Grants Pass daily courier., January 31, 1920, Image 1

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GRANTS PASH. JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON,
SATURDAY, JANUARY Al. Urjo
DEADLOCK ON
OIL LAND BILL
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INDICT 31 Lt*.
Coiiiniittee IP'eoniinend* Paewiun of
Giving 1‘ o I uik I, Au»lr|a
and Armenia Aid
"Big Bill’’ Haywood, Former Heere-1
tary Now at Liberty on Bonds,
Among Tliofce ( 'barged
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Washington, Jan 31. An agree- OONFEREM-E COMMITTEE» AR­ RUPPRECHT OF H A V ARI A AMONG
Chicago. Jan
31.—.Indictments RElNlRTED THAT HEADS OF THE
TEN NOW IN THE IM»X TO TRY
m«nt was reached by the houne ways RIVE AT VIRTUAL AGREEMENT
against 37 members of the I. W. W.
THE ELEVEN < HARGKD WITH
THE HUNK WHO WILL HE DE­
ALL-RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
and means committee to recommend
were returned by a special grand
< ENTRAMA MlRDERM
OVER
LEASING
(LAUHF
MANDED
IlY
THE
ALU»
ARE CAPTI RED
the iwuMMge of legislation authorizing
jury investigating radical activities.
new government loans of >50,000,-
000 to Poland, Austria and Armenia
for food relief. However, all the
committeemen were not present and
some democrats reserves the right to
propose an Increase to >125,000,000
Agreemoit by Attorneys and Judge when the bill is before the house.
MANY MORE DAYS TO GET JURY
ICrl«MM*» Glenn and Prevent*
Iniprschincnl PriM-ewlings
ft
THE GOVERNMENT MW RESIGN
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Oregon KepresentMlvr Chairman of , Reported Tturt It M ill Be lm|MMmible
the House t'ont mit tee That Has
for the (irrmiuiv to Meet the
Been Nettling Difference*
Entente Ultimatum
Chief among those indicted were Wil- I
Ham D. "Big Bill” Haywood, former
secretary of the organization, now at (
liberty from Leavenworth prison un­
der bond, and Thomas Whitehead,
who succeeded Haywood as secre­
Allied
tary.
NOT KNOWN WHAT FATE WILL BE
Commanders Are ( ailed Upon
to Use Energetic Means for the
Liberation of Officers
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Montesano, Wash., Jan
31. -
There are now III Jurors In Uie box
for the trial of the It I. W. W.
charged with the Armistice day mur­
ders. Orton Glenn and Mrs. Emily
C. Patttson. temporary Jurors, were
excused from Jury service following
a tonferenve between the defense.
proaecutton tnd Judge Wilson. This
reduce« the temporary Jury to 10,
and eliminate« the Impeachment
proceedings the defense was to bring
In an effort to unseat Glenn.
Mrs. Pattison hail Indicated pre­
judice against the I. W W. It may
take five days more to secure a Jury.
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Washington. Jan. 31.
The house
and Menate conferee« on the oil land
leasiug bill reached a virtual agree­
ment today, breaking the deadlock
over the house and senate amend­
ments to the so-calied remedial pro­
vision« of the oil section.
Final
settlement of the distribution of
royalties derived from the product
of oil wells remains the only point*
in controversy. Settlement was left
to Senator Smoot and Representative
Sinnott, chairmen of the conferees
for the respective honors
Paris, Jan. 31.—Included 1n the
list of Germans whose surrender by
the Berlin government will be de­
manded by the allies will be the (or­
mer Crown Prince Ruprecht of Ba­
varia; Field Marshals von Buelow
and Mackenzen: Haron von Der l.an-
cken, former civil governor of Brus­
sels; Admiral von ('apelie. and field
Marshal Uman von Sanders, com-
mantling the Turkish armiee. It is
reported to be understood the Ger­
man government will resign if the
entente insists upon the delivery of
these persons, because of the alleged
imiioesibility of Insuring execution
of its orders.
Vladivostok. Jan. 31.—Admiral
Kolchak and Premier Pepol layer, oC
the All-Rnsftian government, are im­
prisoned in Irkutsk, and what their
fate will be is not known, the Rus­
sian telegraph agency says.
General 8emneoff, commander of
the forces in the Far East, has com­
municated with allied commanders
insisting upon energetic measures
for the liberating of Kolchak.
Corvallis, Ore., Jan. 31.—Oregon
Roseburg. Jan. 31. The opening
Agricultural college track athletes,
of the (> & C. grant landa to settle-
now that the football season has end­
merit. Information on which has been
ed. are beginning to look forward to
the cinder path contests to take
awaited by the local U. 8 land office
place on the coast this spring, the
from the general land office at
culmination of the indoor season be­
Washington. D. (’.. for many week«,
ing the Far Western Indoor meet to
Ixvndon, Jan. 31.—The Moscow
1« now l»elng held up, according to
be held April 3 in the O. A. C. ar­ wireless service transmitted an ex­
information received here today, for
mory here.
tract from an article from the official
Talent for this year’s track team bolshevik organ. Pravda, stating
the action of the U. 8. senate on
will include a long list of last year’s “Only a few days ago the supreme
houso resolution No. 20. which would
• varsity men. besides a number of j ruler, Kolchak, was hoisted on his
grant to former soldier« and sailors
zx.1 el v A san ’ kavAnota
I freshmen and soph mores. Carter and I a soldiers'
bayonets, **
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of the late war a preference in the
j Green, apparently, will be the team’s! There had been considerable un­
right of settlement.
I sprinters. Carter has serevarl 160-| certainty
regarding
the recent
R R. Turtier. receiver of the lo-
yard dash firsts to his credit. Kirn' whereabouts of Admiral Kolchak,
cal land office, who received the
land Bob McClanathan are the 440- who had been variously reported as
Bodmin. Eng . Jan. 31.-A statue communication ««-aterdsy, sal<1 that
1 card contestants, while Ix-e Durham, captured by bolsheviks west of Irk­
ninde entlrely <>f Cornlsh tln l« In 1>r the r<*oluilon contemplated granting
Reynolds and Bryant are 880-yard utsk. arrested by social revolution­
orected here to eoiumvuiorate thc to ex-service men a preferential right |
contenders. Grant Swan appears to ists and imprisoned at Irkutsk, and
pari played hy the Duke of Corn­ of 60 days on the ojwning of any
San Francisco, Jan. 31.—Investi­ be the lone miler, while there are
wall’« light Infantry regiment In the government lands, lie said the reso­
Washington. Jan. 31.--Senator gation of suspicious circumstances two who may enter the two-miie under detention by revolting troops
war. The deaign of thc statue will lution had passed the house some
from his own armies. It has been
be submltted to the Prlnce of Wales, time agp but for some reason had (Chamberlain put into the congres which caused the transport Mount races. McCormick and Bullard.
quite definitely established that he
Elkelman and Reardon are the vet­ has not been a free agent for some
who I« colonel-ln-chlef <>t the regl been delayed In |Mnming the senate, atonal record today, the letter of I Vernon to abandon its voyage to
Vladivostok, may result in arrests. eran hurdlers, the former also being weeks.
ment.
However he believes that the resolu- President Wilbur of Stanford univer-1 Flooding the tire room with fresh a contender for field event honors. |
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tlon will eventually be pnased, ally, praising Herbert Hoover The water from a mysterious source, and
though berause of the delay, the lo-
tire in the coal 'bunkers, are to be No Damage to Fruit-
cal office Is wlthout authority to republicans did not object.
F. D. Eistnann, who was in the
investigated.
proceed with the schedule.« and the
city from his Rogue River fruit
other clerical details relating to the
; ranch yesterday, states that there is
disposition of the grant.
i no material damage to the fruit of
While the commissioner of the
' this district, and he doubts that the
general land office did not nay that
i damage reported in other districts
the opening of the lands was being I
will be as serious as first reports
Vienna, Jan. 31.—‘Bucharest dis­
delayed on account of the senate, I
had indicated. Mr. Eistnann says
Grand Rapids, Mich., .Ian. 31.
patches state that the boisheviki are
Mr.
Turner
said,
it
was
intimated
that
the
scare
in
such
cases
Is
us
­
The jury in the case of the 123 de­
ually much worse than the real facts waiting at the frontier to offer i>eace
fendants in the alleged Newberry that the procedure promised by this
terms to Rumania. If the terms are
time
several
months
ago
was
being
t'alem. Ore.. Jan. 31. Relief from
«•lei’tlons conspiracy has hwn com­
Helena. Mont., Jan. 31.— in com- would warrant. The prospects for
refused
the soviet troops will ad-
pleted. and the’trial will proceed held up for no other reason. As the the present ultra-lenient parole law, i memoration of the late former Pres- a full crop of fruit are excellent, a -
vance.
former
soldiers
and
sailors
would
be
cording to the investigations made
enacted at the 1919 session of the
next week.
given 60 days prior rights to any i legislature and under which the | ident Theodore Roosevelt’s action in by Mr. Eistnann.
other settlers, it is now believed the state paTole board has been compel­ ■ establishing the forest service, the
Berlin. Jan. 31.—“Not we but our
opening will not Iks. ur until late in led to recommend paroles of con­
happy grandchildren will see the
¡state highway commission has deslg-
the siwlng
I Prussian Eagle flying again in the
victs against its own judgment, will
I nated as Roosevelt pass the pass
i sky,” declares a resolution passed at
come after the new law. passed by
a meeting of Germany officers in
the, recent special seaslon. becomes |over the Rocky mountains from Bel­
I favor of the monarchy.
ton to Glacier national park, it re­
Il Toil! H LINE (.IIS A
effective April 17.
FIFTY-YEAR FRANCHISE
The state parole board meets on e cently was announced here by the
each month. As a result of the last chief engineer of the commission.
six sessions of the board a total of The forest service, it was said. will
M omcow , Idaho. Jan. 31. Experi­
Washincton. Jan. 3t.—Three out
Buenos Aires. Jan. 31. The auto­ 103 paroles have been granted.
mentation designed to effect a satis­ bus will soon make Its appearance In
"A whole lot more than there be asked to construct the 10 miles of every four aliens arrested in re-
factory separation by flotation of Buenos Aires. The commission of should havo been.” one member of of highway necessary to negotiate cent anti-radical raids and held for
the lead and zinc in the complex ore public works has Just granted a con- the board said emphatically, “but It the pass. The main highway run­ deportation proceedings already have
of the Coeur d’Alene district, work ceeelon to a -private concern to oper­ was the only thing we could do under ning east and west across northern olrtained counsel and are making a
on the treatment of gold-silver ores ate lines of autobuses for a period the law.” By months the record is:
Montana, extending on to the Pacific legal fight. Commissioner General
from southern Idaho, aurveys of sev­ of 50 years, after which the conces­ August, 29: September. 22: October.
Caminétti of the immigration bureau
Rome. Jan. 31.—Socialist organ­
Roosevelt
eral promising mining districts and sion will revert to the city. To .liegin 11; November.
December. 13; coast is known as
said today. Another shipload of de­ izers are strongly represented in the
Memorial trail.
thorough-going Investigation of the with there will be four lines operat­ January, 15.
portees will go as soon as the cases new Italian chamber of deputies.
stHte’s mineral resources in general ing from the center of the city to
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against a sufficient number have Thirty-seven new members give
uro the more important topics dealt I ho suburbs, with 25 1>uses to each
•been completed, Mr. Caminetti said. themselves that description in their
Starting to Pop
with by Dean IF. A. Thomson of the lino. Tlie faro will (lie 10 centavos,
He estimated that about 100 of those report to the secretary of the cham­
University of Idaho school of mines the same as charged by the trnm
recently arrested had now been con- ber. There was not a single organ­
in a report on the work of the state linos and the subway.
vi ted and await deportation.
izer In the previous parliament.
bureau of mines and geology which
Altogether the socialists have 156
has Loen submitted to Governor D.
deputies in a total membership of
W. Davis.
508. All the 352 deputies outside
A «major part of the activities of
of the socialist group are opposed
the bureau of which Dean Thomson
to them although holding widely
is secretary, have been carried on
varying politi al views. The Cath­
since July 1, 1919. under a coopera­
olic |»art.v has 101 members. These
tive agreement between the univer­
latter supported the government and
sity, the United Blates bureau of
arrayed themselves against the so­
mines and the state bureau.
The
lxtndon.
31.—“Trengganu. cialists in a test vote of confidence.
principal task attempted in coopera­ , ‘London, Jan. 31.-—After fining a
one Of the Unfederated Malay state«.
The number of lawyers and noble­
tion with the United States bureau man at the Thames iHilice court for
Is the only state under British pro­ men has decreased. Eight iveasants
has lieen the Investigation of lead demanding that women pedestrians
tection In which the abominable prac­ and 13 workmen sit in the present
and line flotation processes. T.ahora- «hould step aside and allow' him to
tice of taking children in pledge for chamber. In the last previous cham­
tory tesis along thia line are being pass on the sidewalk, the magistrate
what their parents owe still exists,” ber there were no peasants and only
succeeded by large scale experiments said:
says J. L. iHunuphreys. the British two workmen.
“Ladies now sit in the seat that I
In the mills of the Coeur d’Alene
agent there. In his annual reitort.
Three literary men are among the
dhtrlct. If results already obtained :t [n, or shortly will, to administer
This debt 'slavery is to be abolished deputies: Seni Bonelli, poet and
in the Inilmratorles. can 'he duplicated Justice. You must give them their
shortly, says Mr. Humphreys.
dramatist, who Is now D'Annunzio’s
In the lullls, it Is declared, It Is be­ due and pay them proper respect. We
The debt is treated as hereditary: chief rival in Italy and is known in
lieved that a substantial contribution are no longer the superior sex. Take
the children are taken in pledge and New York especially through, hfs
will have Ihcen made to the conser­ off your hat to them politely
no reduction is made in the debt on play “The Jest;’’ AKredo Baccelli,
vation of Idaho's mineral resources. they are your superiors.”
account of the labor of the debator. and SHetliani.
GETS WILBUR LETTER
FLOTATION SYSTEM