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GRANT'S PASS, JOSEPHINE <OL'NTY, OKEtiON,
No. I 17
MONDAY, FEBIH ARI 9. iWO.
UllOf.E MM BEK 2*00
GERMANY RENEGES
9 ,
Says That Financial
Arrangement
Must Be Cancelled Because of
Stami for Extradition
I iiltisl Ntate* District < our» of A|*>
| h '< i I*> h*)» Milling M iui Must
Go to Prison
V
Attempt to Lynch a Negro at Lexington, Kentucky, Re
suits in Pitched Battle and Fifteen are Wounded
Besides the Quartette Killed
OF
MAINTE*'
Berlin. Feb. 9.--Germany has no­ BROTHERHOOD
San Francisco, Feb. 9.— The Unit­
ATTORNEY VANUEVEKK
NAYH
tified Belgium that the German and
TEXANI E OF WAY AND SHOP
ed rttple* distri» l court of appeal» ha»
I’ll AT (XAMME1UÌAL ORGANI­
Belgian financial agreement must be
affirmed the decision of the'Portland
LABORERN »ALLEI» OCT
ZATIONS AVERI! TO Bl.AME
annulled,
due to Belgium’s partici­
federal district court Impoalng a fine
pation in the extradition demands.
of *10,900 and three years Imprison
meni on Henry Albers, Pacific coast
milling man. convicted of violating
Ia?xlngton, Ky., Feb. 9. Foar gro to a pla e ui safety, There
the espionage law. 11« will appeal
persons were killed and 15 were In­ great excitement and mutterings
to the supreme court.
further trouble. While the mob was
jured when a mob, intent upon the
I'resident Barker Says Hope <** Ac­
attempting to get into the courthouse
State» Timi the Big Question of the
lynching of William Jxiekett, negro, the Jury found T-ockett guilty, and
tion L'pon P««* of Railway Ad­
Trial W ill lie to Determine Who
who confm«««! to murdering 10-year- a moment later he was sentenced to
ministration Was («one
Wits the Aggi1-Mir
9
old Geneva Earduian, charged the die In the electric <halr on March 11.
courthouse during Lockett's trial and
The meeting of the 1-adies Aux­
I
Ixiuisvllle, Ky., Fob. 9. -Lexing­ iliary held Saturday afternoon was
wan fired upon by police and state
Detroit, Feb. 9.—A strike of 300,-
Th«
.Montmuuio, Wa»h.. Fv*l>. 9
troofMi today. Two women are re- ton reports say the mobs are looting tilled with interest for the large 000 memliers of the Brotherhood of
,
American Isvglnn was completely ex
ported among those shot. The clash stores to g«t fire arms. More troops number who attended, the program Maintenance of Way Employes and
onorated by Vandvrvoor, the defense
have been called for, and 400 ar« having to do with the several phases Railway Shop laborers has been
James Frank Stith, postmaster at with the soldiers held the mob off
attorney, for any part in planning
while the authorities slipped the ne- now en route from Camp Taylor.
of the child welfare subject. The called for Tuesday, February 17th.
the alleged plot to raid the I. W. W. Keitby, aud one of the beet known
musical numbers for the afternoon at a meeting of the general chair-,
and
most
respected
citizens
of
the
hall at Centralia, in Vandervoer's
were supplied by the little ones from men of the brotherhood held today.
Illinois
valley,
died
Saturday
even
­
the
defense.
opening statement for
the
primary departments of the lo­ The decision followed advFee that*
mads before th« prosecution put on ing of heart failure. Mri Stith was
cal
schools,
and the program was in negotiations with the railroad ad­
stricken
instantly
at
about
7
o'clock
any wltn«»»«» Vanderveer said tho
charge of Miss Ruth L. Corbett, ministration for wage Increases of­
Istgion men who may have partici­ while seated at a table playing at a
home demonstration agent for this fered no hope of a favorable settle­
pate») were catspnss of th« commer­ game of card». Without warning;
ment. Grand President Barker said.
county.
cial organizations of Centralia which Mr. Stith not »peaking and giving
Dr. Cora Mcl^ne, city health offi­ "I am loarb to call this strike, but
planned Hi raid the hail. He declar­ no Indication that he was 111, death
Ixmdon. Feb. 9.- The masses in
Shanghai. Feb. 9.——Fear of bolshe­ cer, and Dr. Ralph Stearns spoke of our hands have been forced. There
ed Die matter was dlactiaeed before came, the body of the stricken man
baud at the Commercial Club, and remaining In its position in the chair. India, especially the Ignorant villag­ vism entertained by employers In health conditions concerning and is nothing else to do. I am tired
making surrounding the children, while Miss of the treatmnet received from the
The deceased was a native of In­ ers, were greatly agitated as the re­ Shanghai is a factor which
cited prevloiiH <le«tru'tlon of a for-
titer I. W W hull In Centralia. "We diana, in which »tat« he was born sult of the prediction made by Pro- more difficult the hard U>i of the i Corbett dealt with phases of the mal­ government authorities.”
When he i feesor Porta, of America, that De- hundreds of Russia r^fugeej who nutrition question, its causes, signs,
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»ill stand or fall on the position that on September 23, 1X82.
booilnir was done In self de came west he located in Josephine i comber 17 would see the begnning of have been fleeing in increasing num- etc., and how to remedy the condi­ TltYINS NOW MAKE STOPS
ACROSS MEXICAN BORDER
•••«a county, and waa employed in Grant» i exceptional storms and earthquakes. bers out of Siberia into China.
tion, She also outlined the plan un-
The growing polony of (heee (Rus- <Jar which the Farm Bureau orçapi- i
\V Pass as a carpenter. 31 years ago be „Hys th« Calcutta correspondent •M
•n Ing engaged in his work with the i thb ilaily Mali.
By the time th? jjail refugee» who«« gqipbor* sweli- ***!<"«. j.ii’Tie* en its Opln welfare <
Calexico, Cal., Feb. 9.—Calexico
Sugar Pine Door and Eumber com­ prediction rejvhed India it had
1
no longer entertains passengers on
work as nao
i’* H***‘*r ¡"»bjects.
Slbai _ capital
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_
cd after the Syrian
of Omsk
pany. In 1990 he removed lo Kerby grown into a declaration that
the fell Into the' hands of the bolshevik!.
Tlie Auxiliary also jave *,ten^®n the limited trains o( the San Diego'
where lie became a member of the world was coming to an end.
The has be ome a problem in the city of
i
to the need for a better sanitation in and Arizona railroad uiiring the 30
Monirnauo. Wa*b . Feb 9. Te.stl- firm of Nau> ke A Rllth, engaged in correspondent says of these frighten­ Shanghai. One handicap upon their
(Tie matter of the disposal of Suffr­ minute stoiis daily for change of en­
Utony liaa been begun In the trial of the sale of general merchandise He ed people;
efforts to obtain employment
has age. and urged action that will pre­ gines and switching operations
the I | I. W
w W.,
AY., Edward C
r l'ohm. later retired from the store, and in
'They invoked their gods, made been the reluctance of employers to
Officials ordered the atop made •»
who drew ' mai*
maim of the Centralia IS9<> ho wax appointed postmaster of vows ami offering», bathqd In the give work to persons from Siberia vent the despoiling Of the highways
shooting, qualified ns nn expert and Kerity, which position ho retained to su rod Htreims. shaved their heads, believed to have been exposed to the 'by the dumping of tin can* and Mexicali, across the border. 'Mexi-s-
other refuse along them.
call is "wet."
exiplalimd the map* of the around ln- the time of his death.
and sat llothed practically in sack­ bolshevik! Infection.
The meeting of the Auxiliary was
voiced In the Arm Isti e day shootlnr
lie was. married to Miss
Della cloth and ashes (it K quite a com-
Members of the colony here which
Nauck« In 1X90, and tho widow and mon sight to see rafftrions niendi- numbers several hundreds have es­ one of the best for many weeks, and
four children survive, tho children cant» sineared all over with ashes). tablished a school where English is 25 new names were added to the
membership roll.
all being grown. He was a member •awaiting the crack of doom,
being taught trr the new omers
At
I of the Masonic lodge of Kerby, be-
"it was rumored that 'Khuda' I the first one or two of the colony itself
XORW IVN BISI.X'ESS WITH
Ing lis worshlpfttl master nt the time Deity) was going to descend on the a tod as instructors
After a few
IX1TED STATES IXCRE ASES
of his death, lie was also a taein- Ochterlony monument In Calcutta.
weeks volunteer teachers came for-
Christiania,
Feb. 9.—/Norway's
ber of tho Woodmen of the World. \t the |K>ll<e courts scores of self- ward and classes are now Hieing
held mercantile shipping business with
The funeral serviles will be held I onstituted astrologers argued some day and night in the shabby
and the I’nited States has received a big
W. B. Lyon arrived in the city to­
Tuesday, at Kerby, at 2 o'clock. '
for and other against the prophecy. cramped quarters provided at No. 73
Judge Gillette, who recently re­ dueled by the Kerby lodge, No. 1”. \s soon as the weather got cloudy an Range Road. Another undertaking impetus since the war by reason of day from Seattle, and left later for
the fact that European markets are
/
turned from Portland, where he con­ A. F. & A. M.
aged Moslem, who was the complain­ in the colony is a community food
no longer able to supply the coun­ Takilma, where he is interested in
Tn
the
death
of
Frank
Stith
the
ferred with the members of the state
ant in a case of petty assault, left kitchen.
try
’s needs. New York and other the working of the Osgood mine, of
highway commission, state" that the people of Josephine county, and es- the court and let his case take care
I nwillingness on the part of many American ports are now taking the which he now has the management.
peclally
of
the
Illinois
valley,
have
uttitmle of the commission is against
of itself. (He was, he said, going or the Russian newcomers to recog­
place of Hamburg and lzindon as the •Mr. Lyon voiced the sentiments of
the approval of more road projects lost a citizen whose thought was for home to die with his family.”
nize the Kolchak administration as principal outlets for tl.c overseas1
than those already tinder way, until the upbuilding of Ills community,
the government of Russia has kept trade of the Scandinavian countries. all the placer mining men of the dis­
after the special ele tlon to be held anil who will be missed as few other WIRELESS <N>NNE<TS MEXICO
many from registering at the Rus­ Moreover, a great many American ex­ trict when he remarked "this is fine
He
■'
on May 21st. The funds at ptesent citizens would 1». missed.
CITY WITH SANTIAGO, » Hll.l sian »insulate, which, it is stated,
port firms have established branches weather you have down here—
available, according to the ou ci­ leader In enterprise, honest, straight­
too d------- fine." The miners are all
can extend aid only to regularly reg­ and agencies in Norway.
«Ion. will be required to complete the forward. and hold the confidence of
Mexico City. Feb. 9
Wireless istered- Russian citizens
wanting rain to fill the creeks and
program of building the ¡Pacific and every one who knew hlm.‘
< ommtinicatlon between Mexico City
the ditches and pipes with water.
Columbia highways, and other pro-
and Santiago, Chile, has been estab­ PRESIDENT IDVISES AGAINST
Mr. Lvon stated that he was called
jects now under conti'a t. The bond
lished and the Mexican legation in
here by a telegram from the people
OPINISI N'G MILITARA IRAINING
Issue which Is proposed through fa­
the latter city is receiving approxi­
j at the mine stating that they had
vorable vote in Alay will go to the
mately 2.000 words of news daily
'•een forced to shut down their oper-
Washington, Feb. 9. President
furtherance of other roads, and os-
¡which Is transmitted from th > huge
I ations because of a shortage
of
Wilson wrote Representative Cald­
peclally the mnrket roads and feed-
I station at Chaptiltepe.- to a receiving well, member of the house military
water. The mine was put in shape for
ers for the miiln highways. • The
station In Santiago. Fernando Cuen. committee, saying it would be inad­
the run, but the water failed after
Crater luike highway from Medford
Mexican minister to Chile, publishes visable for the house democrats
only two weeks, and now a wait for
i
to
Manchester. Eng.. Feb. 9.—'.Mem­
is among those, it Is understood, that
a dally news letter which Is available declare opposition to universal
in1l- bers of the Sulgrave Rovlety met rain must follow.
will bo hold In nlmyance till the bal­
The dearth of teachers for the to all ntorested Chileans.
itarj- training.
The Osgood mine is on the East
here recently to inaugurate a fund
lots are counted in (May. A strong schools has caused some who were
fork of the Illinois river, and Mr.
for
tlie
restoration
and
maintenance
df legation from tho Jackson county hiic essful of former davs to again
Lyon states that some extensive work
of Sulgrave Manor. Georg« Washing­
metropolis went to Portland to press heed tho call, anil to take up the
will ¡be done ui>on the property dur­
ton's
English
anc»»stral
home.
tho claims of Southern Oregon for work in the school room. County
ing the next year. The nine miles
The mansion was bought in 1914
t.he Igiko highway, but the commis­ ’•U'pcrintendont Ilacon stag's that the
of ditch has already been put in re­
as a memorial to Washington by the
sion made Its purpose clear In put­ problem of Hiipplvlng teachers Is br­
pair. but the building of 5000 feet of
British peace centenary committee in
thlR
ting nctlon over till after the oler- ag met tn a measure from
new flume will be part of the work
’etebration of the hundred years of
tlon.
ottree. women who had been huccchs -
to follow.
p«a ? hetwean the Un’ted States and'
'itl teachers, Um* who h>d 'rf* th«
Seattle. Feb. 9. I'nlon labor Mien
»
Seattle. Wash., Feb. 9
Hyder, Great Britain: but an endowment is
hool room for the horn« now enllut of Scuttle are going to their own
SECRETARY of REBEKAH
Alaska, center of the Stewart river needed fqr repairs and furniture |
IXHM.'E I'EHISHES IN FIRE ng In the cause again to meet the school, the Workers' 'College and are mining properties, will Ibecome a tent
Toward this, the Sulgrave Institute'
San Francisco, Feb.
9. -Mr«. r.v for aid.
taking courses, given by professors city rivaling Nome and other famous of America contributes £10,000, Five!
District
No.
45,
nt
Iceland,
is
now
Marie Donohue, secretary of tho Re­
"strike" towns. if the expet led thousand pounds have 'been raised
bekah lodge of San Frnncisco, was ■ignln open with Mrs. Berths Miller of the I'nlversity of Washington.
spring influx of prospectors is realiz­ in Ixmdon. and Mancheefr*r hopes to
tn
charge.
District
No.
33,
near
The Woykers' College Is conducted
burned to death in fire which des­
'd. according to .lames W. (McDon­ furnish the balance of £10.non.
t.royed the Berkshire
apart nient Kerby, is presided over by Mrs. O. nights at the Seattle labor iemple ald. ipioneer of the Klondike, whr
Among the subscriptions is a sum
house here. Thirty-two persons, In- W. (Murray, and Nix 3 2. on Jerome under tho auspices of the Seattle was in Seattle recently.
of
£500 from the Stars and Strijies
Prairie,
by
i.Mrs.
Joesle
Qualf.
These
eluding lodgers,, firemen and police-
central labor council, it is open to
"The world Is going to see anoth­ Women's Club in IManehester, col­
ladles are all former teachers, and all citizen*, men and
Washington. Feb. 9.—Official dis­
mon wore Injured.
women.
A er tent city in the spring.” Mr. Me- lected ns a memorial to the American
the districts arc fortunate in obtain­ largd number of labor
patches say a force of 2,000 Koreans,
men. inolud- I'onald said. "Hyder's future is as­ soldiers who die»l in the city.
ing their services to tide them over
armed principally with equipment
RES» I ERN PERISH IN
ln>g officers of the council and the sured, and there is every indication
•lie ertereoncy
furnished by bolshevik!, crossed Into
Washington State Federation of I.a- that when the snow goes off thou­
IN ATTEMPT TO SME
investigate Fishing Sentiment—
northern Korea from Ktrln.
Man­
bor, are enrolled.
sands of people will flock to the lit
Halifax, I it. 9. 'Radio messages JAPANESE ARE EVACl A TING
H. Hosier and Ixils Dodge, of Ash­ churia. and attacked a Japanese post
The object of the college, it Is an- tie town."
received hero Hlnte Hutt the Hocend
land. were in the city Saturday, hav­ of 700 men, killing 300 and routing
NORTHERN KOREA, IN REPORT n< Jived, Is to stimulate a deHire for
■Most of the newcomers will be dis- ing driven over from the Lithia city
•off! er und five tfiemliorH of the or "v
the remainder. The dispatches said
Txindon. Feb. 9. Northern Korea 'donation nmong wage
earners. appointed. Mr. McDonald asserted to Investigate mattersVoncerning the
of the British steamship Oxonian ’ms beef! CV.IC n>t"d I >v the Jn.'i.ines •
the attack was the Initiation of an
\mong the courses tniignt are dra­ Hundreds of them are used only to
perished while attemptin'.' to
fishing situation here
The gentle­ a 'live rebellion tn Korea, "begin­
1 w'releis from Moscow claims. The matics, econdmics, social ethics, local
placer mining. while the Stewart men! were interested in the initia­
the crew of the steamship Brcdbo-.nc "oi' latfmi rose to aid tin' Kore.-n
ning of a tremendous affair.” The
when she was bolliia abandon^! off rircos' froi.: Cjimesc territory, It is government, cooperative movements, river properties are all hard ro-k tion of possible legislation for the masses,of population nre Joining the
are of children and legal rights and The district will not be fully develon- re t'tit'on of fishing In the Rogue
I he coast of New Foundland.
Insurgents, and the Japanese are
reported.
’ n.‘l ' ’H’ens.
e(| for five years, he said.
river.
retreating.
ôilÀÎIIFS Allïll IARY HAS
« F RANK SHIH. Of
». DIED SATURDAY
win mum
—
CLIMAT! IS 100 FINE
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