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er IT’S THE CLIMATE WE’RE TELLING THE WORLD • • • • COME AM) ENJOY 'oh.rbl(j0|() rants AOL X„ No. «¡I. GRANTS PASH, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DIX EMBER 2. IOIW. IT Li.)rw_ WHOLE NUMBER 2 h :15. JAPAN SEES I J osii um Willi» Alexander, House Master, to Succeed Redfield as Secretary of Commerce Kalem, Ore., Dec. 2. G. W. Ro Washington, Dec. 2.—Joshua Wil DIED IN NEW YORK FROM EF CHALLENGE TO THE STATE CON- bort«, district attorney of Jackson lis Alexander, of Gallatin, Missouri, TEN BEKS ISSI El» LAST NIGHT FECTS OF ITOMAINE POISON a member of the house of represen county, today filed In the supreme IS Act KITED AT ONCE ING OF A MONTH AGO tatives, has been selected by the pres court an application for writ of man- damn« to compel Ben W. Olcott, a« ident to succeed William C. Redfield as secretary of commerce. The I secretary of state, to certify the of fice of governor to the county clerks nomination will go to the senate late I of the state as one of the offices to today or tomorrow. lie filled by ths ejection o 1920. The application 1« baaed on Interpreta THE Q< ESTION OF FIUME «I* hXHbll»l‘”‘vnt of a But*- tions of constitutional provisions. Indications That a Militar) G moh May Be I’layed on tlu* Local WILL BE SETTLED LATER Amassed a Fortune Too latrge to Krt SyMcni for National Finances, lutigli on a latrgc Scale May Field on Saturday Next, Becem- Count Through the Coke and the Roberts, as district attorney, says he and Tariff Readjustment Ne<M'«tMitntc<l lier Oth Steel Mill Industry makes the application because In his Paris, Dec. 2.—The supreme coun-l I cil decided today that the question' opinion It 1« the duty of law offirers to see that the state laws are com- of Flume should not be settled In1 Washington. Dec 2. General re plied with. the Hungarian peace treaty, but Toklo, Japan, Dec. 2.—The elit- GRANTS PASS CHALLENGES New York, Dec. 2.—-Henry Clay ■commendation« on legislation to ward march of the bolsheviki forces AND CORVALIJS ACCEPTS reserved for final decision by the Frick died here today, death being •combat the present high living cost, ♦ lied and associated powers. In Siberia has developed suddenly caused by an attack of ptomaine u> quiet the labor unrest, to suppress GREAT BRITAIN'S ARMA serious problems for Japan which A telegram has been rccetv- ♦ poisoning from which he suffered radicailHtn. «nd fur the readjustment OF Diti NK \ItllS DISAPPEARS probably will soon lie discussed with «1 l»y ( «meli Allen, of the local ♦ GOVERN.MENT ¡about a month ago. He would have of the nation upon a peace time ba the American government. The con high M-h<M»l football team, thi* ♦ NOW MEANS Bl SI NESS sin were the feature« of the annual vention iby which the allies have been 70 yeaft of age on December afternoon, from tlie <’orval*is ♦ message to congress by President team. acce|>ting the often ch«I- ♦ Ixuidon. Dec. 2. England'« army oiierated in eastern Siberia may be Washington. Dec. 2.-—Believing 19th. Wilson. read today, Tlie peace trea Imge issued last night. The ♦ The career of Henry Clay Frick of drunkard« 1« disappearing. About menaced by the bolsheviki, and the the United States government "means ty, the president told congress, will interest« of law and order in China acceptance asks that tlie game ♦ negotiations with business" In its has formed one of the most fascinat 15 years ago 70.000 person« were ; *><• discussed in a seimrate message and Manchuria. The Russian Pa- lie played in Grants Pass next ♦ the the Mexican government over 1 annually committed to prison lor I ing chapters in the romance of in- to lie delivered later, as will the rail ciflc littoral may necessitate a mili Saturday, Drcenilter «th. and ♦ j Jenkins case, officials, members of austry in the United States. At ten. road .question. For the second time drunkenness and the average for a tary campaign on a large scale. Jap asks for a guarantee of ex ♦ I congress today indorsed the stand of «nh since the president established few yeurs before the war was about, an apparently has no wish to attack pense* for 1« players. The claim ♦ Secretary Lansing as expressed in a (boy on a farm in a family of only the practice of addroMlng congress 60.00(1, The commissioners of pris the problem single handed. ♦ of the Corvallis team w1*l be ordinary mean«, he was, at sixty, a the latest note to Carranza. in iierson. the message was today on« in their annual report say that investigated this afternoon, and ♦ J man of so many millions that his the number« committed to prison last GERMAN <OIX»NISTS AE.NI> read by clerks. if it has clear title to »he AA’II- ♦ Case Is Postponed— ' fortune, like those of Carnegie and 671 males and »99 fe- year were FOODSTUFFS BACK HOME lamette valley championship, ♦| The divorce action that was called I Rockefeller, was largely a matter of The president'« principal recom male«. its acceptance will be at once ♦ for trial in the circuit court has mendations included tlie establish hasI guess work even to himself. It haa R»|x>rts froiii all the prison* testl- Rio De Janeiro. Dec. 2. I «arge approved and the game sched ♦ been postponed till January 6th. be- been said he was worth more than ment of a budget system for national ♦ finances: reorganization of the tsx- ty to the beiieflcient effect« of re- quantities of foodstuffs are being uled. cause of the failure of the plaintiff *100,000,000. perhaps as much as •itlon system with simplification of «friction on the sale of intoxicating shipped by the German colonists in to appear In court when the hearing’ »200.000.000. the state of Bahia to their relatives the income and excess profits tax. liquors. Backed by the local Chamber of was called. Mr. Frick built up the greatest In Germany. The shipments, which Commerce, the Grants Pass high and readjustment of the tariff system coke business in the world, and ac have been authorized by the state if necessary, to meet changed world I school football team is making claim quired such vast Interests in steel food commission. consist principally to consideration in the deciding of Condition*. He urges recognition ’ I that he was also one of the principal of flour, rice and sugar. and relief for veterans of the world the interscholastic football cham magnets In that industry, and in war. particularly In the wav of gov pionship of the state. The team is ( rounding out his career he became ernment farms us proposed by Sec-| undefeated, and the character of its ' known as one of the world's'greatest retary Lane. The message call« fori work upon the gridiron stamps it as ■ collectors of master paintings. an enlarged program for rural .de- of championship class, and until the. Mr. Frick was born December 19, 9 Catherhain. Eng., Dec. 2. — Foster welopment, and for measure« which other teams have met and defeated 1849, at We/t Overton, Pa. This down Fort, at White Hill, near here it they can have no valid claim to will "remove the cau«os for poVtical Denier, Colo., Dec. 2.- Deer which is to be offered for sale. It is one Para. Brazil. Dec. 2.—'Airplanes village was named after the ma- restlessnesH In the body politic.” The invade kitchens of houses In search of a chain (built many years ago the championship stronger than the may be employed to map the valley terrial grandfather of Mr. Frick, president also renews his recommen claim of Grants Pass itself. of food, «nd lieggar bears which way along the SJurrevy hills for the de-j of the great Amazon river, if the Abram Overholt, whose original fam- dation tor legislation to deal with A statement for the Chamber of lay automobile tourists and pedes fense of Jxmdon, and has an French are successful in their effort By name was Oberholtzer. and who "those person« who by violent meth *x-| Commerce, over the signature of trian« along the roads are examples tensive view over three counties and Ito ure aircraft for surveying the settled in western Pennsylvania when ods would alirogate our tlme-tekted President Bramwell, went to the of the extent to which the protec is 800 feet aibove sea level. routes of the rivers of French Gul-! that region was regarded as the Institutions." f Continued on pese 1.) tion furnished Hiy the government to ana. it is understood the Brazilian i frontier ot civilization. Apparently having In mind the the wild game within the boundaries 'government will apply the same 1 Frick received a good basic school coal strike Injunction, the president1 ot^ the various national parks has method to the survey of the Amazon ’ ing. but there was nothlng ln hia - company I in hl« message said: "The right of' tamed the animal«, according to and ... its affluents. A - French boyhood to indicate the remarkable individuals to strike is Inviolate and Horace M. (Albright, su|>erintcndent | is said to have 'been' formed in Cay ability which characterized his later ought not to be Interfered with by of .Yellowstone national park and as enne. with hangars on the Maronl life, except his eagerness to get into any government process, but there sistant to Stephen M. Mather, direc ' river, and French aviators with fly- business. _____ _____ _ __ _ For a _______ time he was book is a predominant right, and that Is tor of national parks, who came to , ing experience gained in the war are i keeper Reep«,. in his hjg grandfather's Krandfather's dlstil- C™./. the right of the government (^pro Denver recently to attend the meet — being employed to run the 25 hydro- lery, and from this position he went tect all Its people and to assert Its ing of park officials. Casper, Avyo.. Dee. 2.—'William planes said to have been furnished to Morgan and Company, coke deal- Paris, Dec. 2. The American power and majesty against challenge, "One night shortly 'before I left, peace delegation, scheduled to sail Carlisle, train robber, escaped from by the government. i ers. and at about 21 years of age he of any class. The government, when 1 In addition to making maps, the appeared in Pittsburg as their agent. I went to a dance," said -Mr. Al- from Brest for home on December a ranch house last night, near Glen- It asserts that right, seeks not to an- i do. AVyo., hy leaping through a win machines will be employed for carry The coke industry was in its infancy. xgonlze a class, but simply to defend I bright, "I took home a pitcher of 6th, lias postponed its departure. dow when a sheriff’s posse was ing valuable freight, mails and pas The iron masters of Pittsburg were the right of the whole people as I elder and a plate of doughnuts When II reached the house 1 placed them about to enter the house, according sengers, There are immense rivers ; just beginning to appreciate the against Irreparable harm and in in French Guiana which, because of value of coke for their furnaces. ion a ha'l< step while I unlocked the to a telegram from Glendo. Car jury." door. A noise behind me caused me lisle is suffering from a wound in the presence of many rapids, are now Young F^ick had an opportunity to only navigable in canoes which take acquire a limited interest in a plant to look around and there was a big the hand. The temperature is 10 ixindon, Dec. 2. — J. H, Thomas, mule deer with hit, nose burled in the below and capture of Carlisle Is ex- weeks to transport freight over dis near Broadford, and out of the pro- E.AA'ISII FUNERAL NOT tances which the hydroplanes can ' fits of this he acquired other hold pitcher of cider He followed me member of parliament, has been ap pected shortly. PERMITTED BV JUDGE into the ho"se for one of the dough-J pointed supreme head of the national ¡cover in as many hours, with always ings. He later joined a company to large stretches of smooth water of- build a railroad to penetrate the Con- nuts, and when I gave It to him, he union of railwaymen at a salary of I.ondon, Dec. 2.—-A serious earth- ifering a suitable surface for land- nelsville coke region, and in 1871, *5,000 a year, exclusive of his par quake occurred in Western trotted off.' ' Asia Norfolk. Eng.., Dec. 1.—.“It is no 1 Ings 'and "take-offs." the year this road was opened. Mr. It Is no unusual sight declared AI-( liamentary salary of *2,000. He I* Minor Thursday. Seven villages in honor to a man who worked hard 1 The freight charges ate said to be Frick organized the corporation of allowed travelling exiienses. Smyrna being destroyed, according all his life to spend money lavishly bright, to see deer entering and leav-J i high, and the traffic is expected to Frick and Company, which brought to Constantinople advices. on his funeral," said Judge Mulligan ing a house In Yellowstone. (Small consist mainly of gold, balato and es coal land and coke ovens in the Con- here when a widow asked for $350 children feed them from their hands, sence of rosewoqd, which are the nelsville region. That was the basis to pay the expenses of her husband's and (beggar Ibears. he declares have I principal exports of the colony. The of the Frick fortune. come to be one of the biggest attrac funeral. She was allowed 1150. I passenger business is not expected tions of the park. to be heavy. "They wait beside the road until These hydro-airplanes will also be nn auto or party of pedestri a ns ap- i used for prospecting the forests for proach. snd then get up on their » balato trees which grow in groups hind legs and extend their front paws so that the foliage can. it is said, be Berlin, Dec. 1. Though Germans i for contributions," Albright said. complain bitterly of the never-end Adrian Dillinger arrived in Grants readily distinguished 'by aviators fly The tameness of the animals has ing strikes and unwillingness to Pass Saturday direct from France ing low over the tops of the forest its druwlliacks as well, because ft ! work, the Berlin city government is where he served his native country trees. In the past the securing of makes them easy for pot hunters tf aiding striking metal workers in the for eight years tn the regular arnp', fresh sources of (balato has been a Mexico City, ’Dec. 2. American they happen to stray beyond the park Berlin suburbs who refuse to resume the latter part of his service being work of much danger and difficulty, capitalists lire reported to have in boundaries. work although suffering from lack in the rank of adjutant of the 2nd specially trained balato workers, vested heavily in mining property In Salem, Ore., ¡Dec. 2. A patent to "We had one of the worst storms of money and food. regiment of Taris horse guards. He armed, traveling in bands of 15 or Oregon lands signed by Abraham the northern part of the republic, the In the history of the park during The majorities have forced received several citations for bravery 20. have been employed to explore largest single deni having been made October," said the superintendent, Lincoln as president of the United through the common council a pro in the war with Germany and is the the forests and they had to carry by an American smelting and refin "and it drove the animals down from States, was filed in the office of the vision whereby the community will proud possessor of the military cross with them supplies to cover many ing company <for controlling Interest the hills 1n herds. They strayed out county recorder here recently. The months. advance 50,000 marks to ibuy food and the croix de guerre. In the Rosita coal mines In Coahuila of the park in search of food and Instrument is a patent from thu for 'the people’s kitchens. Mr. Dillinger bore letters of Intro for which a million and one-half pe were slaughtered by hundreds. The United States government certifying Tiie vote 1s a flovelty in munici duction to 'Mnnager Clyde E. Niles AMERICAN FREIGHTER HITS sos were paid. The Rosita fields in hunting season in Montana runs from to transfer of 160 acres of land to pal history and the bourgeois are of the River Banks Farms where he MINE IN Tin: NORTH SEA Ca'ptain John W. Bacon of Nesmith. the paat have furnished the greater Octob(>r IK to December 2 2. apd un protesting that they will attempt to will be employed while learning the PHrt of tlie coal supply of tKe coun less public opinion forces the «tate Oregon milita repeal the ruling. They maintain English language and up-to-date Ixindon. Dec. 2.—The American try and the new owners are said to to enact more ndequate laws. I fnarj The papers were executed January that,the huge sums paid to the work- methods of American agriculture, freight steamship Kerwood. from contemplate enlarging the field and the elk and antelope, which r — 25, 1862. They were filed here in are less lire sometimes more than they preparatory to taking out his natu- New York to Hamburg, struck a mine connection with the process of clehv- placing Coahuila 'coal on the United making their 'last stand’ in A’ellow- could earn at their trades so they ralizatlon papers and becoming a off Terschelling. North Sea Island, Btaten market. ing title to the donation land claim stone park will be soon exterminated, prefer to remain Idle citizen of Oregon. and tugs have gone to her assistance. of Captain Bacon. LIVING <O«T AND LABOR UN nixr ARE DIM'IMBED AND LEGISLATION URGED MA! SEEK AID OF UNITED STATES STATE HONOR IS NOW AT STAKE DISCUSS /PEACE TREAT! LATER FOR SOUTH AMERICA PARKS BECOME TAMED GIVES STRIKERS AID