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GRANT» PASH. JONEPHI NE 4 Of NTY, OREGON,
I ItIDAY, MAKI II n, IIFJO
WHOLE XI MBEH 2913.
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l’optiLit Ion of III« island» I s In
110U11<< <I l<y the < i ’ iikiim I «'part mi nt
at Uu-liingtoii
i Rejoinder to Die French anil British
Premiers Forwarded by th«
State lN-pnrtm«nt
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OATEN ANKH FOR 1.1 Ml* NIAI OF
FIVE III NDRIiD Ho l.l.t UN IOH
E.M II MAN
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Washington, Mar .5, The popula­
tion of tii« Phillpplnus in 191X was
aniioimcd today as 10,350,000, of
which 9,500.000 aro Christiana. Six
thouBand five hundred of the total
population are Americans.
Washington, .Mar. Z
The presi­
dent's rejoinder to the French and
British premiers* note on the Ad­
riatic situation was cabled last night
it was learned here today. The state
department declined to make the
contents of the reply public or to in­
timate the position taken by the ad-
i ministration
MÜNTHLYBASiSIS NOI WANTED
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4'<>nip<*tiMitioii Hill- Xow Pentling Arc
Held t<> lb* Mi-orly by llcp-
rtventiitivo
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LETTER CAUSES GREAT SURPRISE
I 'liargcs of N|s>kani< Grand Jury Are Senator- Say lìmi Defonite ( barge*
Ibsclvlng Attention l»y Attor­
Have Not Been Filed Against
ney General Palmer
Wilson’s Nominee
I’roiliK-tion of Correspondence Is Dra­
matic—Western I mw Should Ap­
ply Says Preacher
i
Washington, Mar. 5.
lump
sum payment of $5oo to
Itorson
acrvlng in the military
naval
forces was urged today
Marvin
lent of
Gates Sperry, national ;
the Private Boldlcrs and Sailors l«‘
gion before the li on«<( wi
moans committee
Sperry
the proposals of the other
organizations for adjusted
nation varying from $'!ti to
month of service, lie said
vices of th« 4,000,000 youn
leans wh>> fought In the a
could lx* paid by skimping
ml as miserly th« additional
Hit
<>m
Mrs Jean Morris Ellis met a num­
ber of service men last night at the
G. A. It. rooms at the oourtbouse
and gai« • u«h o| them a written
analysis of I heir character and wbat
il»«y were beat fitted for. A number
of outside people were also given a n
opportunity to meet her and gain an
H
interview
Mrs. Ellis
gave
talk which her hearers declare to
have been > spe tally good.
Mr» Ellis lias been allotted Ore­
gon utid Idaho for Ix r territory for
An attempt
tlie next six months,
will be mud« by the \merican Le-
Mrs.
glon officials here to secu re
As
Ellis again during that period
the Y M ('. A has this work under
tb'dr direction it Is thought probable
that she can be secured and more
people will be given an opportunity
for an interview with her. All that
met her sny that Mrs. Ellin is espec­
ially well adapted to this kind of
work She left this morning for Cot­
tage Grove where she will hold meet-
Inga.
I
Washington,
Alar.
5.- Senator
lieed'a rcKolutlon propiwing an in­
vestigation of the Grain Corporation
and wheat pri es, was reported fa-1
vorably today by a contingent com­
mittee of the senate. Attorney Gen-(
erat Puhner urnt a letter to Chair­
man (’alder of the committee saying !
that the department of justice '
agents In Portland are investigating
charge: of the .-ipokaiie grand jury,
In the house Representative Hutch­
inson, republican, of New Jersey, in­
traduced a resolution asking for an
invostigation.
Washington, 1 Mar. 5. —Action on
Ed-
Montesano, Mar. a.—T. T.
I monds, a Presbyterian minister, now
the nomination < of Brainbridge Colby
| without a charge, but recently em-
as secretary of state was again de-'
.
A report was made at the coun ¡1
11 'ployed
ployed as an Investigator for the de-
furred by the i senate foreign rela-|
V. t Kv
If Cramer
rrwr ' ' a fens« in * the
i_ case of the ten alleged
__ a
tneeUng last night
by T*
T. P.
tlons committee > today after the regarding the progress made by the
\y. w. on trial here for the mur-
members de lined to vote without committee appointed by the local, jer of Warren O. Grimm, the Cen-
fur’her information on tl^c* nomina- Chamber of Commerce and the coun- tralia Armistice day parade victim,
lion. Tlie senators said that while eH to get funds to buy the land used' i virtually admitted in a letter to Van-
no definite charges have been filed a.s an auto park. The land, which Iderveer, the defense counsel, which
and no informal investigation had adjoins the city park was held at ! was read into the court record today,
been decided upon, there were cer- ' |2,000 and the committee took steps ¡that he had found no evidence con­
tain matters which should be clear- ’ to secure this amount, Mr. Cramer necting Grimm with the alleged raid.
ed before the committee made any .reported that $1846 had already been The prosecution claims
that Ed­
r<'< ommandations to the senate.
rai.-ed and that there was mor" in monds in testifying today acknow­
sight. The council agreed that ledged the letter, the production of
should the amount of $1900 be rais- j which caused a dramatic surprise,
«d by voluntary subs ription. the re- 'The western law of reaching for a
maining $100 would lie met by the gun should apply, the letter said.
IMG HOOZI A Xl> R\X< III
I«» city. This leaves only $54 yet to be when asked if he meant that Grimm
M A Hi CANE oi HI
llu subscribed to the fund.
reached for his gun, Edmonds said
Sacramento, Cui., Mar. 5
JI v
The Indies Auxiliary have $420, that he tried to convey what the for-
man Howard
which they intend to spend for mer service man told him.
police station
equipment for the auto park, it was
William Sq>ears testified that a
and a gallon Jug
Isindoii. Mar. 5. It is expected
London, Mar. >5.—"It is time that' announced.
This will be spent in man named Hubbard had remarked
one arm and » Ith
here that the proposal to sell iheji^jndon grew lip,” declar^. the Ix>n- fixing up the grounds in the best |to him just after the shooting that
loading Al ilentif
British West Indies
indies to the I nited don Evening News, a new convert to possible condition for the tourist.
I the I. W. W. deserved being run out
Bentley had h
sell
Stat<-8 as a means of balancing the the idea that it is time for London
-
The council d- cided that a IL etree' of town. Vanderveer intimated that
• he iplg for $!(•
war debt of Great Britain will be authorities to consider seriously fee would be taxe<l the stages used i Hubbard was president of an eastern
bail offered to II
<>r
I . N. discussed in the house of commons | whether taller buildings would not to carry mall, if they carried passen- railway, lumber and mill company,
"home brow." Hi
by Lloyd George next Monday.
be an Improvement on an t ever-widen- gers which they did not pick up at ' and that the defense could prove that
On the blotter
ixxidon. Mar. 5. There has lieen
ing ring of suburbs.
the postoffice.
This tax would be Hubbard engineered the alleged raid,
name the officer
no Intent on. and th< re Is none now. Much Pnqsrlv Sold—
“Well-built skyscraper flats and t-he regular amount of $20 charged an issue which he has been trying
King.”
•
of Xmorleiin naval parthipution int
Hvath A Herman announce a num- office buildings would be a boon to , taxis operating in the city.
to get into the court record sin’e
tht; IhirdanelleH, tic ording to an­ ' ber of sales during the week. Four Ixindoners and there is no reason
Final payment on the paving be- the case began. The state withdrew
no incement here The normal Amer- tracts In the Madronn Tracts st Mur- I why we should not be as happy in tween I street and the bridge on its objection, declaring it
would
: lean fon e In Turkish waters com- .4«)' were sold to Martha Jess.
A them as New Yorkers are In theirs,” Sixth street was ordered made.
prove that Hubbard was in Portland
l
was 1 adds the paper.
prise« nix destroyers, and the Gal- 'five-room house on C street
on the day of the shooting.
purchased by L. M. Mitchell, of Mnr-
veston and. Scorpion.
On further examination by the
Two destroyers were recently sent I phy. A six-room house at K and Oak
prosecution. Edmonds admitted that
to the Black sea to relieve two
streets were sold to Halley Milner. A Irniy Store Soon to Close—
after 35 days of investigation ending
It Is probable that the local army
ers and remained teni|>orarily at the seven-room house and two acres of!
on January 4th. he found Grimm was
reqii< -it of Rear Admiral Brlston, land on North Seventh street were supplies store that has been con.4 : t-
blameless of participation in the Ar­
Philadelphia, Mar 5. Thr <• cm who feared they mlvht be needed for sold to J W. Radke. The eight-room cd for several weeks will close in the ;
mistice day affairs.
iasarles from Thrace <re touring 'his refng<e work in consequence of the house at A and Second has been pur-' near future, the local demand fori
—
country to assist in the explanation bolshevik! reaching th« coast.
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chased by P. T. Birchard. C. AV. the lines of goods that can be sup­
plies
from
the
stock
having
been
of th« position of the Greek inhabi­
Howard has bought the eight-room
One of the beet boxin« bouts seen
tants of Thru Ian territory surren­
house at Third and A. Six acres of about met. A late shipment of re­ I in Southern Oregon for years, is
der under the peace treaty by Bul­
land and a six-room bungalow In To-1 claimed blankets has just been re­
garia and Turkey. They are mem­
kay heights were sold to Mrs. George. ceived, which will be placed on sale promised by the committee in charge
A quantity of of the smoker given by the Ameri-
bers of- tho Thracian commission to
Pease. J. M. Bransconibe purchased I tomorrow morning.
j^jon next Thursday night. The
10 acres of land one-half mile west! chocolate candy has also arrived that|can
the ('lifted States.
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The members of the mission are
of the city. Another 10-a<re tract ; will be placed on the shelves at the , main bout will be between Roy Ce-
Angelos Constantillcris, secretary.
was purchased by L. M. Mitchell. The! same time. The store still has a derstrom, of Roseburg, and Knock­
Paris, Mar. 5.—The total number
supply of other goods, including ba-
Smyrna: Hr Panayotls Nlcolopnulo,
laindon, Mur h
A new com­ land lies west of town.
of
Armenians massacred at Marash
out
Carmen,
of
Portland.
Other
con, tomatoes, etc.
university of Paris; Nicholas Kalt- pany Ims '<<■ -n formed to arrange the
last
month will not ex; eed 5,000 per­
been
arranged
that
will
bouts
have
chiis. Constantinople; Hr. Paleologia munufseture of American «nods in Mr. Siskron In Town—
sons
according to detailed informa­
as
much
interest
as
the
have almost
Georgian. National University of Great Britain (or British and empire
Harry Siskron is in the city today Auxiliary Will Meet—
Greece.
from
his
mining
property
on
the
up
­
A
meeting
of
the
Indies
’
Auxiliary
tion
received
here by the French
markets, It Is stated by the American
main event. Fight fans are expect-
per Sucker ereek, He has the same is announced for Saturday afternoon ■ ed from Roseburg and from valley government.
In Philadelphia they spoke In Chamber of Commerce in London.
Ixindon reports made
churches of various denominations
With the growth of the movemen: plaint as all other of the mining men at 2:30, in the auxiliary room« at , points. The bouts are staged under public yesterday estimated the death
und at luncheons arranged in their for preferential tariffs anil other in Southern Oregon this season re­ the Chamber of Commerce.
The
loss as between 15.000 and 20.000.
honor.
preferential arrangements
among gardlng the shortage of water, stat­ I idles were unable to arrange a pro­ the supervision of the boxing com­
th" countries making up the British ing that the creeks are at the lowest gram for the meeting, because of mission, recently appointed by the
He the influenaz epidemic. They ask city.
Empire, many American manufactur­ stage he has ever seen them,
ers already have considered It desir­ has a mill that gets Its water supply that a full attendance be present, : Cederatrom claims a re ord of no]
able to establish fa lories ^n Canada. from a gulch that had never before however, as there is some very im­ ¡defeats during the time he has been!
The new company Is working, how­ failed, bfit this gulch joined the na­ portant business to come before the I Grady, of Portland, but -Grady was |
club.
ever. on the presumption that the tion in going dry this year.
I fighting. He was to have met Jimmy
fnr». SV
• •diantages of a factory In
Great
knocked out in the first round by
Britain are greater.
Carmen last week, add (’armen was
Tho American Chamber under­
Jloth
engaged in place of Grady,
Philadelphia. March 5.—Medical
I'll Pano, Tex., Mar. 5. 'Cadets of stands that Ihe now company will
men will weigh in at 155 pounds.
'research
libraries in this country in
encourage
and
assist
American
man
­
the military school of Chapultepec,
Kid Rocco, of Eugene, and 'Frank!
ilruwii up on Ihe drill field of Mexi­ ufacturers of sue essful commodities
their
search
for a tuberculosis spe­
Webb, of Portland, will meet in a
co's Weal Point, sofemnly swore al­ to establish plants in Great Britain,
cific
or
cure
for any other disease,
emi-final fight. 'Rocco is. well known
ii lame to tile flag of Mexico, held but where the American mun 'f.ic
W A
in the valley, having appeared a num are no longer dependent upon Ger-
aloft by President Venustiano Car­ furor is not interested In doing •
nee tí
her of »imes at Medford, the la«t
man-made dyes. “Made in America”
ranza, as part of the ceremonies in nd is willing to sell hl: manufac­
time in June, when he went
up
lilF
He
dyes
are now being used. They give
honor of the opening of the Instltu- turing rights, tho now company will
against Jimmie Huffy.
Weliti has
tlon, held In Mexico City recently, ac- undertake to find British or French
as
good
results as did imported dyes
hem fighting on the Milwaukie ca rd
cording to Excelsior. The school hail manufacturers who will* take over
11 winter, and is reported to be a used before the war.
">oso rights. Similarly It will Intro-
Iii'i'it closed for ten years.
lever fighter. The bout is scheduled
This announ ement was made at
The oath of allegiance was admin­ ■1u e Into America goods which have
‘o last eight rounds
The fighters tho Henry Phipps Institute, where
Britain
istered is the cannon of the citadel proved .successful In Groat
will weigh in at 135.
laboratory experiments
developed
f’rod a suinte of 21 guns In honor or France.
Bat Ritchey, of Grants 'Pass, will that certain dyes localized them-
.Tho new company is understood
of tile anniversary of Ihe constitu-
meet Kid P«mellle. of Klamath Falls selvcs in tivuerculous tissue
Efforts
lion of 1X57 and of 1 It 1 7, whlth oc- 'o Imvo received many Inquirios from
in a four round lmut. Ritchey has re being made to modify these dyes
unniifr"
Hirers
on
both
sldoit
of
the
earn d the same day.
been seen here several times this with other chemical agents that will
Atlantic who ari anxious to havo
winter, each time scoring a decision, kill the tuberculosis germs.
\Vn-hington, Mur. 5. 'Peter W. 'hotr ; od< produced In the other
nemellie fought last week at Klam-
Trypan red dyes have been found
ountry
The foricllnn of tho now
nth Falls against Harrington, the de- to give the best results. As many
Summers, tin American citizen, was
>tn un « !■■ to I rin ; such manufac­
lslon being a draw
Both the fight­ as 75 modifications of this dye have
:d a
'd by Mexlcun rebels at Sal- turers- together, its profits arising
ers will weigh in at 130.
been used in experimentation. Other
ii cording to a dispatch to ' it of -i percentage of tho royalty
Freddie Dodge will go up against reds and some blues hnve also been
' ii<> department received from or a lump sum payable for the pat­
Bud Smith in a three round bout for used. The staining qualities act .is
the;« toilay.
ent nr th« inm oss.
t! i fly-weight title.
■guide to the localization.
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