1 ,iurng the list few months operated
Ing upon them to protect, If neces-j Satur(jay ngut an(j attempted to as-
nary public Interests which have,8nu)t crminally two women whom
been endangered by the rail and coal; tnHy i)el(1 UJ, wlcll ther respective
Btrlkes. i companions on the Natomas Boule-
It is understood that the presi- vur(j Tl9 wonlen frustrated the In
dent, In this communication, will in-j t(,nt of t)le Uundits, however, al
form the governors of the various' (llou n jli8s N0rn,a Lannon, of 2523
states that the present situation injj gtreeti 0Ile 0 ti,e victims, had to
the co l and railroad Industries con-iexert a1 of ner Btrength to resist her
atltutes a grave menace to the pub- iissanant.
lie welfare, and that It Is essential Tn0 uamHt9 searched both worn
that roil production be started ln-ifin( taking a diamond ring and an
mediately If the country is to es-lEka. cnarm f,om Mrg, Noder, and
cape a coal famine during the com-j j8 50 fr()m tno other.
ing winter.
The president. It Is understood,
will direct the governors to use ev
Pry in.'ins at their disposal to see
that co: 1 mining is resumed immed
iately, ami that If the state military
forces arc unable to furnish the ne
cessary ptUectlon and to maintain
law and order, then they are Invited i
to call upon the government for;
whatever they require, either In men
or supplies. j
That President Hariflng will not;
hesitate to s'elze the coal mines, if,
nrnriiiotlon is long delayed, was
made clear at the White House fol-jferlng Jackson county an opportun
ely h cabinet meeting. 10 C"M llie
CHICAGO, July 18. ?he strike dation proposition, Is to be the guest
of the railway shopmen Is believed; or nonor ai tne noonuay luncneon
to be moving swiftly toward a ell- the rioiei weaiora. in meujoru,
max as a result of secret parleys tomorrow. The committee from
t.M hr rti.rlne the last 24 hours. Ashland will be present and will ex-
A conference from whlch'a plan of ; press the sentiment of the people of
settlement Is expected is still be- the city insofar as it has been pos
ing conducted. 8.i,,,fl to ob,ain u- ln favor of che
Officials of the United States rail-- "nit- ,
way labor board and officials of the; Mr. Frobach hopes that all inter
shopmen crafts decline to discuss ested In this matter will be present
the reports or say whether any de-t the luncheon. The-acceptance or
finite peace plan has been evolved. I refusal of this offer from the Rocke
Persistent reports that a settlement ; fe"er Foundation will be determ
appeared closer than at any timeiined at this meeting,
since the walkout began, however,' The Rockefeller program .would
Is not denied. ' cost H0.000, of which $5580 Is con-
The reported plan Involves attributed, leaving $4420 to be paid
agreement by the railroads to re-j by the coWy. The present es- ;
store- all seniority rights of the penses of our. single county nurse
strikers and to abolish the practice are over $2500, leaving an appro-
ot "farming out" shop work to shops ( priatlon of less than $1920 to be
. j .... .... -m .i n voted tiv th county in order to se-
T. .7J m s cure the services of trained workers the necessary quota to Insure feder
1II1UUP( ' l " a---
WEDNESDAY
Dr. P. W. Covington, who Is of-
1
! if V
INSANE YOUTH'S VICTIM
IN CRITICAL CONDITION
L4 .-XC-
P ST. M '. Y.-.v.-...-
THE DALLES, July 18. Mrs.
Maude P. Watterson, high school!
teacher, who was attacked with an I
Iron bar by 14-year-old Paclflco
Itosa, a boy believed to be insane,
Is suffering from a fractured skull
nnd other Injuries. Her condition
Is critical and surgeons have been
i 4 unable to operate.
FNIN
LLI 111 1
E IS
SAID TO HAVE
iBEEN POISONED
OLCOTT S FINOS
S THE HAT
vff,r
RAISE FUNDS
the Ulnil uliolishod by Mr. Volstond. is
Tlit new brr in the WiiHliington city post otllce, quite liliciiiH Ikhi
dexitmed tu sit on or lean apiln.t in jmi of stundini; cnnstiintly fui rial,; Imui'K while sorting mail. The rail is being
tried as an experiment and If it proves sui'iesstui will lit' insiniien in mi large post omces,
t Q 8 S S 0 S ?
8 IRELAND'S DAILY
CASUALTY LIST
$ $, ? , $ j s t s ;
IM
LONG-BELL
LONDON, July 18. Two thous
and Irregulars hai'e been captured,
up to date by the Irish Free St-ito
troops, according to a Dublin li-j
patch. The counties of rfligo and;
Tliurles havo bpciv cliirod of rebels, !
but the figlitiug continues in the'
OPERATING
8-
S
L
COMPLETE
GARAGE
WASHINGTON, July 18. Coal region of Limerick
rationing this winter, similar to that.
existing during the war period, is
already virtually assured, according;
to opinions expressed in government
circles.
Even should coal mining be re
sumed Immediately, which Is admit
tedly out of the question, priority
orders will have to be established
In order to protect the northwest,
and possibly the New England
states, high administration officials
asserted today.
I
NER IS
BEATEN TO DEATH
BODY HID IN PIT
SALEM. July 18. Friends of 01
cott have announced the organiza
of a committee to receive funds to
defray the governor's expenses In
the recount proceedings started by
Senator Hall, for a recount of the
returns In about 700 precincts.
It will be, rcrulled that In tho
answer to the application for a re
count filed by Governor Olcott on
Saturday, ho stated that his limited
I means would not permit him to
island the expense attendant upon
j demanding a recount of the bullets
cast in the entire state, and his
SKATTLE, July 18. Two huge!
mills will bo. lmllt Immediately on; ",r 11,8 l,ur"ose ot "lac", tl,e Koy
tl.e hanks of the Columbia at Kelso. j or,lor 011 an ef",al f"ot""'' wlt" HM-
I Wash., Just south of the highway
I and across the river from Rainier,
Or., according to announcemnn
Sunday of It. A. Long, president
j the Long-Dell Lumber company.
Ileglnning Monday, the company
put it entire force of men working
in mill, field or camp, on the elght-
lieur day, and will pay thorn the!
wanes custnuiaryily paid In all the
leading lumber companies.
DAM
R
IS
GREEN
SPRINGS
ROAD THIS FALL
DIXON. Calif., July 18 .1. D.
Hurley, 00, one of the owners of the:
City garage, was beaten to death in
the office of the establishment Sun-:
day niKhC, and t lie body then dragj
ged to tho pit In the repair depart-'
ment where It wa9 found some tlmo
later by Night Watchman J. Brett, j
Bernard Kyrk, about 30, partnerj
of Hurley, was taken Into custody !
and will be charged with themur-i
der. Two blows upon iJie back of,
the head with n heavy chisel caused,
1
SE
W
KLAMATH
WW
BEND, Or., July 18. In a state-jtbe death of Hurley.
ment made yesterday by State High
way Commissioner R. A. Booth, he
declared that In five years all the
highways in Oregon can be built'
with state money and federal aid.
This would Include the central Ore
gon highway, the Roosevelt high
way and the Lakevlew-Bend high
way. He pointed out, however, that
the completion of these projects
would depend on whether or not the
people would co-opefrate wltft, the
federal government by furnlshlngi
hi K mmm
rvriTii nriiTrnnr
Uimil UUIILhUL
r-r r immi ni 1 1 ir-n.t
IN FULL SWING
KLAMATH FALLS, July 18.
Trial of rho case of Frank Ward
against Klamath qounty to deter-
PROGRESSING
The Hyatt Prairie dam, being
built to Impound wuter for the Tal
ent irrigation district, is well In the
course, of construction. A large
stoam shovel was taken In to the
site of the dam several weeks ago,
unci Is being used to good advan
tage. Ahout DO men are employed in
the work of dicing the trenches in
which to lay tho foundation for the
SAID TO HAVK BEEN MURDERED
ON WAY TO BATHING
PLACE
A Report from Copciilmgen Declares
Thut HomI of Russian Govern
ment Aftur IljciUh Wax Thrown
Emm Train Into Don River.
LONDON, July 18. Nicolal Len
ine, ead of the Rusisan soviet gov
einment, is reported to have been
murdered, according to Copenhagen
advlcea.
Lcnlne is reported to have been
poisoned while he was en route to a
Caucasian barbing place from Mos
cow. The dispatch said his body
was thrown from the train Into the
Don river atjlostev.
So many false reports of Lenine's
death have been manufactured that
the foregoing report must be re
garded conservatively, particularly
as thore has heen no confirmation.
WINIU RN RVILDS SWIMMING
POOL AT SAP-AND-SALT
Jesse Wlnburn has hud some .10
men engaged during the lust ten
days In digging a pit at Sap-and-Satt
In which he Intends building a ce
ment swimming lank, some 40 feet
long and 24 feet wide. Carpenters
are now busy building the forms for
tho sldeg and the cement will be run
Into them within the next few days.
The tank will vary ln depth from
about two foot at one end, where
tho children may play without fear,
to a depth of eight feet at tho oppo
site end.
Tho surplus wttiv from tn tank
will be used to Irrigate the garden,
and with the aid of a pump to bo
installed, it Is said the place will
have a perfect Irrigation system.
Mr. Wlnburn also expects to in
stall a power plant with which to
mako Ills own electricity, and says
he will have plenty of power for all
purposes as well as lights for his
dam proper and the supports. Alelllll'e place.
central section of cement will be' 1
htillt 45 feet high, 15 or 20 feet! LYING IS A POOR IHILICY
'wide at the base and sloping to 10
PROVED AT VIMNG THEATRE
Havo you, as a picture fan, ever
come across these lines:
. . ...... . . feet in width at the top. This cen
structure, was started before Judge . , ,,, , . .
ttcil uunHim u' It liu uifnnnrtpH nil
Skipwoi-th, of Eugene, .r the circuit. ,., , ,,,,
, . . i f i t .(1 t:iiun .tint' u; iw ii ia -
... ... ifrom the ground neurly to the top "What a tangled web we weave
lure yesterday. A feature of the; , . . , ,., . ' ..... ... . , ......
. , ,', ... , of the cement. A spillway will be When first we practice to deceive,
tnal is the lack of Interest In the nf the dalJ Tn( bH te tMt of ..Dont
case, as evidenced by the compara-1 M be relea8ed n Everything" which comes to
lively small number of spectators j Vnln(( tbMtn tomm
present. ... ... . .,,,..., ,, , .. ,..,.,
... .... .lie WUTK n IIUllUlK 111 "lUO VC-ji.iUI . ui.i n.,n-. i.t a . m i in " u ti i.
Ill the opening of tne trial attor- . j.
news for the county asked for a1 . . , , , , ,
., , .. , . , . . ,. next few weeks and pushed to an
stipulation between counsel to hold
ihat the men will Immediately re-In a plan that has met With unquali
lurn to work with the assurance that, fled success in other states where
rehearing on the whole question this system has been adopted,
of reduced wages will be granted.
J)CAL YARDS SLIGHTLY !
AFFECTED BY WALKOUT
Following the general orders is-:
eued by their respective unions,!
three men including one engineer j
and two oilers, quit work in the,
'roundhouse yesterday. j
The engineer was In charge of the .
engine operating the turntable. At
the roundhouse today it was said
that little if any inconvenience had,
been caused by the walkout, and
that the regular schedule of work
had not been interfered with. .
GOYO
T
ES AND BEARS
RAID SHEEP HERDS
IN
I
PORTLAND, July 18. Coyotes
and bears are running the goat men
and sheepmen out of business In
EARLY MORENO BLAZE , q animal d,v,
.OREGON jri8-ATe! 'he United States biological
rok. oT.n thL city at an ey ' T. Jackson as
. " . - . v,,. just returned from an Investigation
tiour this morning and beforo ,,ie o situation
flames could be gotten under con-,0 8 (S.Un"' Annrn.aaA ,.nJ
, , .,. . i I Goat herds have decreased from
jroi, a numuer vi raiiuum wem
al aid. It cannot be done, he Baid,jDlnn un(, ,,, Sui!ivan, the Irish
from unappropriated funds now in
the hands of the highway commission.
LONDON, July 18. Reginald ,.,.,. , the MaB gtreet Btructure
early completion.
picture with Wallace Reid, Gloriu
Swanson and Elliott Dexter In the
! feature roles.
men, wero today convicted of the
heir contention being that that is
not the legal courthouse, and that a!
son. former chief of staff of the
The commission announced roaa, nrltiHli imperial general stall. The
work for Lake, Klamath; Jackson; Jm.y wag ((ut 0Illy mIlutes.
and Coos counties to he dongati
once. This includes the lmprove-am, g(.llCenc(,d t0 do.l(h.
ment of the Green Springs moun-i
murder of Marshal Sir Henry Wll- ()f e laf;ality o ,ne tHaI
; might be raised later. The stipula
tion was grunted by Judge Skip-
Both were Immediately arraigned
worth and was entered Into.
Mr. Stevenson has direct charge In the story, the handsomo Cullen
of the work and is on the Job early ! dale, played by Mr. Held, is ensnar
and late, endeavoring to gee that ev- ed in a trap of his own making when
ery Inch of the work is done lu such i he tries to deceive the girl he Is en-
a way that the dam will be abso-, gaged to, lu some cases, and tells
lutely satisfatcory when completed.
rain road Job which laps over from
Klamath county.
In Klamath county, the Green j 3, j $ $ j, $
Springs mountain road Is put on as
BASEIiALlj RESULTS TODAY
a federal aid project between Ash
land and Klamath Falls. Grading
is ordered from Keno to the east end
of the present grading contract and!
graveling from the top of Green
Springs mountain to the east end of j
the present grading contract. Thei
distance is about 20 miles, and the
job is to be put on In the fall.
National l.c.iguo
At Cincinnati 9; Boston 3.
At Chicago 6; Philadelphia
AtlH'I'lt'ilH LCilgllO
At New York 11; Chicago 4.
At Philadelphia 3; Cleveland G.
At .Boston 6; Detroit 5.
OStEST EIRE PALL HANGS !
OYER t'OLUMItlA HIGHWAY
HOOD RIVER, Or., JUlv 18. i
' Forest fires in the vicinity of Wyeth
j continue to spread, although tho
1 flames are being fought vigorously
by tho forest -reserve forces and ev-j
! wynne, that can bo pressed Into '
j service.
j Tho pall of smoke Is hanging I
i heavily over the entire section, and
In the neighborhood of Mitchell
IRELAND
FACING
FAME
FORCED
IRREGULARS
her the truth In others. The result
is that she doesn't believe him at
all, and' when the other woman
comes Into the story, la jealous.
There Is a battle ot women's wills
and a self-sacrificing friend (played
by Elliott Dexter) who trlqs to help
Marian (Miss Swanson) to win out
against the Intrigante, pl;(yed by
Dorothy Cummlng.
BELFAST,
POINDEXTER HAS WOMAN TO
DEFEAT IX SENATOR RACE
SEATTLE, July 18. With lead
ers of half a dozen Influential pro-.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FEEDS KPWORTH LEAGUE
July 18. Western
Point tunnel' on the Columbia high-; Ireland Is reported to be on the . nrininlzatlons Indorsing her
way, It is making travel extremely verge, of a famine, on uccount ciimlldncy and John A. Ballalne with
dangerous. continued commandeering '; drawlnB fronl the rare her favor,
;foodslufl by republican rebels. Mr8 PranCM c. Ax, of neU1ng-
The Irregulars hnve driven orr
ost of the cattle and have looted
the granaries and dairies.
-The Ig-i " ' . Efforts will be made by progress-
'nwn ilnlnn ft a mimh Aana tra a. Ihai t.i . , , n I . . , ! .....A..- ..... ........ .. .1. 1.. I. .Aum ri'VVlvn ll ira 1ai Aaa hn,a tn I ml ..pa Imt..
, in inan.. tha mo w'6 .u.. UM,..Me,9 vice w.inoui a hihkiu iaiui m-iiuciu. nara. Kacn onn waB Kiven sano- erna Luimirr lum ihii, whiui , h iiii i.r, i... . r,.... ...u ... WHUCU
, .. .. ,.. mi, coyotes. In spite of the 1000 dogSinurlng this time the planes flying 1 wlches coffee Ice cream and cike. -cently took over the Durney timber' o.VI.Y DISABLED ENGIXE ; Austin K. Griffith to withdraw In
UrcKUIl Vliy tiuiiiiuij am no nun ....
AIR LINK ENDS YEAR
WITHOUT FATAL MISHAP 1
, The chamber of commerce were, LUMBER MILL OPERATIXG
Tif.Mir.tnmnKT 10 A H'l ... . r i r. i. .... i rr.k ITU ellllITV IU
IVAAninulUlli July 10. r t IIUSIS 111 UDOlll 1UII r.lfWUI 111 l.l.'ltir- J. l.rt nuii
most completely destroyed ' entail--40 000 t0 8000 ln LIncoln county"j o'clock Sunday night (he air mall uers last evening, who nre camped
Ine a loss of more than $ 60,000. i BIlid Williams.- At present the bears i8ervice completed a year's dally ser-i near the dance pavilion ln Llthla WEED, Calif., July 18.'
ham, leaped to (he front this week
, as one of the most serious opponents
of Senator Miles Polndexter.
Street restaurant. .
PICNIC ON WAGNER CREEK
, AND GATHER GREENERY
In the county, bear tracks are more,on tne New York to San Franclscoj Mayor Lam kin made a speech of and old Durney mill, is now operat-:
The mill Is on tho Many people over the city heard
favor of the Belllngham woman.
....
numerous than anywhere else In tne rni,in mvaroil 1 7KD.000 miles. More ami.,,,. nn. trn,.,i tim Wev r tim loir to canacitv
state. . Ithan 49,000,000 letters, totaling l.-'city over to them for t'n week, and slope of Mount Eddy, about five the whistle of a railroad engine msi, MABEL TAKES HER FIFTH
I : 1 124,000 pounds were transported by told them to make me. 1 y. ! miles from the Southern Pacific night in the local yards, and many .MATRIMONIAL FLYER
; . - 1 T..i v.- nr. T t if g3 flir Tho pnilVfliif win lirAlll So t hfl HI W.T V ill l ift O il HlUIIOn Ol IKtTllrt. nl"" " "
ft nnrt or vuuiik ueuuic auuaiwi..iii nr iin i niu u.i i
1(,yr of the older ones made up al RABBITS IN TEHAMA CO.; j the most sioessful ever n held In
party of three automobile loads to' RED BLUFF, Calif., July 18.! RATTLESNAKES INYADE I southern Oregon, and from the num-
Wagntr creek yesterday evening ; Complaints of rabbit depredations , WEED; TWO ARE KILLED her that were present last evening,
-where they enjoyed a picnic guppeMn various sections of Tehama coun-j WEED, Calif., July 18. A rattle- lt will undoubtedly ho (he best at-
and later gathered some greenery ty have prompted the board of sup-, snake was killed In a woodpile in tended.
with wblch to decorate the Baptist ervisors to autnorize a bounty or ;. h. isiemeyer i yard in weea mis
, church.
cents a head for these pegts. But week. Rev. Anderson Craln also: Freewater Bumper bean cro
.... . 1 1 Ml .. . V- 1.1)1.. ... . ... ........ . t. 1 .1 ." - ' ll I U UA..B,,,.
DanArt. Indicate that the open me nouniy win mi on paiu on nnj.iiiiieu uno in ni yiu lew uuo rin .''i 11 - . ' . , -. Pnnr
JSironSf to the en- lot of rabbits lestban 25. The gup- ago. These are the first two rattle- Astoria-Last stretch of pave- and today Is alive with a good chance used up practically all o the steam, at marriage In a even year,. Four
?1ZJT1M everr'ervlsors' order is to be effective on 'snake, that have been killed In town ment between 1,-re and Seaside to re,ver. A fractured hip appar-. before, workmen were able to .top Dreriou, rip, to the altar enoed 1
4n had a fine Ume. jAugust 1. in Weed for some year. juearlng completion. Jently was the ouly Injury. U.
cause of It. Some people thought SAN FRANCISCO. July 18. in
FALLS IM FEET AND IS the railroad strike had been ended, spite of previous shipwrecks on the
ONLY SLIGHTLY INJURED while others thought that anolber high seas of matrimony. Mabrl
WOODLEAP, Calif., July 18. union had walked out. j Welch of Sparks, Ner., and Frank
Pr n.k n mm s hookkeei.er. em-' However, neither of these auppo- La Yin of San Francisco, were mar-
!.loved in a garage In Marysvlllo, fell sitlons were correct, for the trouble rled Saturday afternoon ln Sparks,
n l' 150 feet down a cliff on the South was that a whistle became caught Mrs. La Vln. though but 25 year,
1' ....... ,. I , . . , LI 1... .t.ft. at.Amn
Fork of the Feather river yesterday and conlinuea 10 mow uniu 11 nau 01 ne, is diuiui u. ....u
the divorce court.