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Uy of Ore- Lib«» "’IT’S THE CLIMATE • • • • WE’RE TELLING THE WORLD COME AND ENJOY IT” z= VOL. X-, No. NA GRANT» PANS, JOSEPHINE < Ol X TY, oltE(.< >N. H. S.TEAMS 10 i Meri ti XI J, WILL BE I’LAYKD ON todxy ♦ Omaha, Neb., Dec. 31.' Four ♦ unmasked robbers shortly tie ♦ fore noon today entered the ♦ Farmers and Marchants Na- ♦ tlonal Bank In Benson, a suburb ♦ and lined the six employes und ♦ five customers against the ♦ wall and robbed the vault of ♦ (1 IS,000 In cash and bonds and ♦ escaped In an automobile. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I » TOMOllHOW AFTMHNOOX I While no Courier will be pub- ♦ lisbed on New Years day, bulle- ♦ tins of the big game to be play- ed by the Oregon and the Harv- ♦ ard teams at Pasadena will be ♦ re. eived during the progress of the play, These will tie posted ♦ at the end of quarters at the of- ♦ flee of the CtJurler, and the re- ♦ suits will be given over the ♦ phone. The game will start at BOAT CAPSIZED WHEN ATTEMPT ♦ 2:30 o'clock. WAS MADE TO REACH THE CHANMLOR rUSI OUEST Of THE SEASON WHOLE MÜHBKK 3MA7 THE COI KIER WILL RECEIVE PANADENA GAME Bl LLETINH ----------- 4 ♦ I THE HIGH M HOOL G1UH ,NI* WEDXESDXY, DEI I MltEK 31, IVI» 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M PREME COUNCIL FIXES DATE ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FOR KATIUCATION OF I KK- WRECK BAILEES TREATY GOVERNMENT TO ASIA MINOR AT MOUTH Of THE SIXES RI VER Team« Arc XX ell MalciMd t<»r " eight [ Millions of Dollar» Are to lie IHs- Seal of Ilo* Ottoman Empire Will Was line of Party of Four Men From Mud Baltic Should He An Ex Probably Be Moved Out of Europe trilnrled by the Auto Manufac Port Orford WI m > Tried to Get to cellent One («-cording to Paris Re|>ort Vessel on (lie Rocks turer Among III« Worker« UNLESS GERMANS DELAY ON Hun Delegates Found Xot to Be Clothed With Full Authority in Dealing With the Allies I'layers Who .Are to Clash at Pasa dena Tomorrow Hme Conflicting Emotions as Weather Cools The last football game of the sea Paris, Dec. 31.—.internationalisa Detroit, Mich.. Dec. 31. An elab Bandon, Ore., Dec 31.—®. W. Je Paris, Dec. 31.—Although the su son will be played uu the high school tion of (Ymstantinople and the Dar preme council today fixed January grounds tomorrow afternoon between oration of Its profit sharing plan. danelles has been decided ui>on along ter, sheriff of Curry county, lost hls Pasadena. Cal., Dec. 31.—Harvard 6th as the date for signing the pro the high school und a team repre whereby al! employes will be Fn- lines laid down by Premier Lloyd life this morning at the mouth of the senting the local post of the Altieri allied to purchase certificates of In George In his recent speech, accord Sixes river when a surf boat con- coaches and players found a frosty tocol and exchanging ratifications of oan Legion. Both teams have been vestment In (be company, guaranteed ing to Matin, ft seems certain, the taining four Port Orford men. at- atmosphere this morning and wel- the tarman peace treaty, complica practicing and a close game Is expect corned the fall in temperature glee- tions are developing which it is to return 6 per cent annually, and newspaper says, that the seat of the tempting to reach the wreck of the fully. Oregon players viewed the thought by some persons in council ed. The 1-eglon team will be com Turkish government will b^ transfer steamer Chanslor, capsized. This change with less pleasure. The holies circles, may again cause postpone posed At former high school stars the distribution of bon U sea that will red to Asia Minor. Details for the and others who have player! on the tofal between eight and ten millions, form of international control have was the first attempt to reach the of Harvard for colder weather seem ment of the ceremony of putting the Chanslor. ed near realization. The teams are treaty into effect. It has developed town lea in In previous New Years was announced by the Ford Motor not become known. struggles. The high school will have Company to taper off work today, doing just that German technical delegates here today. Approximately enough to retain condition and avoid to arrange a multitude of details con its regular lineup. 90.0OU employes of the Ford com staleness. Both head coaches ex nected with plebescites in territories Attempts had been made to secure I pany are said to be eligible to par-| I pressed satisfaction with the condi- which must decide whether they de either an outside high school team tion of the men. The game ha* sire to be detached from Germany to play the local high school team j tlcipate. created the greatest Interest yet do not appear to have fall power to *»r a team representing the American I shown in ’ an annual east-west c) aii- act. Signing the protocol January Legion from some valley point. As 6th. therefore, may depend upoa this was Impossible the Imai ls*glon ' ale. whether the Germans can secure ten in Issued a challenge to the un-l these powers immediately. beaten high schoolers which was ac Valparaiso, Chile. Dec. 31.—im K1 Paso, Texas.. Doc. 31.-—Whis- cepted Neither team lias an advant ports from the United States to j ' key FRANCE EASES CP OX smuggling across the border Opinlnon however axe In weight Chile have iucrcased enormously in PASSIttRT IIEHTRICTIONS from ¡Mexico into the United States seems to favor the high school. With th« last four years as shown by fig-1 ■Uch men ns Ernest Fry, Carner,1 tires mid' public here. in Chilean* at El Faro, is causing customs offi London. Dec. . 31.—English and Cornell, llunaou anti nunieroifli other Figures obtained at the office Ofi • ,hpy *’*’* v*l"ed *" 1915 cials grave concern, according to American travellers may now ob well known players, the 1-eglon the count) usaeseor Indicate that of 81 '*^’64.260 pesos and in 1918 at agents here Since July 1 last, 120 tain vises from the French consulate bun h Is confident that they can 203.4'11,891 )>esos. (nominally a atop the rushes of the huaky school the 51 school districts in Josephine Chi lea n peso equals about 36*4 Vnlt- lots of smuggled liquor have been Salem. Ore., Dec. 31.--Oregon is in London to visit France for as long county. 35 have a higher special tax as one year, it is announced here. seized by government agents and backfield T. M Stott will referee. to have a new state fish and game cd States cents). > This eliminates the necessity of ob The tentathe line up Is as follows levy thun lHst year, seven have the much of it has lieen sent to the army The increase in Imqiorts in the commission. This vatne from Gover taining a visa each time it is desired lUgh school Bc-tnl and H. Bear»», same, and nine have a lower rate. United States has continued in 1919! »nd navy hospitals in the United nor Olcott as a definite an noun ce- to cross the Channel and represents The county and < tty rate are the halves; XV. Ilearsw, full; Fields, and they are expected to exceed States. ment yesterday. It the legislature an easement of war-time passport re quarter; Gillette, center; Heston and same as lust year, but the raise in those of last year. rate for school district No 7 from The federal grand jury returned refuses to accede to the recommen- strictions. l<acey, guards; I/*roy and Kendall, | Thia growth in business between 162 indictments for smuggling be dation that two commissions be cre tackles; Smith and XVoodln. end«; I 8.7 mills, the rate last year, to 13 4 the two countries is attributed to im mills for this year, will bring the nubs for high school, Isham. Bailey tween April and October and convic ated, one to represent the commer total rale within the city from the provement tn banking facilities, bet and Murphy tions have been obtained in about 90 cial fishing interests and the other ter Information concerning buyers legion — Carrier, Cornell. Collins, 61.9 mills of last year to 56.(1 mil!» and credit and the possibility of di per cent of the cases. Sentences of to administer the affaire of hunters this year, The state tax for this halves; Moore, full: Smith, quarter; rect negotiation of drafts instead of from one to two years in the federal and anglers. The governor asserts he Fry. center; Edgerton. Bradford. county is 310,209,HO higher thun last by way of Europe penitentiary at Leaienworth. Kans., will ask the present members of the year Allen, guards; Wilson McFarland, commission to resign and will ap- One leading Chilean merchant were imposed in most cases. The average special school levy is tackles; .1 Bestui and Hanson, ends. point an entirely new board. stat»« that in the past five years It is stated here that American in 5.6 mills for the 51 districts. Regardless of what action the leg The county levy of 21.5 mills will North American business men have toxicants 1 ue being exported Into By winning a decision over George islature takes the eomniission will adjusted their methods of doing bus Metflco an \a that customs officials of produce together with other Items, (Kidl Fiddler, of Portland, last new be reorganized with a complete general school lax amounting to iness so as to comply with the re that country are planning to protect night, Jess Ingram is in a position to quirements of Chilean buyers. At against this. Such exports would personnel. The personnel the gover lay ciaim to the state lightweight 124,000. present, he said, there were no diffi be illegal after January 16 next when nor already has outlined in his mind. The executive asserts that he has championship The bout went for the culties worth mentioning in the way the prohibition amendment to the W ll-SOX not been influenced in this decision scheduled ten rounds, but at no time of this trade which was developing constitution goes into effect. TO by the Finley incident, and that the was Ingram in danger. The men in a manner satisfactory to both new commission will have determi were evenly matched. Fiddler weigh* Washington. Dec. 31. Unless buyer and seller. Juneau. Alaska, Dec. 31. —New nation of the question whether Mr. ing in at 154 and Ingram at 149. Buyers, he said, find the products quartz properties in the Kuakokwln President Wilson approves the Mc- Finley is to remain in the service of Both were in excellent condition as sent to them are in fulfillment of hi x<; a result of careful training. With country, long believed to be one of N’ar> bill today, the sugar equaliza the state. their orders and sellers are satis- the exception of about four rounds, the richest mineral sections of Alas- tion board will automatically be dis Governor Olcott says frankly iv is The measure fled with the deirendabillty of Chil- Ingram showed up to be a little the ka. will produce several millions of solved at midnight. his belief that harmony can never wan merchants. Pierre. So. Dak., Dec. 30.—United better. In the fourth round Fiddler dollars in gold this winter, according ' would extend the life of the board prevail under present conditions and States Senator Hiram Johnson, of was floored and a little later sent to telegrams received here by Gover pi year complaint concerning the present WILLIAM SPIIOI I.E EI.E4 TED California, today filed with the sec- through the ropes. He came back nor Thomas Riggs. Jr., from govern GOX ERXMEXT BI II,DI XGS SOUTHERN PACIFIC HEAD : retary of state the announcement of fish and game commission than he strong in the fifth round, however. ment officials at the mines. has seen in conne> tion with all other TO BE OFFERED FOR MALE New York. Dec. 31.- William ! his candidacy for the republican Gold quartz recently discovered boards and commissions combined The last two rounds went to Ingrain Sproule was elected president of the 1 presidential nomination. He will be during his approximately •on the Nixon Fork of the Kuskokwin ten years without question, the Central Point Washington. Dec. 31. -Congress Southern 'Pacific railway company to an independent candidate for in- boy scoring a number of punishing will run as high as 32.000 s ton with of public life. “big tonnage” in sight for over a was asked today by Secretary Glass succeed Julius Kruttschnitt, who i dorsement at the South Dakota pri WJien the present fish and game blows. The decision of the referees mile, one telegram to the governor to authorize the sale to the highest continues as chairman of the board. mary in March. commission is supplanted by an en- in awarding the bout to Ingram was said Steam hoists and compressors' bidder of abandoned government tirely new commission, as Governor met with approval by the fans pres buildings and grounds nt Sitka and are belnff Installed. Olcott has announced he will do. it is ent. Cox Ritchey, of Grants Pass, won Several old time Alaska miners are1 XVrangell. Alaska, and Astoria. Ore not improbable that both Fish War a decision over Dewey Vincent, of Kuskokwln gon. Interested In the new den Clanton and State Game Warden Medford, in a four round bout The properties, Most of them have been Carl D. Shoemaker will be removed Medford boy was outclassed from the operating for several years in the by the new commission. beginning, being floored once in the lditarod district. first round. Vincent had the advant age in weight, weighing in at 152 while Ritchey could tip the scales for only 135. Red Campbell, of Oakland. Cali tPlerre, So. Dak.. Dec. 3! Major Pittsburg, iPenn., Dec. 31. Not to WHfH ir (ONES' ' fornia, was given the decision over General Leonard Wood today filed be caught napping if Its coal supply to JuoeuNC Parlin, of Grants Pass, after the formal announcement of Ills candi is again cut off by disturbances in 1W PIRD IS“ bout, which was to have been four dacy for the republican presidential the mining industry, the United rounds, had gone two rounds, Par nomination with the South Dakota States Steel Corporation has under Vladovlstok, Dec. 31. Demands lin explained before he went in that secretary of state. construction at Clairton, near here, regarding the operation of far-east he had been sick, At the first of i huge concrete basin which when ern sections of the Trans-Siberian the third round it was necessary for HIOTH IX completed Is tn hold 40(1,0110 tons of railroad have been sent to the All Parlin to throw up the sponge as he THE coal. Russian government by the allied had been subjected to hard punlsh- Here will lie stored a reserve sup railroads commission in an effort to ment in the second. Campbel! Vienna. Dec. 31«Dispatches re- ply for the operation of the by-pro stave off a transportation debacle in weighed 156 and Parlin 149. reived bore from Sofia state thiit ■.>■■■< , duct coIto plant, but it was said that eastern Siberia, If favorable reply The gate receipts were not suffi Bulgaria has been declared under j similar, though not us large basins, is not received the commission said cient to cover all the expenses incur martial law because of widespread i were to be established at some of it would not assume further respon red by bringing in the outside boxers, rlols growing out of the high cost of the more important steel mills and sibility for eventualities relative to the deficit being something over living blast furnaces. the operation of the road. (Ooatlnued on Pago Four) WILL HAVE NEW FISH HAVE HIGHER LEVIES Waiting for Something to Drop . ffll HAVE KM 1
