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ORA NTH PASH. JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON,
HATI BDAV, DECEMBER 13, IOI».
COLD SNAP IS
IN THE VALLEY
WHOUJ MINIM»
AMERICANS
Moni lU-crhod ut the I n|«>ii llrad-
<|uartrr» I im IJ« atre That the M«-u
Have |<rM|t>>nd«*<t to Ortirr»
•
*
Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 13. Re­
MERCI 111 DI st ENDED TO MARK
ports race her I at the headquarters of
TWO DEGREES ABOVE
the t'nlted .Mine Worker« of Amerto*
ZERO FIUDAI NIGHT
here today were to the effect that
miner« generally throughout the bi­
tuminous region« have responded to
Inst ructions to return w work Im­
mediately.
Former Turkish Minister of War
Monarch of Kurdistan, Is Report
From Constantinople
English and French Premiers State That Seme Of The
Qualifications by Foreign Relations Coamittees Will
be Accepted by Other Nations
Constantinople, Dec. 13.—Enver TWO CITIZEN» OF THE IM TED
Pasha, former Turkish minister of HTATMh AMD ONE ENGLISHMAN
war, has been crowned king of Kurd­
IN HAND» OF VILIJMTAN
istan, a Turkish region lying be-
tween Mesopotamia and Persia, ac-
cording to reports reaching here.
Paris, iDec. 13. As a result of the preaent proposals for compromise he
conference being held in Ixvndon by promised that the republicans would
Premiers IJoyd George and Clemen­ give them careful consideration.
No INunagr IU-*ult«*l Ex««'|* to llrok-
Athitr». Abu Mate That Eight Maxi,
ceau,
the American government will Charging republicans with refusing
rm Water Wpre anti Through the
rane Are Among Those captured
be notified that in order to facilitate to compromise when the treaty was
IA DM of Etortrl«' Current
by the Ban'll t* Tuesday Night
a compromise between adverse par­ before the senate. Senator Hitch­
ties in the American senate, the al­ cock said he was “holding out the
lies are willing to accept to as great ottve branch" by now suggesting a I
The record al the weather office
Tokio. Dec. 13.—A famous Jap­
Eagle Pa»«, Texas, Dec. 13.—Two
an extent as possible, some of the committee on conciliation, or prl-
shows that once during 28 year« of
anese actor. Koshiro, played the role Americans and one Englishman are
reservations to the Versailles trea­ rate negotiations.
Earle Voorhles and Minn Jeanette
which there is recowl the thermome­
of Townsend 'Harris, the first Ameri­ reported among the men taken by
ty as made by the foreign relations
ter him regi«tere<1 a «»older night thun Moss have been appointed by the stu­ committee, according to today’« l««ue
can mtoMHer to Japan in a play pre­ Villlstaa in the Muzquiz raid last
Ixmdon. Dec 13.--American Am- sented in the Japan««« language In Tuesday and are now being held for
last night. There 1« record of the dent council of the I'otveralty of Ore­ of T a Matin,
bassa dor John W. Davis late today the Imperial Japanese theatre the ransom, Advlces received here today
mercury having deuce nd«»d to th«' gon to repment the Greater Oregon
It 1s sal«! the allies will do every­
zero sign upon a single occasion student committee in handling the thing i>oselble tn order that America visited Downing street »where Pre­ other day. Koehiro gave a faithful said that eight Mexicans also are be-
within that period, where«« l«»t local end of a 330,000 campaign the may iwrticipate in future confer­ miers IJoyd George and Clemenceau portrayal of America’« first diplo­ 'ing held.
were in conference. Viscount Chin- mat to Japan, having borrowed a
night It came within two degrees of students are starting to complete the ences.
Important probelm«, the,
zero The coldest day of recent years unfinished women'« building on the newspaiwr say«, will henceforth bn da, Japanese ambassador, waa also portrait of .Mr. Harris from the Am­
It was re­ erican embassy, through the kindness JACKSON FARM BIRRAI
was December 2let. 1914. when a Univeratty campus, and will reach settled by ■ council of the premier«! 'railed Into conference
SHIPS 11 CARS STOCK
ported
that
Davis
’
presence
was con- of Roland S Morris.
here
the
latter
part
of
next
week
to
mark of five degrees above zero was
of France, England and Italy.
i nected with proposals submitted
take charge of the work.
reach«<l
The play was called ‘America-no-
Ashland. Dec. 13.—Through the
from the conference to President i tsukai" or "The American •Messen­
The state has been divided for the
Th«>re are "old timers” who tell of
I
sales department of the county farm
Washington
Dec
13.-
-Charging
Wilson
relative
to
the
peace
treaty.
1
purposes
of
the
rampalgn
Into
seven
the time when "the Rogue froze
ger” and was written by Okamuto bureau the farmers of Jackson coun­
over." an«l there are other tradition« districts by the students of the Uni­ that President Wilson wan “perfect­ Davis later told the Ksiwx-lated Press I Kido. The gate in the Azabu temple ty have shipped out 11 cars of stock
that no proposals from the confet­
of the times when the cold was more versity. who have taken entire charge ly immovable" In urging unreserved
in Tokio which housed the first dip- in November. Three rare will be
once to tile president had been
ratification
of
the
treaty
of
Veniail-
of
raising
the
last
330.000
needed
to
intense than now
i lomatic mission from the United •hipped this week and several are
The les. Senator Lodge told the senate brought to his attention at the con- States was the background for the
The present sobl snap, which de­ finish the 3300.000 building.
booked for shipment after the holi­
district
Including
this
county
Is
un­ today that if the president should ferenoe.
¡first scene of the play. Two samu­ day». The total number of cars for
scended upon th«' Rogue valley Wed­
der the direction of Mr. iAwrence
rai. father and son. are on guard to, the year will range between SO and
nesday night, affected Grant« ^Pass
Grey of Medford
protect Harris from attack
Sus-1 . '50. nearly all of which are hogs. All
lM*cau«e
of
the
cold
or
not so much
The women’s building will house
picious characters lurk around, ready 1 i car« are shipped to Portland and the
the snowfall here, as because the
the women's gymnasium, the depart­
at the first opportunity to assassi­ ■ market price leas freight is received.
community 1« dependent upon the
ment of hou«eh<dd arts and others of
nate the stranger from overseas. One! The farm bureau employs a man to
outside world for It« electric current
I
of them is caught by the samurai and handle the shipping and marketing.
for power and light, and when the the women'« activities on the ramp-'
bound, but at Harris’ request is set I Three hundred ton« of sulphur have
power and light plunt falls to func­ us Half of the necessary 3200.000
free. Koshiro’s entrance by the tem-| , been sold to Jackson county farmers
tion the community has to go Into must be raised .by private subscrip­
tion. the legislature having supplied
Washington. Dec. 13.—The na­
Sft Ixtuls, Mo.. Dec. 13. g new pie gate, carrying the Stars l an<' this fall through the farm bureau.
a iieriod of hllH>rnatlon Th« snow
3100.000 to match the Individual tion found partial relief today from imlitical party will have a candio.'tc Stripes over his arm. was impressive
fall had tangled the wires of th«<
’ • with a saving of ,|30 a ton over the
generosity of citizen« of Oregon.
th«» rigid fuel restrictions enforced tor the presidential race next Novem­
The great topic of the day
v„r when
!>ower and light company, and th«'
through the railroad administration.
|
whether
Japan
would
open
a
port
to
throu(th
dealer8
.
current failed to reach this city. All
ber if plans formulated at the na­
Regional directors of railroads have
and conservatives i '
foreign
trade
lines of industry suffered, the Courier
tional
conference of liberals mater­ (clashed with progressives on this i
modified
restrictions
and
where
con-
with the rest The linotype machine |
KA Dit M G AS
I dltlons permitted, restrictions have ialize. The conferenre, which open-j 11>oint. This was shown in a scene
and the prea««« were quiet, und
FOR CURE OF DISEASE
\
bw»n
revoked.
There
was
a
substan
­
ed
here
Tuesday,
ended
last
night,
1
tea
room
in
which
a
serving
I
in
a
though attempts were made tn har­
tial restoration of train service in and it was decided to hold a conven­ i maid overh«»ars a plot of two ruf-(
ness them to gasolln»* power. It was
, many sections.
only part tally successful, and no pa­
tion before July 1st tor the purpose i fians who are to lay in wait for the j San Francisco, Dec. 13.—■Radium
minister on a nrarb.v hill and kill while being used in the treatment of
per could be I ssikn I on Thursday or
of nominating candidates for the
j him.
cer throws off a gas which may be
Friday. About noon today the cur­
Chicago. Dec. 13. Orders remov­ .presidency and vice-presidency.
Chicago, Dec. 13. Full passenger
One scene is laid at the approach . caught in glare tube« and used ta
rent was again available and the
ing all restrictions for the use in
j to the bridge near the great temple treating the disease with the same
printing office is trying to catch up service on all railroads in the north­ light, heat ahd power from bitumin­
west region will be resumed at mid­
of Zozojl where the minister was at- success that attend the use of ra-
wlth*ltself.
ous
coal
in
the
entire
northwest
re
­
INDlSTRM TO GET <MAL
night Wednesday, It was announced
tended by an escort of samurai Just ! diuni itelf. University of California
In many parts of the city water by th«» regional railroud administra­ gion were"Issued today.
FOR EMERGENCY 1SRK as they reach the place of ambush I [experts are reported to have discov-
pipes that were not properly protect­ tor's office today.
the tea house maid rqphes to
• ered.
ed were frozen, and the plumbers
rescue, stops the retinue a'nd de-
The state university is rapidly be-
will b«> kept busy for days repairing
Washington. Dee. 13.—All indus- | livers information about the plot. coming one of the most important
the damage to tuiret<*<l supply lines FELIX Til AZ. IJ»HEK THREE
...........................
tries may be supplied coal for emer- |r
Before
long the two parties are en- radium distributing agencies in the
MEMBERS OF Ills CABINET
river shows son»* floating ice.
gaged
in
a hand to hand fight. (country.
___ . Public spirited citizens
are
gencv
needs
as
far
as
the
coal
is
Chicago. Dec. 13, -Over 310.000.-
Mexico City, Dec. 13. - 'Felix Diaz I (•00 tn Christmas bonuses will be available in any section for that pur- Townsend Harris in his white dust subscribing to a fund enabling the
(Continued on page Four)
;<x»at emerges from his palanquin, pi«- university to increase its supply.
lost three member« of his cabinet in |
distributed to employee of Chicago pose, under orders of the central
But his escort ends the
1 to! in hand. _
the state of Vera Cruz recently when i banks and stores the coming week.
coal committee, issued today.
fray before he is obliged to use his
Fermin G. Panes, Jeaquis Montero
pistol. One of the protecting sa-.
and Isidoro Polanco were captured 1
mural, who is the lover of the tea-
by federal troops. Among the docu­
WHEN A FELLER HAS A FRIEND
house maid is slain. In the final
ments tnken from them was a circu­
scene Harris is shown placing a bon-
lar from Diaz, to businessmen in Ja­
quet of white lilies on the co (Tin of
lapa promising that no tax«*« would
the slain young samurai.
be assessed upon them after the Diaz
Dublin, Dec. 13 America is warn­ cause had triumphed if they would
OH ><IM. COME
ed by the Freeman’s Journal not to now sbpw furor to the Diaz adher-
Forest Supervisor MaoDaniels re­
ON OVER-btKKÍ
be deceived by proposals which may eats.
turned from a trip down Rogue River
KOT ANOTHER
be made iby the British cabinet com­
W55 o» <'*'■>'
to A guess and to Powers, returning
mittee on 'home rule. The Journal
by way of Marshfield and Eugene.
criticizes the plan of the cabinet com
Mr. MaciDaniels visited the Shasta
mittee so far as it has been revealed
Costa ranger station, the trail camp
by the ro|Mirts circulated in Ireland.
on Rock creek and looked over the
The newspapers attitude Is lielleved
cutting of government timber near
to represent thnt of the old Irish pa'r-
Washington. Dec. 13.- -President Powers.
1t. says:
Wilson is now permitted to walk
Deputy Supervisor Hunt has com­
“The scheme proposes partition of
about his room and along -the hall­ pleted the rebuilding of the suspen­
its worst form, and It ensures 'the
way a short time daily. Dr. Grayson sion bridge across Rogue river on
With the American Forces in Ger­
grip of the bankrupt wastrels of many. Dec. 13. 'Pan Germans nr«
announced today.
The president, the government trail 7 miles below
Whitehall on the solvent Irish purse. still worrying over the Rhineland
the doctor said, dresses himself and Aimed«. The improvements includ­
bi-
The Authors know the fate that question Although nil is apparently
walks with the aid of a cane unat­ ed in the new bridge are the con-
awaits the scheme. It has two pur- quiet on th« surface, they insist that
tended.
struction of a concrete pier 14 feet
poees. to throw dust In tho eyes of the agitation for separation, first
high on the south side; concrete foot­
America a'nd to enable the home rule from Prussia and then from Germany
Ing on the north side, new 28 foot,
act to be «crapped. The s rapping continues under cover. This opinion
towers and new cable anchorage,
was decided on long before the com- Is sbnre«l by the Democratic Frank­
The original bridge was built in
mittee was constituted or even con­ furt Gazette which commented re­
1908.
templated. iBiit In the uncertainty of cently on t'be efforts being made by
affairs at Washington the scrapping the centrist part) for the establish­
I’OIWAIKE MAKES GIFT
has to be done unde* careful cover ment of this republic "as a beloved
TO THE DOOR OF LONDON
and under pretense of offering a set­ laud of Catholicism."
tlement on much more generous
Lenders of the centre party have
Boston. .Mass., Dec. 13.- -A radio
Ijondon. Dec. 13.—President Poin­
terms than have ever boon protmsed steadfastly denied having even the
message received here today said care has sent the sum of 31,000 to
before. The generosity can be mens remotest idea of ever separating
that the British steamer 'Messina was the lord mayor for distribution
tired by the proposed trick to keep from Germany, hut have admitted
sinking in the North Atlantic and among the poor of lxvndon "in sin*
the control of the Irish purse In Brit­ that they had been working with the
would require boats for the rescue cere thanks for the reception given
ish hands. America will not be de­ ho ie of ultimate separation from
of passengers. The message said it him at the Guildhall on the occasion
ceived."
Prussia by legal means.
would be impossible to save the ship. of his recent visit.
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