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ORA NTH PAM, JOHEPHINE tXMNTY, OREGON,
VOL. X., No. Ol
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New York. Nov. 29 The fin
al score In the clash between
the army and navy football
squiuls this afternoon was,
navy «; army 0, The army
had ruled favorite, and the dope
wus upset when It mot defeat.
The unsettled weather, with
prospect of ruin, failed to damp
en the enthusiasm of 46,000
HATIRDIY, NOVEMBER W.
WHOLE NIMBER 2MJM.
frNNlTBALL TOOK TOLL OF
FIVE LIVES IN SEAHO.N
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Chicago, Nov. 29.- Football, ♦
♦ America’s
roughest outdoor ♦
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season, which closed Thanks
giving day, according to reports
received by the Associated
Preps. The death list from the
game was the lowest in five
years, being five less than last
year and seven under the toll
of two years ago.
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HtHPiXTED MAN IS THE ONE
WHO BOBBED HIM
♦ ticket holder* who «ariy filed «
Bl MOK THAT HOI TH AMERICAN <
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ADJI'HT JEN K INH DIHPTTE
THAIH SERVICE TO
Olirti FrvHnüln»r> Hearing In Justice |
txzurt Thl» H*n«n*s*n on < rimina*
H) ii<ii<-Mli*.in Charge
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W ord < 'ornes ilirougli IHplomatlc Maini'-tiiux e of l*rfensive Works at,
IdentiHcJUjon Made at Klatnatli Fal*fl
tíreles In Santiago, Chile, of a
Htratcgetic Points .Vs lni|S*rtanl
ami Evans Was Brought Back to
In-tach men ts Are laindrd From the
Plan to Intervene
Now A m Ever I m Claim
Jackson t <>un*y
Japanese Warships, and Feeling
Passenger Hectics* Wilrf Be Radically
in district fk Bitter
i
Cut Down if U>e i'oal Hhortage
Huntlago,
Chile.
Nov.
29.
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£1
Na-
Washington,
Nov.
29.
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Necessity
That I-ark Evan« was the man who
Victor Holman, the man arrested
Become» More Critical
: cion today says It has learned from for the maintenance of defensive
by Sheriff lazwla Friday afternoon on
Amoy, China. Nov. 29._ Fuchow robbed him of his 'Ford automobile
well Informed diplomatic circles works
at
important strategetic
a charge of criminal syndicalism,
reports stake that- many Chinese have and left him bound and gagged in
... . beyond
. Jacksonville
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St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 29.— It was that there is a ¡»osatbllity of media IMiints along the «oast is no less been arrested ¡there by detachments k—
the wilds
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„ is .„j the
and who was alleged to be an I. W.
admitted In high railroad circles tlon lly the governments' A. B. C. patent today than before the war, in landed by Japanese warships. Thek itatement of W. G. White, who
W. symiwthlser. Is in Jail In lieu of
group,
with
the
object
of
composing
the
opinion
of
Major
General
Wil
here toda" that the federal railroad
district is anti-Jaipanese and the
11.000 bonds to await appearance administration was preparing to differences over the Gonsul Jenkins liam M. Black, chief of engineers, in
makes positive Identification of the
feeling is reported as bitter. Reports
case
between
the
I'nited
States
and
his annual report published today.
suspected
man.
before the Josephine county grand make drastic decreases In passenger
from inland points are that the sit-i
Mexico.
The general declared. “Seacoast de
Mr. White went to Klamath Falls
jury. Holman was given a prelim- train services throughout the coun-
nation there is even more bkter.
fenses had lost nothing In import
with a deputy sheriff from Jackson
Inary hearing before the Justice try If the coal situation beoomes INDI STRIAL WORKERS
ance from the war's lessons. Rather
more
critical.
Reduction
of
passen
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District Attor-
court this morning
county
Thursday to see Evans and
STAGE HI'NGER STRIKE was their extreme value demonstrat
ney Miller was in «hirrac of the ger service from the Twin Cities
determine if he wae the man who,
Tacoma, Nov. 29. Twenty-two al ed. The Turkish forts at the Darda
prosecution, being seconded In his may Involve 100 trains, it was said leged Industrial Workers continue nelles served to prevent the taking
with a woman companion, held hi***
efforts by Attorney J. N. Johnston.
up in the most approved wild-west
'their hunger strike here today and of Constantinople and the opening of
an ex-«er vice man. who made a plea
fashion on the ljth of last Septem
1 ref tiaed to touch food offered them. a line of supply for Russia.
for the American lavglon. The court
ber. Word received from Klamath
room waa filled with Jg’glon mem-|
Falls and Medford 1a that White was
btre. the complaint against Holman
positive in his identification. Deputy
having born made by members of
Sheriff Wimer then brought Evans
that organization who heard Holman
back to Jackson county, but the pris
ma
nrnnAIR lin Alli A an
who has recovered his rea- oner was released upon the furnish
Linking arguments and remarks to
which they took exception, and
ing of a bond for >1.000. A certified
New|H*rt, Ore . Nov. 29.—News
which they charge violated the state
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ney-General Brown at the request of check for the amount of the -bond
criminal syndicalism law.
just roach I ng here from Taft, Ore., «
Dr. Griffith, superintendent of the was wired to the officials at Jackson
Five witnesses were presented by discloses that both of the sawmill
port land. Ore., Nov. 29.- 4'ommls-
.New York, Nov. 29.—The hunger Btate hospital for the insane, tn con county by Evans' father, a resident
the state to tsatlfy a* to the violence employes, nsiiKsi A. Arltnger and J.- sion merchants here today announc-
st rike of-the "Ellis Island Soviet" nertion -with the proposed release of of I-a Grande. Oregon.
of some of Holmnn's remark*, 'he
Evans was once before under ar
ed an increase in the price of butter
evidence going to »how that Holman Ari Inger. brothera, aged 20 and 24,* of one cent a i*ound, effective Mon was broken today when all but five George D. Chenoweth of Curry coun- rest charged with the commission of
ty. who was committed to the asy
had weld that th« 1. W. W. at Cen- yoars, who were reported ae seriously day. A drop of two cents a dozen radicals who refused to eat since
lum following his acquittal on a the crime, but was released by the
trails on Armlatice day “were Juati- lnjure<l last Friday In the boiler ex in the price of eggs was also an- last Monday evening, eageriy an
’charge of murdering George Sydnan Jackson officials who were unable
fled In shooting the members of the plosion at the old Parmalee sawmill nounced
I to produce sufficient evidence in the
swered the breakfast call. They ask- fjjere a few months ago.
American legion." Holman took the near Taft, died .Monday from the in-1
ed second helpings, but were refus-
The release of Mr. Chenoweth is absence of Mr. White. White there
stund in his own defence, but showed Juries they sustained.
ed by the officials.
opposed by Collier H. Buffington, dis upon returned from Arisona. and his
by his testimony that he waa a radi
This makes a total of five deaths
trict attorney of Curry oounty, who identification of Evans follows. At
cal though ¡he denied being a mem
from the disaster.
first took the stand that Inasmuch the time of his previous arrest Evans
ber o’ th«* I. W. W. A Butte paper
WILL NAME NEW CENSOR
The dead;
as
Chenoweth was sent to the hos supplied an alibi in the form of the
Chehalis. Wash., Nov. 29. -Shlp-
tr'-en troni him. and the doctrine of
RM
FRENI
AI-.MADE
FILMS
evidence of parties who testified that
Hoyt PamiaJse, son of Mrs. Par-
pital by a circuit judge after his trial
| ping of Christmas trees from this sec
which he was preaching, was of the tnalee.
he could be released only upon the Evans had worked for them till even
most violent type, and had at one
tion to California and extreme east
Mrs. Nannie Parmelee, wife of the
Paris, ¡Nov. 26.—A new Yilm cen- order of the judge. Attorney-Gen- ing on the day of the robbery
ern points is now well under way.
time, according to Holman's testl- mill owner.
The evidence relating to the trans
sor will be In office in France begin- eral Brown held that Mr Buffington
many, been aiipi*rcesed. He said th is
For several days the docks in this
Jesse Farrin, employe.
ning January 1 ne .1. An examine-1 was In error in this contention and fers of the Ford auto stolen from
section have been piled with young
was the only paper for which he sub
«A. A.rllnger, employe
tion committe, which takes the place that Chenoweth's release was a mat White is still somewhat conflicting.
fir trees. Christinas tree shipments
acrRied
The defendant, who had
.1, Arlinger, employe.
of the old police cei.’«*-ship, has ter solely in the hands of the asylum The sheriff's office here stated today
the right to select an attorney to rap
from here during the last few years
¡that there was dispute that the bug
Mrs. Nannie Parmelee, wife of the
been appointed.
Senator Maurice officials.
hate grown considerably, many of
resent him in court, was repr«-aented
mill owner, and her son, Hoyt Par-
It ¡was also ruled by the attorney which has been Identified as built
¡them going as far as the Atlantic i Faure, some leading theatrical and
t>v Attorney C. A. Sldler.
malee, who were instantly killed at
literary authorities, are Pather and general that the prevention of fur over from the White auto is the
coast.
Thia la the first case wherein an
¡Gaumont, the leading French film ther trouble on the part of Cheno same auto that a resident of the Ap
th** time of the accident. w««re buried
alleged sympathizer with I. W. W.
at Taft Tuesday. The two Arlinger
makers, are members of the board. weth in his home community was a plegate valley sold to the Medford
radicalism has been arrested here,
garage which has the White machine.
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duty imposed on the peace officers
brothers were also buried at Taft EN g LIHII MEMORIAL Ft Hi
hilt it la sal«l that the officers and
yesterday.
MAYFIXHVER PASSENGERS
and not the hospital officials.
the American Ixtglon . have other
STATE NORMAL HCHtXMM
The 'l>ody of Jeeae Farrin, who was
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District Attorney Buffington now
•aaea under mirv«-illance.
WILL HOCHE SOLDIERS
advances
the prediction that if Chen
also
Instantly
killed,
waa
sent
¡Mon-
Billericay.
Eng.,
¡Nov.
29.
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fund
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oweth is released from the asylum
day to his home at Marshfield,' Ore., 'is being, raised here to erect a Max
Pittsburg, Kansas. Nov. 29. The and is allowed to return to his home
tor ¡burial. accompanied by bis young flower Hall to the memory of three
wife and little child.
local men an«l one woman who sail- state has taken over the buildings his life would be in dagger because
Farrin was well known in Ynmhill <»d for America In the Mayflower in and grounds of the state manual of the feeling against him in the vi
»I county, w here he was engaged in 1620.
training normal school for accom cinity where the crime was commit
barbering. lie lived for some time
modation of soldiers ordered here in ted.
I-aon, France. Nov. 29.—'Residents
at Sheridan.
connection with the operation of (he
Dr. Griffith says that Chenoweth
of
the devastated districts of Prance
coal mines.
has showed no signs of insanity since
he entered the hospital and it is the are still fleeing from bursts of shell
Bucharest, Nov. 29. Th«* Ruman
contention of the official that he is and shrapnel. The new menace is
subject to release within a reaeon- caused by the small grass and swamp
ian, at least the city resident, la ex
.
able time after being committed for
tremely fond of perfume, scented
fires which frequently set. off the
I observation.
soap, rouge, cosmetics and other ar
London. Nov. 29.—>A now plan
shells that have been piled up ts be
tificial aids to beauty, This applies for tramway development in the
hauled away and exploded in some
ALABAMA (Xi.AI, MINERS
Los Angeles, Cal.. Nov. 29 South
not only to the iwomen, but to the laindon district, involving an outlay
WHJ, REHVME STRIKE safe place.
ern California 4n general and Los
men.
of >40,000,000, Is under considera-
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Major H. C. Greene, of Boston,
The average young Rumanian tlon. The pro|*osnl contemplates the are planning greater advertisement
New York, Nov. 29.—'Alberto An
Birmingham. Ala.. Nov. 29.— Dis-j Mass., had a thrilling ride and \iar-
army officer la scented, powdered, construction of 90 miles of new
than ever of their climatic and sce geles, the 22-vear-old son of Gen satisfied with a 14 i*er cent wage In-' rowly escape«! a hail of shrapnel on
rouged and often. It is said, corset tramways, along crowded t raffle I nic wares.
eral Felipe Angeles, who was execut crease as offered them, the miners his wav from St. Quentin to laton
ed. His habits mark ti I in for a good routes, to link up 'with lines and
I«os 'Angeles bus arrunged a tenta ed by a Carranza firing squad at of this state will resume the strike as a result of one of these fires. ¡A
«leal of rallery on the part of foreign systeniH outside the county.
tive program for next year that will , Chihuahua City last Wednesday. at midnight tonight, union official' French woman working in a field
«»fflcers and visitors, In dress he Is
include a Seri«* of fiestas, each of , hopes to take lip the work in which stated.
near Bouconville was gassed and
as faultless as a Beau ¡Brummel and
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which, It is planned, will excell any | his father died—that of establishing
considerable damage has been done,
in manner as polite as a ¡lx*rd t'hes-
of the former ‘'Fiestas de lais I in Mexico "a democracy that will re
In the vast, desolate fields. thou-
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terfl«»ld. He Is seen at his best on
Flores."
spect
Its
International
obligations
sands
of unexploded shells have been
rlaturday or Munday afternoon on
To do this, a committee appointeti and Its own constitution," he said In
picked up by German prisoners and
the t'alae Victoria (the ¡Fifth Ave
by Mayor Meredith P Snyder has a statement made pufblic here today.
though there are details hauling
nue of Bucharest 1.
begun n catni»aign for a fund of
As
newly
created
head
of
the
An-
them away and exploding them in
Dressed in a skyJlilue uniform,
>500.000. San Diego has decided to j geles family, the youth said, he must
remote valleys every day, there are
gaudily trimmed with red, high pat
expend a fund of >150.000.
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first
look
to
the
financial
welfare
of
still
long ranks of them everywhere.
ent «leather boots with silvered spurs
Washington, Nov. 29. «President
Other sections of the
. his mother, sister and younger
Kansas City, .Mo., .Nov, 29.- -Two Sparks front locomotives and from
that clink musically as he walks, Wilson’s message to congress will part of the state also ¡are southern
advertis
glistening sword at side, 'White kid hot be transmitted until Tuesday, it ing, among them the youngest coun brother. Once he has accomplished thousand railroad trainmen and small fires where battlefield rubbish
gloves and many military decorations .was stated at the White House to ty In California --‘Imperial—-which Is this, he said, he would go to Mexico yardmen here are to go on strike at is being burned, occasionally set fire
4 o'clock today according to an an to patches of dry weeds and the ac
day. It is expected to cover a wide offering its submarine “altitude," to take up the fight.
he makes a striking figure.
'My
father
’
s
death
will
solidify
nouncement
from the local brother cidental bursts are numerous. Roads
“There she goes,” remarke«! a range of subjects, with particular at below sea level, it claims to be the
the
cause
for
which
he
fought.
”
he
hood
of
railroad
trainmen officials. passing places where shells are be
young iBrlt.lsh officer with mingled tention to the industrial situation. “winter garden of America." and the
The strike vote was taken early ing set off are guarded but it is from
sarcasm and humor, Ign't she a per The president has been dictating on Salton Sea to tourists and |>ermanent said. “T can state my conviction
that my father's friends will not re this morning and is said to have re the accidental blasts that the danger
fect lady."
It for two weeks fron his sick room. residents.
main inactive."
sulted from local grievances.
comes.
HuNbtK oIKifttKo btI
NO SECOND HELPING
IS ‘ PERFECT LADY
GO ON STRIKE TODAY